Time and Location-Critical Emergency Message Dissemination for Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network
Keywords:
Vehicles, Modulation, Delay, Road transportation, Encoding, Ad–hoc networks, InterferenceAbstract
This paper, proposes a time/location critical(TLC) framework for EM dissemination and use V2X Algorithm to achieve the goal. In specific, vehicles near the accident site (or the point-of-interest location) receive guaranteed, detailed messages to take proper reaction immediately (e.g., slow down or change lanes), and vehicle further away have a high probability to be informed and make location-aware decisions accordingly (e.g., detour or reroute), with the assistance of reverse traffic when possible and necessary. The efficacy of the proposed framework is analyzed and validated by extensive numerical and simulation results. The TLC framework and the use of the V2X algorithm are shown to be able to disseminate Ems effectively and efficiently by taking both the time and location criticality into account, while simplifying the design of radio transceivers and media access control protocols for VANET.
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