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Interpretation and Investigations of Topology Based Routing Protocols Applied in Dynamic System of VANET

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The intelligent transportation system is necessary for smart connection among vehicles and roadways equipment. Vehicular Ad-hoc Network (VANET) where vehicles are linked together through a wireless link is an emerging research area and gaining attention for this smart connection where each vehicle is a node in the ad-hoc network consists of groups of stationary or moving vehicles. This dynamic system of VANET provides an infrastructure that builds new solution for safety and comfort but this implementation presents a hurdle in the selection and designing of a routing protocol which is capable of providing reliable and efficient transportation of packets. The prior objective of this research is to select and suggest reliable routing protocol and gives a performance assessment of the topology based protocol’s properties in terms of high-density dynamic systems of vehicles i.e., Ad Hoc on-Demand Distance Vector (AODV), Optimized Link State Routing Protocol, Dynamic Source Routing (DSR), and Destination-Sequenced Distance-Vector on the grounds of simulation parameters (packet delivery ratio (PDR), overhead (OH), throughput ratio (TR)). The performance is evaluated using network simulator and mobility simulator the Simulation of Urban Mobility. The result shows that in case of TR and OH, protocol DSR outperforms but in case of PDR, protocol AODV outperforms. From the above, conclusion is that this research will assist the researchers in selecting the better routing protocol in the implementation of dynamic system of VANET infrastructure.

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Abbreviations

V-2-V:

Vehicle-to-vehicle

V-2-I:

Vehicle-to-infrastructure

OBU:

On-board unit

KPI:

Key performance indicators

RSU:

Road side units

DSRC:

Dedicated short range communication

QoS:

Quality of service

MAC:

Media access control

PDR:

Packet delivery ratio

EED:

End-to-end delay

OH:

Overhead

TR:

Throughput ratio

SUMO:

Simulation of urban mobility

NS-2:

Network simulator-2

NS-3:

Network simulator-3

TCL:

Tool command language

GUI:

Graphic user interface

OLSR:

Optimized link state routing protocol

DSDV:

Destination-sequenced distance-vector

AODV:

Ad hoc on-demand distance vector

DSR:

Dynamic source routing

VANET:

Vehicle ad-hoc network

DTN:

Delay tolerant network

GPS:

Global positioning system

MANET:

Mobile ad-hoc network

XML:

Extensible markup language

ITS:

Intelligent transportation systems

IoT:

Internet of things

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Sehrawat, P., Chawla, M. Interpretation and Investigations of Topology Based Routing Protocols Applied in Dynamic System of VANET. Wireless Pers Commun 128, 2259–2285 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-022-10042-3

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