Title
Towards reliable multi-hop broadcast in VANETs: An analytical approach
Author
Gholibeigi, M.
Baratchi, M.
van den Berg, J.L.
Heijenk, G.
Contributor
Ekici, E. (editor)
Altintas, O. (editor)
Tsai, M. (editor)
Bloessl, B. (editor)
Sepulcre, M. (editor)
Wei, Y.L. (editor)
Publication year
2017
Abstract
Intelligent Transportation Systems in the domain of vehicular networking, have recently been subject to rapid development. In vehicular ad hoc networks, data broadcast is one of the main communication types and its reliability is crucial for high performance applications. However, due to the lack of acknowledgment techniques in IEEE 802.11p standard, it is challenging to ensure communication reliability. In this work, we analytically model a receiver-oriented reliability mechanism, with the objective of on-demand error recovery for multi-hop broadcast vehicular communication. In particular, using absorbing Markov modeling and probabilistic graphical modeling, we analyze its performance in terms of relevant indicators, such as overhead and delivery ratio. Further, the model is validated using simulations. The results are useful in tuning the influential parameters and accordingly adjusting trade-offs and meet performance requirements in various circumstances.
Subject
ICT
CSR - Cyber Security & Robustness
TS - Technical Sciences
Ad hoc networks
Analytical models
Economic and social effects
Intelligent systems
Reliability
Signal receivers
Communication reliabilities
High performance applications
Intelligent transportation systems
Multi-hop broadcast
Performance requirements
Probabilistic graphical models
Vehicular communications
Vehicular networkings
Vehicular ad hoc networks
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/vnc.2016.7835959
TNO identifier
745923
Publisher
IEEE Computer Society
ISBN
9781509051977
ISSN
2157-9857
Source
2016 IEEE Vehicular Networking Conference, VNC 2016. 8 December 2016 through 10 December 2016
Article number
7835959
Document type
conference paper