2019 IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/globecom38437.2019.9013385
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A New AODV Based Forecasting Link Breakage Indicator for VANETs

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“…As the routing protocol between cluster heads, it is still common to find variations of classical algorithms-such as AODV or OLSR-to use the most reliable routes from source to destination. For example, in [39] the traditional system for the detection of route breakages (based on the loss of HELLO messages) was replaced by a forecasting indicator that used information about errors in the decoding of OFDM packets. The authors of [40], in turn, developed a framework that analyzes network resources in order to adjust the relationship between topology changes and QoS needs, aiming to decrease the load on the VANET and thereby improve scalability.…”
Section: Routing Protocols In Vanetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the routing protocol between cluster heads, it is still common to find variations of classical algorithms-such as AODV or OLSR-to use the most reliable routes from source to destination. For example, in [39] the traditional system for the detection of route breakages (based on the loss of HELLO messages) was replaced by a forecasting indicator that used information about errors in the decoding of OFDM packets. The authors of [40], in turn, developed a framework that analyzes network resources in order to adjust the relationship between topology changes and QoS needs, aiming to decrease the load on the VANET and thereby improve scalability.…”
Section: Routing Protocols In Vanetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Canal conditions affect the link quality and rend its estimation more difficult [5]. A routing protocol designed for VANETs should be capable of routing data packets from a given source to a given destination successfully in compliance with the quality requirements of service requested [6]. In this case, routing protocols depend on link quality estimation metrics to offer the best data delivery service.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%