A Trustworthy and Cooperative MAC Protocol for Cognitive Vehicular Networks

Tiwari, Jahnvi; Dubey, Dheeraj; Prakash, Arun; Tripathi, Rajeev

doi:10.1109/upcon56432.2022.9986422

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“…Poor transmission of information in dynamic topologies has been associated with both irregular (unrecognised data transmission) connectivity and the lack of a recovery method in the MAC protocol design. MAC layer cooperation is used as a makeup technique to address these issues by making up for channel flaws and enhancing the dependability of the transmission link 7 . Whenever the destination node cannot receive packets, helper nodes are utilised in cooperative transmission at the link layer to resend them.…”

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“…MAC layer cooperation is used as a makeup technique to address these issues by making up for channel flaws and enhancing the dependability of the transmission link. 7 Whenever the destination node cannot receive packets, helper nodes are utilised in cooperative transmission at the link layer to resend them. The helpers, who share neighbours with the source and destination nodes, have better connectivity conditions than they do.…”

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Reliable cooperative communication in cognitive vehicular networks for intelligent transportation systems

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Yadav

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Int J Communication

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SummaryRapid intelligent transportation systems (ITS) innovations need a reliable MAC protocol to enable massive nonsafety message delivery and high‐priority safety broadcasts. The significant rise in spectrum need is regulated by collaboration in cognitive vehicular networks (CVNs). For QoS improvement, a reliable cooperative MAC for CVNs (CCVN‐MAC) is presented in this study. CCVN allows vehicles to collaborate and share channel status information, allowing for proactive channel switching in case of a legacy user (LU) appearance. To enable transmission mode selection, additional control signals are included. Using the suggested cooperative makeup technique, the helper nodes resend failed transmission. A Markov chain represents the protocol, and NS‐2 is used to evaluate it for several performance characteristics. Compared with conventional MAC techniques, the proposed protocol depicts improved performance, including depreciation of 70% in average latency and an increment of 42.4% in throughput.

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