Optimizing Adaptive Transmission Policies for Wireless Vehicular Communications

Sepulcre, Miguel; Gozálvez, Javier

doi:10.1109/vetecf.2008.445

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“…Improved service for safety messages in ITS applications has been considered previously, in e.g. [6][7]. While [6] uses the distance to a potential collision area as input parameter to an adaptive, context aware transmission policy, in [7,] the CAM send rates are adapted according to the role of each vehicle in an overtaking warning application.…”

Section: Denm Send Ratementioning

confidence: 99%

Co-existing periodic beaconing and hazard warnings in IEEE 802.11p-based platooning applications

Böhm

Jönsson

Uhlemann

2013

Proceeding of the Tenth ACM International Workshop on Vehicular Inter-Networking, Systems, and Applications

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A platoon of trucks driving at the same, mutually agreed speed while keeping a minimum inter-vehicle distance will reduce fuel consumption, enhance transport efficiency as well as improve the safety of other adjacent road users. The European profile of IEEE 802.11p for inter-vehicle communications uses a single 10 MHz control channel dedicated to safety-critical data, shared by periodic status updates, CAM (Cooperative Awareness Message), and event-triggered warnings, DENM (Decentralized Environmental Notification Message). Coupled with the random access delay inherent to the 802.11p medium access method, the strict timing and reliability requirements of platoon applications are not easily met. To this end, we evaluate by simulation the effect of IEEE 802.11p-compliant send rate adaptations and message type prioritizations and the choice of warning dissemination strategy on CAM transmissions and DENM dissemination in a platooning scenario. Simulation studies of a platoon of 10-20 vehicles in a busy highway scenario show that the context-aware choice of send rate, priority class and dissemination strategy not only reduce the dissemination delay of DENMs but even has a significant effect on the throughput of CAMs exchanged by platoon members.

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Section: Denm Send Ratementioning

confidence: 99%