2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-81-322-2529-4_22
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Performance Analysis of Location and Distance Based Routing Protocols in VANET with IEEE802.11p

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“…Some alternate proposals are argued when you look at the literary works such as for instance using architecture that is device-to-device, or offloading the information [9][10] that is extra to pre-existent sites which are Wi-Fi. Thus, although reliance on RSU is preferred when you look at the literary works [11][12], this method will not be practical or perhaps is effortlessly scalable. An additional strategy mentioned in literature presents routing that is different for V2V interaction.…”
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“…Some alternate proposals are argued when you look at the literary works such as for instance using architecture that is device-to-device, or offloading the information [9][10] that is extra to pre-existent sites which are Wi-Fi. Thus, although reliance on RSU is preferred when you look at the literary works [11][12], this method will not be practical or perhaps is effortlessly scalable. An additional strategy mentioned in literature presents routing that is different for V2V interaction.…”
Section: Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To achieve this, many article writers have actually really focused on optimizing and handling the positioning about the RSUs. The authors introduced for instance, in [11][12] optimizing places associated with the RSUs on the roadways which reduce the expense that is total of execution and upkeep. Within [11][12], the writers centered on RSU positioning alongside lowering the package communication waiting time.…”
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“…The presence of obstacle creates a non-line-of-sight (NLOS) situation. Generally multi-hopping mechanism 12,13 can be used if the vehicle is not within the range of communication, but the use of this mechanism creates additional overhead such as retransmission of the messages, and nodes of close range has to be identified for transmission. The presence of NLOS has always been a serious issue, and the NLOS node has to be localized in order to transmit the emergency message.…”
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