Retracted: A smart transportation system in VANET based on vehicle geographical tracking and balanced routing protocol

Kandasamy, Satheshkumar; Mangai, S.

doi:10.1002/dac.4714

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“…This is done including in determining the optimal route for communication between nodes. As has been [10], [30], [32], [33] and [34]. [32] presented an innovative technique to provide intelligent transport with improved traffic regulation and safety, a new position-based routing protocol called Traffic Dynamism-Balanced Routing Protocol (TDBRP) for VANET.…”

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Performance analysis of communication model on position based routing protocol : review analysis

Himawan¹,

Hassan

Bahaman

2022

IJCAI

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Research on the Vanet system always has its own challenges and obstacles. The communication system between nodes is certainly the main problem that is always faced. The communication model and concept in the routing protocol process is a very decisive choice to get good communication quality. Four categories in vanet system topology, namely position based routing protocols, broadcast based routing protocols, cluster based routing protocols and multicast/geocast routing protocols, have fundamental differences, especially in the concept of sending data and information between nodes. For this reason, in this study, the selection of standardization and integration of data delivery between nodes is of particular concern and is certainly an interesting thing to study more deeply. The ability to send data properly in busy and fast traffic conditions has its own challenges. For this, there are many variables that must be considered, so that communication between nodes will be better Povzetek: .

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Performance analysis of communication model on position based routing protocol : review analysis

Himawan¹,

Hassan

Bahaman

2022

IJCAI

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“…A novel position-based routing protocol for VANETs, called traffic dynamism-balanced routing protocol (TDBRP) was presented in [30] to provide intelligent transportation with increased traffic control and security. An effective junction selection algorithm (EJSA) has been proposed based on traffic dynamism for constructing an ideal route among nodes for efficiently forwarding EMs.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…An effective junction selection algorithm (EJSA) has been proposed based on traffic dynamism for constructing an ideal route among nodes for efficiently forwarding EMs. EJSA and route framing among junctions are based on information gathered from two-hop neighbors, reducing end-to-end latency and improving the PDR [30]. The authors in [31] present stable clustering, critical to the network's scalability and robustness.…”

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A Robust Emergency Messages Routing Scheme for Urban VANETs

Shah¹,

Khan²,

Abbas³

2022

Computers, Materials &Amp; Continua

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Vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs) play an essential role in enhancing transport infrastructure by making vehicles intelligent and proficient in preventing traffic fatalities. Direction-based greedy protocols pick the next route vehicle for transmitting emergency messages (EMs) depending upon the present location of adjacent vehicles towards sink vehicles by using an optimal uni-directional road traffic approach. Nevertheless, such protocols suffer performance degradation by ignoring the moving directions of vehicles in bi-directional road traffic where topological changes happen continuously. Due to the high number of vehicles, it is essential to broadcast EMs to all vehicles to prevent traffic delays and collisions. A cluster-based EM transmitting technique is proposed in this paper. For urban VANETs, this paper pioneers the clustering of bi-directional road traffic for robust and efficient routing of EMs. In this regard, this paper introduces a routing protocol, namely, the bi-directional urban routing protocol (BURP). In addition to the paths and relative locations of vehicles, BURP takes account of the distance parameter by using the Hamming distance function to determine the direction of motion of vehicles and communicates EMs through the cluster head (CH). A modified k-medoids algorithm is presented for the clustering of bi-directional road traffic. A median method is presented for selecting CH to ensure the longrunning of a cluster. Simulation results show that BURP provides enhanced throughput, a maximized packet delivery ratio, low energy consumption, and network delay relative to eminent routing protocols.

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“…Several prior research studies have been conducted to analyze the taxi demand prediction using various aspects. The recommended system collects the passenger's hotspots using location services of their historical taxi data and extract current demands every time by assigning their exact ride matches using hotness ranking 20,21 . This hotness score is predicted for each time‐step and the top‐k hotspots are recommended that are nearer to the user location in conjunction with the driver's location.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The recommended system collects the passenger's hotspots using location services of their historical taxi data and extract current demands every time by assigning their exact ride matches using hotness ranking. 20,21 This hotness score is predicted for each time-step and the top-k hotspots are recommended that are nearer to the user location in conjunction with the driver's location. Ensemble weights are modified during the prediction process and individual predictions depend on previous time-steps.…”

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An improved public transportation system for effective usage of vehicles in intelligent transportation system

Rajkumar

Deborah²

2021

Int J Communication

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Summary Procuring usage of the public transportation system enhances the promising effect of limiting the number of own vehicles usage in the contemporary world. The present research advocates a new paradigm of the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) in the near future, to rescue fossil fuel and to maintain a healthy environment for the current generation. To provide this facility, Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) based intelligent learner has been proposed. This intelligent learner is mainly used to predict high vehicle demand requests in order to utilize a public transport system effectively. In this way, excess usages of vehicles are reduced from low vehicle demand request locations to the locations where high vehicles demand requests are generated. Moreover, a new enhanced approach has also been designed to establish communication between the onboard vehicles and the passengers for instant reservation of their seats based on real‐time sensors. To achieve the effective usage of the public transportation system, an effective dynamic scheduling algorithm that dedicates more convenient travel in the complex transportation system, has been proposed. The proposed system results are evaluated using real‐time transport data, which are collected from major cities and they are implemented to predict the exact vehicles demand. The performance results are compared with various existing methods and the proposed system has proved its efficiency than the existing methods. When the proposed system is implemented, it improves 87% usage of public transportation as well as the usage of taxis and own vehicles would be reduced drastically in the city.

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Retracted: A smart transportation system in VANET based on vehicle geographical tracking and balanced routing protocol

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Performance analysis of communication model on position based routing protocol : review analysis

Performance analysis of communication model on position based routing protocol : review analysis

A Robust Emergency Messages Routing Scheme for Urban VANETs

An improved public transportation system for effective usage of vehicles in intelligent transportation system

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