Simulators for vehicular ad hoc network (VANET) development

Lim, Kit Guan; Lee, Chun Hoe; Chin, Renee Ka Yin; Yeo, Kiam Beng; Teo, Kenneth Tze Kin

doi:10.1109/icce-asia.2016.7804797

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“…Some of the widely used simulators are Quadstone Paramics [14], Traffic Software Integrated System (TSIS-CORSIM) [15] and SUMO [16]. Each of the software has its advantages and disadvantages in VANET development, but the combination of Simulation of Urban Mobility (SUMO) and MATLAB is one of the most convenient approaches in this development [17].…”

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Sumo Enhancement for Vehicular Communication Development

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Chin

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IJCT

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It is normal that every family is having at least one vehicle at their home as vehicles have become a daily needs for all of us. However, this also leads to the increased of road accidents where major causes are related to human errors which can be prevented. To tackle with this problem, vehicular ad hoc network (VANET) is introduced with the aim to make vehicles intelligent. In order to study the algorithm in VANET, a mobility simulator is needed for simulation purpose. In this case, SUMO is proved to be a good simulation tool in generating VANET environment while MATLAB is good for algorithm development. Yet, to develop a good simulation platform, modification on SUMO files are necessary. This paper discusses on the procedures in creating a lefthand traffic (LHT) simulation file that is suitable to be used in Malaysia. LHT simulation is not easy to achieve as modification on the road connection and traffic light files are required. This paper also showed the results of the simulation after SUMO files modification. Apart from that, this paper also showed the simulation of VANET environment using SUMO and MATLAB through a third party interfacing named TraCI4Matlab, which allows communication between MATLAB and SUMO simulator.

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Sumo Enhancement for Vehicular Communication Development

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Lee

Chin

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IJCT

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“…SUMO is also included with various supporting tools that can handle different task, such as route finding, visualization, network import and emission calculation. It can further be enhanced with custom models and provides various features to remotely control the simulation SUMO has been widely used to tackle with variety of research project, for example evaluating modern algorithm in increasing the performance of traffic lights [9].…”

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Performance Analysis According to RSU Range of VANET-based Communication Vehicle

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2020

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VANET is a special kind of MANET adapted to the communication between vehicles. It has the characteristics of moving at high speed, and is classified into V2I and V2V communication methods. In order to develop VANET-based vehicle wireless communication technology, it is necessary to establish a test environment and synchronize vehicle mobility in various road scenarios. However, when the experimental environment is built, the equipment is expensive, and the road traffic situation is difficult to predict. The purpose of this paper is to implement a simulation of a Vehicluar Ad-Hoc network for urban environment that can be used for testing purposes. Such environment can be used to design better MAC protocols in VANET. In this paper, we propose a scheme for experiments in a similar environment to actual urban traffic, and analyze the performance by dividing it into V2I and V2V nodes according to the RSU coverage.

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