AN UNDEPENDABLE INTEREHICULAR ROUTING PROCEDURE FOR VEHICULAR AD HOC NETWORKS

Authors

  • Ms.N.KARTHIKA Assistant Professor, KG College of Arts and Science
  • Ms.B.JEEVITHAPRIY Assistant Professor, KG College of Arts and Science

Keywords:

Routing protocol, Traffic monitoring, Active, passive monitoring

Abstract

Vehicular accidental NET works (VANETs), associate degree rising technology, would enable vehicles on roads to
create a self-organized network while not the help of a permanent infrastructure. As a requirement to communication
in VANETs, associate degree efficient route between act nodes within the network should be established, and also the
routing protocol should adapt to the rap- lazily dynamical topology of vehicles in motion. This is one amongst the
goals of VANET routing protocols. During this paper
3
, we have a tendency to gift associate degree efficient routing
protocol for VANETs, known as the An Undependable Interehicular Routing Procedure. Watercourse utilizes
associate degree a drift graph that represents the encircling street layout wherever the vertices of the graph square
measure points at that streets curve or ran into, and also the graph edges represent the road segments between those
vertices. In contrast to existing protocols, watercourse performs period of time, active traffic monitoring and uses these
knowledge and alternative knowledge gathered through passive mechanisms to assign a dependableness rating to
every street edge. The protocol then uses these dependableness ratings to pick out the foremost reliable route.
Management messages square measure wont to establish a node’s neighbours, verify the dependableness of street
edges, and to share street edge dependableness info with alternative nodes.

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Published

2019-03-31

How to Cite

Ms.N.KARTHIKA, & Ms.B.JEEVITHAPRIY. (2019). AN UNDEPENDABLE INTEREHICULAR ROUTING PROCEDURE FOR VEHICULAR AD HOC NETWORKS. International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science, 5(18), -. Retrieved from https://ijtimes.com/index.php/ijtimes/article/view/3222