Publish/Subscribe Methodology Using Clustering (PSMUC) Algorithm for Increasing Rate of Delivery in VANET
Citation
Ankita Verma, Dr Satya Ranjan Patra, Prof. Pankaj Richariya, Aditya Sinha"Publish/Subscribe Methodology Using Clustering (PSMUC) Algorithm for Increasing Rate of Delivery in VANET", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V30(7),364-368 December 2015. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
Vehicular Ad-hoc Network (VANET) is
an integral part of Intelligent Transportation System
(ITS), in which moving vehicles communicates with
each other in autonomous and asynchronous fashion.
Speed of vehicles is responsible for dynamic change
in topology; due to this efficient and scalable
information dissemination is a major challenge in
VANET. Publish/Subscribe communication approach
provides independence from synchronization of time,
space and other information between vehicles or
RSU’s, which makes it most suitable for VANET like
environments. But only publish/subscribe approach is
not sufficient for efficient communication because it
generates huge amount of packets for dissemination;
due to this network load is increases. In this paper,
we propose publish/subscribe methodology using
clustering for information dissemination in VANET.
In our approach, we assumed a VANET consisting of
road side units and vehicle nodes where all vehicles
can elect their cluster head from its neighbor vehicle
nodes; each vehicle can take the role of publisher,
subscriber or broker but cluster head is its ultimate
place holders for publications and subscriptions with
in cluster. Every major crossing of city is equipped
with road side units that act as ultimate place holders
for publications and subscriptions given by cluster
head. Simulation results indicate that our approach
performs well which suggests the applicability of our
approach.
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Keywords
Simulation results indicate that our approach
performs well which suggests the applicability of our
approach.