Journal Of Network security

Study of Implementation of VANET Network on Intervehicular Communication System

  1. Nikita Ishpuniani
  2. Nitin Garg
  3. Mona Aggarwal

Abstract

The vehicular ad-hoc network (VANET) is an application of mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) allowing the communication between road transport vehicles and ensuring safety. The road accidents are increasing day by day leading to some protective measure for road safety. Vehicle to vehicle communication is new concept for traffic safety. VANET provides the communication between the close vehicles or between the vehicles to roadside equipment. The intelligent transport systems (ITS) are used in VANET for the exchange of necessary information between vehicles such as position and speeds to ensure an efficient trip. The main aim is to ensure the drivers’ safety and comfort in traffic by providing traffic or weather information. The VANETs are also used in commercial applications such as data downloading, electronic mail (e-mails) etc. The establishment of an ad hoc network between the vehicles and vehicles to road side unit (RSU) where vehicles request the data from RSUs, RSU acts as a representative for providing services from service provider without the connection with the user. Carry-and-forward mechanism is used in VANET for routing. In this paper, cooperative data downloading is discussed for paid users. Vehicles passing by the RSU receive the data and share when they are not in the RSUs coverage area. Keywords: Vehicular ad-hoc network, mobile ad-hoc network, intelligent transport systems, road side unitCite this Article Nikita Ishpuniani, Nitin Garg, Mona Aggarwal. Study of Implementation of VANET Network on Intervehicular Communication System. Journal of Network Security. 2016; 4(1): 7–13p.
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