Proposal of a Model of Electric Vehicles for Analysis of Energy Consumption in Vehicular Networks

• Divino Alves Ferreira Júnior UFG
• Leonardo Moraes Fleury UFG
• Vinicius da C. M. Borges UFG
• Antônio C. de Oliveira Jr. UFG

Abstract

Electric vehicles are rising in popularity because of the politicians, automakers, and citizens’s interests. The same event happens with the number of mobile networks (mobile or wi-fi). With the growing of users each day, many researchers are concerned that the infrastructure can become insufficient, leading them to believe in opportunistic networks protocols as a solution. About the growing of electric cars, these protocols can impact in their autonomy. With that in mind, we propose a model of electric vehicles to analyze the effect of these protocols on the autonomy of the vehicle.

Keywords: Electric Vehicles, Opportunistic Networks, Protocols, Abstraction Model, Energy Consumption.

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