Gerenciamento de Mobilidade em Redes Veiculares de Dados Nomeados Baseado na Estabilidade do Enlace

• Antonio Mateus de Sousa Federal University of Bahia
• Leobino Nascimento Sampaio Federal University of Bahia

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbrc_estendido.2020.12405

Abstract

Vehicle Named Data Networks arise from the union of ad hoc vehicle networks and named data networks, as a way of absorbing the attributes of the information-centric networks paradigm. Despite the significant improvements achieved, old challenges remain. Packet flooding is an example of a challenge that severely impairs the functioning of the network. Therefore, this work proposes strategies that take advantage of native characteristics to selectively forward packets, avoiding flooding. Results obtained from the simulations show a reduction of more than 49% in the number of retransmissions of interest packages when compared to other strategies found in the literature. Meanwhile, a decrease in retransmission of content packets is around 35 % over the same experiments.

Keywords: VNDN, NDN, Broadcast Storm, encaminhamentoto

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