With the ever-increasing demand for pervasive processing of big data from Heterogeneous devices and Networks, there is an increased demand for optimal networks in Vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) Communication models. Effective communication of heterogeneous devices with non-identical Communication consoles demands that the devices are connected with a well-marshalled software and hardware abstraction to facilitate seamless interaction and information interchange, between the technologies of different nature supplied by diverse vendors. In today’s information-intensive environments, processing of Multi-dimensional data from heterogeneous smart devices in a networked environment can be a huge challenge. The type of network supporting V2V communication is critical to overall functionality of connected vehicle communication. Although there is a significant body of knowledge on different V2V networks, there is limited research on components for the topology and architectural arrangement for optimal Vehicular networks. There is also a knowledge gap on what should influence topologies and routing mechanisms in vehicular networks. This chapter is as a result of research focusing on optimal designs for vehicular networks which culminate from a synthesis of knowledge in different contexts. This research brings to the fore the principles, protocols, topologies and storage options that underpin vehicular Information networksThe chapter proposes a conceptual framework articulating a basic architecture configuration that can be used in Mobile Ad hoc NETworks (Pervasive environments with an emphasis on resource-constrained contexts.
Protocols and Design Structures for Vehicular Networks
Connected Vehicles in the Internet of Things ; Chapter : 5 ; 101-119
2020-01-14
19 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
Protocols , Network , VANET , P2P , WAN , Data , STaaS , V2V , V2X , IaaS , MANET , V2P , NaaS Computer Communication Networks , Software Engineering , Computer Science , Machine Learning , Mobile and Network Security