Link Delay Modeling for Two-Way Traffic Road Segment in Vehicular Networks
@inproceedings{Lee2015LinkDM, title={Link Delay Modeling for Two-Way Traffic Road Segment in Vehicular Networks}, author={Jinho Lee and Jaehoon Paul Jeong and David Hung-Chang Du}, booktitle={IOV}, year={2015} }
This paper proposes expected link delay i.e., data delivery delay on a two-way road segment for carry-and-forward data delivery schemes in vehicular networks. Recently, a lot of vehicles are able to communicate with each other by dedicate short-range communications DSRC for vehicular networking. In the near future, more vehicles will be equipped with DSRC devices because of governmental policies for driving safety. In this paper, we derive link delay model on a two-way road segment. This link…
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