Presentation 2009-07-02
Channel Access and Packet Forwarding Schemes for Inter-Vehicle Communications
Oyunchimeg SHAGDAR, Takashi OHYAMA, Hiroyuki YOMO, Mehdad N. SHIRAZI, Ryu MIURA, Sadao OBANA,
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Abstract(in English) In realistic road environments, reflecting objects are able to degrade signal quality, preventing vehicles from being able to have direct communications. In this case, packet forwarding can be used to expand the communication range. Although a number of previous works target packet forwarding in CSMA/CA networks, to the best of our knowledge, there is not much work that address packet forwarding in CDMA networks. This paper analyzes and compares impacts of CSMA/CA and CDMA channel access methods on message delivery performance in inter-vehicle communications. The simulation results show that, in CSMA/CA, to achieve a sufficient delivery performance, it tends to require a complex forwarding approach that is able to efficiently suppress redundant forwarding. On the other hand, in CDMA, thank to near far effect, a simple packet forwarding scheme can provide a sufficient delivery performance.
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Keyword(in English) inter-vehicle communications / CDMA / CSMA/CA / packet forwarding / flooding
Paper # CS2009-13
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Conference Date 2009/6/25(1days)
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Title (in English) Channel Access and Packet Forwarding Schemes for Inter-Vehicle Communications
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Keyword(1) inter-vehicle communications
Keyword(2) CDMA
Keyword(3) CSMA/CA
Keyword(4) packet forwarding
Keyword(5) flooding
1st Author's Name Oyunchimeg SHAGDAR
1st Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories()
2nd Author's Name Takashi OHYAMA
2nd Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
3rd Author's Name Hiroyuki YOMO
3rd Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
4th Author's Name Mehdad N. SHIRAZI
4th Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
5th Author's Name Ryu MIURA
5th Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
6th Author's Name Sadao OBANA
6th Author's Affiliation ATR Adaptive Communications Research Laboratories
Date 2009-07-02
Paper # CS2009-13
Volume (vol) vol.109
Number (no) 116
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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