Novel Emergency Message Dissemination in Vehicular Networks

Novel Emergency Message Dissemination in Vehicular Networks

Dr. Mangesh Ghonge¹, Tulika Sharma²,Unnati³ ,Kritika Nandani⁴  ,Priyanka Kamble⁵

¹ Dr. Mangesh Ghonge Computer Engineering & Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre

² Tulika Sharma Computer Engineering & Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre

³Unnati Computer Engineering & Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre

⁴Kritika Nandani Computer Engineering & Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre

⁵Priyanka Kamble Computer Engineering & Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre

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ABSTRACT

The number of vehicles has increased proportionally over the last couple of times and this number is rising due to the increase in population extension and the number of vehicles that are manufactured every day. The high business viscosity leads to several problems, from which effectively propagating emergency messages is a major concern. VANETs (Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks), it is a vehicle networks of digital communication between cars, trucks, and also roadside units like antennas & buildings.

In VANETs, significant challenges are faced, while disseminating the message across the network. The major challenges are the broadcast storm problem, hidden node problem, and packet collisions. We propose an Effective Emergency Message Dissemination Scheme (EEMDS) for urban VANETs. The scheme is grounded on our mobility metrics to escape communication outflow and to maintain the stability of the cluster structure. Every vehicle takes into account its direction and path loss factor for opting appropriate cluster head. Also, we introduce estimated link stability to choose a suitable dependent vehicle (an intermediary that communicates between multiple clusters) that reduces the number of retransmits and communication traffic in the network. Simulation results covey that NEMDS provides an acceptable end-to-end detention, information coverage, & packet delivery ratio compared to the eminent Emergency Messages dissemination schemes.