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vanetS Irem Nizamoglu Computer Science amp Engineering Outline Motivation Epidemic Protocols EpiDOL Parameter Optimization Performance Results amp Adaptivity Features Conclusion Outline ID: 141133

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Slide1

Epidemic density adaptive Data dissemination exploiting opposite lane in vanetS

Irem NizamogluComputer Science & EngineeringSlide2

Outline

MotivationEpidemic ProtocolsEpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide3

Outline

MotivationEpidemic Protocols

EpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide4

Motivation

Increase the safety of passengers,Disseminating emergency packets or road condition information efficiently,

Decreasing the fuel consumption and air pollution.

Longest recorded traffic jam in the world (260 km)-

Shangai

/China.Slide5

Outline

MotivationEpidemic Protocols

EpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide6

Epidemic Protocols

Probabilistic information dissemination which does not require any knowledge of the network topologies.Suitable for VANETs;

Provides intelligence while reducing contentions and collisions.

Not require infrastructure support.

Fits well with the non-deterministic nature of VANETs (highly dynamic and unpredictable topology changes).Slide7

Epidemic Protocols

Protocol

Disconnected

Network Problem

Reality of the traces

Minimize Delay

Edge-Aware

[1]

-

-

DV-CAST

[2]

-

DAZL[3]✔--EpiDOL✔✔✔

[1]

M

.

Nekovee

, “Epidemic algorithms for reliable and efficient information dissemination in

vehicular ad hoc networks,”

Intelligent Transport Systems, IET, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 104 –110,

june

2009

.

[2]

O

.

Tonguz

, N.

Wisitpongphan

, and F.

Bai

, “

Dv

-cast: A distributed vehicular broadcast protocol for vehicular ad hoc networks,” Wireless Communications, IEEE, vol. 17, no. 2, pp. 47 –57,

april

2010.

[3]

R

.

Meireles

, P.

Steenkiste

, and J. Barros, “

Dazl

: Density-aware zone- based packet forwarding in vehicular networks,” in Vehicular Networking Conference (VNC), 2012 IEEE, pp. 234–241. Slide8

Outline

MotivationEpidemic Protocols

EpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide9

EpiDOL

Goal: Maximize throughput while disseminating data in a certain area and keeping the overhead and delay below a certain level of threshold.Key properties:

Defining flags for packet dissemination direction and vehicles’ movement direction, deciding intelligent transmission,

Using opposite lane in an epidemic manner efficiently,

Decreasing collision rate by using density adaptive probability functions

p

same

,

p

opposite

and

p

sameToOpp

.

Including range adaptivity feature that utilizes channel busy ratio and reception rate.Slide10

EpiDOL

Performance Metrics:End-to-End Delay: Time taken for packet transmission from source to nodes in

the range of dissemination distance.

Throughput

:

R

ate

of successfully received packets by all nodes

within

dissemination distance.

Opposite

Lane:

H

ow

many times opposite lane nodes resend the packets that are taken from the original

side.

Overhead: The number of duplicate packets received during the simulation.Slide11

EpiDOL

df

: direction flag

of

: original flagSlide12

EpiDOLSlide13

Outline

MotivationEpidemic Protocols

EpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide14

Parameter Optimization

For

density adaptive probability functions;

However

, as a result of the analysis best α value is different in the same and the opposite sides.Slide15

Parameter Optimization

For the same directional probability best αsame is chosen as 15 where;

max throughput>90% such that

eed

<0.06 s & overhead<

0.07.Slide16

Parameter Optimization

For the opposite directional probability best αopposite is chosen as 21 where;

max throughput>97% such that

eed

<0.08 s & overhead<0.1

.Slide17

Parameter Optimization

For calculation of PsameToOpposite,

we need to specify

backwardValue

.Slide18

Parameter Optimization

To achieve 90% throughput in lower densities. backwardValue

> 9.

Considering

overhead values for several different vehicle densities, the optimum

backwardValue

is determined as

11

. Slide19

Outline

MotivationEpidemic Protocols

EpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide20

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Background Traffic:

1 KB sized FTP packets with 1, 0.1, 0.01 second frequency.Slide21

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Background Traffic (con’t

):Slide22

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Range

Adaptivity

:

Included

a transmission range

adaptivity

feature to achieve the maximum possible throughput at different densities and data rates.

Channel Busy Ratio (CBR

)

: ratio

of the busy time of the channel over all time

.

0.4 < CBR < 0.7

0.3 sec/packet

0.5 sec/packet

1 sec/packetSlide23

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Range

Adaptivity

(

con’t

):

Limits are specified from previous graphs.Slide24

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Range

Adaptivity

(

con’t

):

Reception

rate

:

successfully received packets in 1 second period of time.

1< Reception Rate < 1.5Slide25

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Range

Adaptivity

(

con’t

):

Between 1 and 1.5, we have high throughput.Slide26

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Range Adaptivity (

con’t

):Slide27

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Range Adaptivity (

con’t

):Slide28

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Comparative Results:

Compared

EpiDOL

and

EpiDOL+Adaptivity

with protocols in literature; DV-CAST, Edge-Aware and DAZL.Slide29

Performance Results & Adaptivity Features

Comparative Results (

con’t

):Slide30

Outline

MotivationEpidemic Protocols

EpiDOL

Parameter Optimization

Performance Results &

Adaptivity

Features

ConclusionSlide31

Conclusion

At low densities, achieved more than the %90

throughput.

EpiDOL

handled the disconnected network problem

.

At

high densities,

throughput achieved by

EpiDOL

is better than the others.

Indicates

that broadcast storm problem did not effect our protocol due to its probabilistic density adaptive functions. Slide32

Conclusion

Unless the background traffic is heavy, EpiDOL is not significantly affected .

The last version of the

adaptivity

function improves throughput %25 in high densities while comparing with raw

EpiDOL

.

Future work; consider more complicated highway structures.Slide33

Publication

I. Nizamoglu, S. C. Ergen and O.

Ozkasap

, "

EpiDOL

: Epidemic Density Adaptive Data Dissemination Exploiting Opposite Lane in VANETs

", EUNICE Workshop on Advances in Communication Networking, August 2013

. [

pdf

|

link

]

In preparation to submission (Journal):

Epidemic

Density

A

daptive Data Dissemination Exploiting Opposite Lane in VanetsSlide34

THANK YOU

Irem

Nizamoglu

:

inizamoglu@ku.edu.tr

Wireless Networks Laboratory:

http://wnl.ku.edu.tr