| Autor: |
Mashwama, Petros, Fashoto, Stephen Gbenga, Mbunge, Elliot, Gwebu, Simanga |
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International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies; 2020, Vol. 14 Issue 11, p4-21, 18p, 9 Color Photographs, 6 Diagrams, 1 Graph |
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Mobile Inter-vehicular communication network is an ad hoc network that allows peer vehicles to share and receive data. The existing inter-vehicular communication approach uses data from a limited number of data sources located in distant areas. This leads to high latency caused by the short-range antennas used to connect the peers. Inter-vehicular networks are dynamic and selforganized networks that do not use any external infrastructure to send and receive data. Currently, inter-vehicular networks only exist as part of a hybrid system and hence there is a need for a faster inter-vehicular network which can function independently. In this study, we developed a model which uses the gossip algorithm to send and receive data. The results show that over time, in a peer-to-peer network, the distance to be covered and the delay time are reduced. In the current models, however, the delay and distance covered remain constant. The results show that a peer-to-peer model is faster. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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