Vehicular ad hoc network is a collection of vehicles and associated road-side infrastructure,
which is able to provide mobile wireless communication services. This highly dynamic …

The specific characteristics of vehicular ad hoc networks, such as high speed of nodes and
frequent topology changes, impose challenges for the routing process. In addition, the …

Vehicular Named Data Networking (VNDN) is a revolutionary information-centric
architecture specifically conceived for vehicular networks and characterized by name-based …

Nowadays, to deal with driving safety-related issues and improve travel comfort, the
VehiculAr NETwork (VANET) has gained tremendous attention from researchers in both …

The development in technologies the mobile networks has been rapidly change, especially
Mobile Ad-hoc and Vehicular Ad-Hoc networks. Due to nature of the fields, the mobile …

Abstract V2I communications complement V2V safety applications by dealing with
emergency situations such as crash scenarios that the V2V program cannot handle or that …

Geographic routing protocols use location information when they need to route packets. In
the meantime, location information are maintained by location-based services provided by …

Location-based services provide (and maintain) location information used by geographic
routing protocols. Routing and location service are widely related, but handled separately in …

Position‐based routing, also called geographic routing, is widely recognised as an efficient
routing approach for highly dynamic and mobile networks as vehicular ad hoc networks …

In location management services, a destination advertises its position attributes to a set of
vehicles called location servers while, a source obtains these attributes from such location …