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Practical Routing for Vehicular Networks. Ant Rowstron Microsoft Research Cambridge, UK Joint work with Giovanni Pau (UCLA/sabbatical at MSRC). Question?. A bottom of the range car comes with power ports, Bluetooth, USB ports and an IPod enabled stereo Why no 802.11 wireless? Cost?
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Practical Routing for Vehicular Networks Ant Rowstron Microsoft Research Cambridge, UK Joint work with Giovanni Pau (UCLA/sabbatical at MSRC)
Question? • A bottom of the range car comes with power ports, Bluetooth, USB ports and an IPod enabled stereo • Why no 802.11 wireless? • Cost? • Technology? • Applications? • Platform?
Technology evolution Easy Hard 1 2 3 4 5 Simple Algorithms Algorithmic complexity increases Algorithmically complexity decreases
Map-assisted routing protocol • Multi-hop routing protocol for vehicular networks • Assumes each node has a digital map • Exploits map to enable • Routing • Combines “junction-based source routing” with Greedy Routing • Efficient node/service discovery • Controlled exploration of the roads • Related Work include GeoOpps, Trajectory Routing, MIRP
Map-assisted source routing • Exploit junctions
Map-assisted source routing Packet: <Src> <Dest> <etc> <Path: Victoria Road -> Garden Walk Go W Victoria Road -> Harvey Avenue Go W Victoria Road -> Frenchs Road Go SW > Packet: <Src> <Dest> <etc> <Path: Victoria Road -> Garden Walk Go W Victoria Road -> Harvey Avenue Go W Victoria Road -> Frenchs Road Go N > Note: Packets greedily routed towards next junction.
Map-assisted discovery • Exploit map topology to explore roads • Captures car density