A Vehicle Message Scheduling Scheme For Vehicle Trust Management

Abstract

The trustworthiness of vehicle messages is a major focus in intelligent transportation research. Existing studies focus on enhancing the accuracy of vehicle trustworthiness evaluation, overlooking that the transmission performance may affect the quality of vehicle messages, which are essential for implementing trustworthiness evaluation. This paper studies a novel vehicle message scheduling scheme to regulate vehicles' transmissions so that incident messages for any part of the road can be reliably and accurately sent to a roadside unit. Through strategically scheduling vehicle transmissions to avoid interference between vehicles while guaranteeing sufficient numbers of vehicles transmitting their sensor data, vehicle messages can reliably yet timely arrive at Road Side Units (RSUs) without missing reporting an event on the road.