2011
DOI: 10.1109/jsac.2011.110306
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Dynamic Clustering-Based Adaptive Mobile Gateway Management in Integrated VANET — 3G Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

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“…With the extensive deployments of 3G/4G base stations, researchers begin to concentrate on gateway selection approach to connect VANET to the Internet. In [2], the authors put forward a VANET-3G integrated network architecture in which vehicles are clustered based on different parameters. In these clusters, those vehicles equipped with 3G and IEEE802.11p interface cards are elected as gateway candidates to connect VANET to Internet.…”
Section: B Integrated Vanet-cellular Heterogeneous Message Disseminamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…With the extensive deployments of 3G/4G base stations, researchers begin to concentrate on gateway selection approach to connect VANET to the Internet. In [2], the authors put forward a VANET-3G integrated network architecture in which vehicles are clustered based on different parameters. In these clusters, those vehicles equipped with 3G and IEEE802.11p interface cards are elected as gateway candidates to connect VANET to Internet.…”
Section: B Integrated Vanet-cellular Heterogeneous Message Disseminamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4(d), we take B and C as the splitting point and continually divide the road. As the length of the left road segment of vehicle B is more than 2R, it should do the same step as step (2). Thus vehicle D is selected as the last vehicle gateway.…”
Section: A Cloud-based Approach To Select the Mobile Gatewaysmentioning
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“…For example M-AODV+ [6] which is an extension version of AODV+ [6] proposed to support the reliability of V2V communication in VANETs by enabling V2I and I2I communications as alternative communication links among vehicles when single hop or multi-hop communication in the network is not possible. In contrast, many routing protocols in the literature such as [7], [8], [9], are proposed to utilize a metric characterizing link stability to choose the most stable route in the network.…”
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