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This document discusses simulation of vehicular movement in VANETs. It begins with an introduction to VANETs as wireless ad-hoc networks used for communication between vehicles and roadside infrastructure. It then outlines some key applications of VANETs like improving safety and exchanging information on traffic conditions. The document also discusses challenges in VANETs and introduces the simulation tools OMNet++ and Veins, which combine the network simulator OMNet++ with the road traffic simulator SUMO to enable simulation of vehicular movement and communication in VANETs.

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This document discusses simulation of vehicular movement in VANETs. It begins with an introduction to VANETs as wireless ad-hoc networks used for communication between vehicles and roadside infrastructure. It then outlines some key applications of VANETs like improving safety and exchanging information on traffic conditions. The document also discusses challenges in VANETs and introduces the simulation tools OMNet++ and Veins, which combine the network simulator OMNet++ with the road traffic simulator SUMO to enable simulation of vehicular movement and communication in VANETs.

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Simulation of vehicular

movement in VANET
By
Gavit chetanya vasudeo(14JE000563)
And
Pramod Kumar Ranwa(14JE000395)
Under the supervision of
Dr. A. Tarachand
Department of Computer Science and Engineering

WHAT IS VANET ?
-Wireless Ad-hoc network is a network
which doesnt have any preexisting
communication infrastructure.
- Main use of ad-hoc network is done by
Mobile Ad-hoc Network(MANet) ,in which
different modules moves randomly in
created wireless Ad-hoc network.
- Vehicular ad-hoc network (VANET) it used
for communication between different
vehicles running on trac and road side
infrastructure.

What happens in vanet ?


Internet

C
Safet
y

Trac
Control

B
A

Applications of VANET :The

primary goal of VANet are to improve


safety on road. To achieve this the vehicle
act as sensor and exchange message to
different vehicle. This message include
information like speed of vehicle,
condition of road, Trac density. This
enables the drivers and authorities to
react early to any dangerious situation like
accident and trac jams. But the recent
research in the field of VANET have
discovered many applicaton and
technologies.

Challenges faced by
VANET :These

challenges are technical challenges as


well as business challenges.
Technical challenges : the transport of
messages between nodes must be complete
error free because there will be no time to
retransmit the message especially in
emergency situation like accident.
Business challenges : The main business
challenge for VANET is to create a new market.
One other business challenges is there will be
old vehicles in road which are not equipped
with VANET. Only newer vehicle will be
equipped with the VANET.

OMNet++ :
OMNet++

is a discrete event simulator used for


modeling communication networks,
multiprocessors and other distributed or
parallel system.
OMNet++ consists of different modules which
communicates with each other using message
passing. These modules are written in c++.
Simple modules are used to create larger
modules.
OMNet++ in itself is not a simulator. It provides
mechanism to write simulator. So Network
simulation is done by different simulation
models and framework like MixiM,INET, Veins.

Veins :Veins

is an open source inter-vehicular


communication (IVC) simulation framework
composed of an Network simulator and a
road trac mictomutation model.
Veins is made up of two distinct simulators,
OMNet++ for Network simulation and
SUMO for road trac simulation. To perform
IVC evaluation both Network and trac
simulators are run in parallel, connected via
a TCP is Trac Control Interface(TraCI). This
allows bidirectionally coupled simulation of
road-trac and Network trac.

Movement of vehicles in road trac


simulator SUMO is reflected in
movements of nodes in an OMNet++
simulation.

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