Feasibility verification and performance evaluation of exclusion-based VANETs (EBV)‎

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Abstract.

Vehicular Ad-hoc NETworks (VANETs) are wireless networks that help improve driving efficiency and safety.

VANETs provide a wide range of road services such as detecting traffic congestion, finding alternative routes, estimating time to destination, collision warning and many others.

One of the biggest challenges in deploying VANETs is how to successfully address their security issues.

These issues are mainly due to conflicting security requirements such as privacy and linkability.

Exclusion-Based VANETs (EBV) was proposed as a generic framework to resolve some of VANETs’ security issues.

In this paper, we verify the feasibility and evaluate the performance of EBV through a set of simulation experiments.

We measure time taken to deliver messages, packet loss, and average throughput.

The results showed that EBV is competitive to other protocols in terms of efficiency and cost.