Generally, Named Data Networking (NDN) uses data-name instead of IP addresses for packet forwarding. So, it is simple for applications to use data names for identifying, acquiring, and distributing data in the network. As a result, it makes the communication process work independently without IP issues.
This page is organized to provide you details on VANET via Named Data Networking ranges from Overview to Research Topics!!!
To minimize unnecessary data sharing and packet loss, Vehicular ad hoc networks via NDN are introduced. It utilizes the NDN theories to explore the communication of V2V, V2R, and R2I with V2I. Consequently, it helps to enhance the network of vehicles in a broad range.
- Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V)
- Vehicle-to-Road Side Unit (V2R)
- Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I)
- Road Side Unit-to-Infrastructure (R2I)
Overview of VANET and NDN (V-NDN)
The VANET owns different features such as physical data distribution, ad-hoc and intermittent links. In VANET via Named Data Networking, a vehicle can act in any of the following roles:
- Data Provider – The element that serves the number of vehicles in a road scenario is called a data provider.
- Data User – The number of vehicles is called data consumers
- Data Mule – Entity that transport the data over an extended distance without having a connection with others
- Forwarder – Entity which links with either other vehicles or infrastructure for data forwarding is referred to as forwarder
Dissimilar to other sorts of portable devices, vehicles concern about the power supply, computation, storage capacity. On knowing this importance, our resource team will propose improved techniques and algorithms to design and develop an efficient V-NDN model. For your information, here we have given the execution procedure of the V-NDN model.
Implementation of V-NDN
- NDN Deamon (Local Faces Application)
- Name Prefix Matching
- Packet forwarding
- Essential abilities to manage data structure
- NSN Local Faces
- Registration of application
- Consumer to create interest request
- Content delivery to the consumer
- V2V interface to utilize IEEE 802.11 (for W-Fi distribution)
- NDN Network Faces (IP and Ad-hoc)
- Adaptive to use different technologies
- NDN ADL
- Support Link Adaptation Layer schemes
- NDN Location-based Services
For better understanding, here we have given two different scenarios as V-NDN I2V, V-NDN V2I, and V-NDN V2V for explaining the packet routing procedure. Here, the communication takes place in both Ad-ho and IP tunnels. Let’s have a quick look over them:
How does packet routing work in VANET-NDN?
V-NDN – Packet Routing in I2V
- At first, the consumer sends the interest packets to the NDN HUB through internet
- Then, the interest packets are forwarded to the Wi-Max client
- Next, the interest packets are forwarded to the Ad-hoc
- After that, the data packed node responses with content
- Then, the content is forwarding
- At last, the content is forwarded to the consumer who sends the interest packets
V-NDN – Packet Routing in V2I
- At first, the consumer sends the interest packets to other vehicle through Ad-hoc
- Then, the interest packets are forwarded
- Next, the interest packets are forwarded to NDN Hub
- After that, the interest packets are forwarded to recorded clients
- Then, the data provider responses with content
- Next, the content is forwarded to node who sends the interest packets on infrastructure
- At last, the content is forwarding
V-NDN – Packet Routing in I2V
- At first, the consumer sends the interest packets to the NDN HUB through W-Fi / Wi-Max
- Then, the interest packets are forwarded to the Wi-Max client
- Next, the interest packets are forwarded to the Ad-hoc
- After that, the data packed node responses with content
- At last, the content is forwarding
In recent times, NDN is greatly incorporating VANET oriented applications to signify their possible issues. For example, the data name concept of the NDN helps to detach the communication from particular endpoints and interfaces. So that, the vehicle can use the available interfaces to gather data from other physically connected nodes. For more clarity, here we have specified the major reasons for designing VANET via Named Data Networking.
Why to use NDN for VANET projects?
- Nowadays many vehicles are connected to the internet through any of the cellular technologies
- The network of vehicles through RSU is implemented only in certain countries. However it has less number of deployments, the dedicated V2V communication applies to one hop for avoiding collision
- Although various researches are conducting on V2V to enable numerous real-time applications, some have constraints over TCP/IP which leads to an inefficient fundamental framework
- To support VANET, NDN architecture provides several features such as security, scalable data broadcasting, caching, etc. As a result, it creates VANET more capable than TCP/IP
To provide the fullest support to our handhold scholars, we are periodically updating our research areas. For this purpose, our research team actively interactive with global experts and refer to different recent research sources to cope up with the current developments. This makes our team and product worthy and unique from other teams. Here, we have given some evolving technologies of V-NDN with their core research concepts.
Emerging Technologies of V-NDN
- NDN-based VANET with Edge
- Mobility
- Security
- NDN-based VANET with SDN
- Caching
- Mobility
- Routing
- NDN-based VANET with Cloud
- Mobility
- Routing
- Security
- Caching
Though V-NDN has several revolutionary advantages, it has some technical impediments in real-world scenarios. Although many solutions are proposed in previous researches, still these issues looking for better solutions. Here, we have given you few open issues that usually happen while integrating VANET with Named Data Networking.
Open Issues for V-NDN
- Security
- Signature matching for content integrity
- Authentication data for content authentication (provider public key)
- Naming
- Need of unique and readable name
- Naming design based on VANET scenarios
- In-Network Caching
- Fetch data from neighbors (i.e, cached content)
- Distributed nodes make cache space to decrease
- Decreased cache maximum the overhead and minimize the success rate
- Interest Flooding
- Enhance interest forwarding for dynamic environs
- Mobility
- Low cache space in real-time application
- Authentication in crowd sourced data
For add-on benefits, we also have given you other emerging research issues that have high demand over active scholars. Our researchers have designed best-fitting techniques and algorithms to crack these issues. Further, if you want to know other significant research issues of V-NDN then approach us. We let you know everything along with appropriate solutions.
Research Issues in V-NDN
- Tough to efficiently gain traffic data
- Large-scale interest packets distribution
- Interception of Data packet’s forwarding
- Communication latency by intermittent connectivity
- Intermittent network links and dynamic variation
We are glad to mention that we mainly focus on unique topics which will fulfill your demand in a delighted aspect. Further, we also make sure that our suggested topics/ideas surely meet the future scope of your interested area. Most importantly, we support you not only on our topics but also in your recommended research topics. Below, we have given only a few latest VANET via Named Data Networking topics that are in high demand over recent V-NDN research areas.
Latest Research Ideas in V-NDN
- Caching, Naming, Mobility, Routing and Security in 5G Networks
- Employment of Geo-based routing technique for packet forwarding
- Energy and QoS-Aware Route Allocation for Data Transmission
- Dynamic Routing Table Management in VANET via Named Data Networking
From the development perception, the selection of implementation tools is the primary process to take place. When you are cherry-picking the correct tool then it makes your code execution phase simple and efficient. Our developers help you to identify apt tools for your project. And, few of the popular V-NDN development tools are given below for your awareness.
Simulation Tools for V-NDN
- Network Simulators
- OMNEST /OMNeT++
- JiSt / SWANS
- QualNet / GlomoSim
- Mininet
- NS-3 / NS-2
- OPNET
- VANET Simulators
- VENTOS
- VEINS
- GrooveNet
- TraNS
- MobiReal
- VSimRTI
- NCTUns
- Mobility Generators
- SUMO
- MATSim
- MOVE
- MovSim
- CityMob
- SMARTS
- STRAW
- VanetMObiSim
- DTALite
- VISSIM
- MoNoTrac
- TrafficSim
In addition, we have also listed the few most important simulation parameters to evaluate the performance of the V-ND model. Since parameter selection has equal importance to the simulation tool selection. By using suitable parameters, we can enhance the efficiency of the proposed model. So, we provide you precise guidance on parameter selection based on certain project requirements.
Simulation Parameters for V-NDN
- NDD
- Defer Slot Time
- Defer Window
- 802.11 OCB
- Data Transfer Rate
- Propagation Model
- Topology
- Vehicles Count
- Area Size
- Mobility Model
- RSUs Count
- 3G / LTE
- RTT
- Load
- Number of Consumers / Clients
- Application
- Information payload
- Content Popularity / Size
Further, do you want to know the other current trends in V-NDN? Have a look at the below-specified list of successful VANET technologies that play an incredible role in integrating with NDN technology. Connect with our technical professionals who have long experience in the following technologies to learn more information.
Research Topics in VANET
- Vehicular Sensor Network
- SDN-based CDN and VNDN
- LTE based VANET Systems
- DSRC in Hybrid VANET
- CRN-based VANET Communication
- Integrated Fog-Vehicular Network
- FANET based VANET Models
- Mobile Vehicular Cloud Networking
- THz band and mmWave Communication
- Device-to-Device Networks in VANET
- 5G-assisted VANET Communication
Overall, we support you in the whole research journey of VANET via Named Data Networking ranges from topic selection to thesis/dissertation submission. We believe you will make use of this chance of holding our hands to succeed in your research profession.