A Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) is a network where vehicles can disseminate information such as traffic conditions, availability of free parking lots or content. In order to fulfill VANET application requirements (Time To Live (TTL), information distance spread), we need to use the available network resources (e.g., radio capacity) optimally depending on the traffic conditions. While cellular-based approaches (e.g., 3rd Generation mobile telecommunications (3G)) is suited for low traffic conditions, dense traffic (where users might already use 3G) is particularly suited for relying on Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication (e.g., ad-hoc WIFI). There is a clear need to adapt the dissemination strategy to the current traffic conditions and application requirements. The optimal solution is based on combining or alternating between cellular-based and opportunistic dissemination strategies.

Information Dissemination in Vehicular Networks.pdf

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