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Distributed and Fair Beaconing Rate Adaptation for Congestion Control in Vehicular Networks - 2016

Distributed and Fair Beaconing Rate Adaptation for Congestion Control in Vehicular Networks

Research Area:  Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

Abstract:

Cooperative inter-vehicular applications rely on the exchange of broadcast single-hop status messages among vehicles, called beacons. The aggregated load on the wireless channel due to periodic beacons can prevent the transmission of other types of messages, what is called channel congestion due to beaconing activity. In this paper, we approach the problem of controlling the beaconing rate on each vehicle by modeling it as a Network Utility Maximization (NUM) problem. This allows us to formally apply the notion of fairness of a beaconing rate allocation in vehicular networks and to control the trade-off between efficiency and fairness. The NUM methodology provides a rigorous framework to design a broad family of simple and decentralized algorithms, with proved convergence guarantees to a fair allocation solution. In this context, we focus exclusively in beaconing rate control and propose the Fair Adaptive Beaconing Rate for Intervehicular Communications (FABRIC) algorithm, which uses a particular scaled gradient projection algorithm to solve the dual of the NUM problem. The desired fairness notion in the allocation can be established with an algorithm parameter. Simulation results validate our approach and show that FABRIC converges to fair rate allocations in multi-hop and dynamic scenarios.

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Author(s) Name:  Esteban Egea-Lopez and Pablo Pavon-MariƱo

Journal name:  IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing

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Publisher name:  IEEE

DOI:  10.1109/TMC.2016.2531693

Volume Information:   Volume: 15, Issue: 12, Dec. 1 2016