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SoVEC: : Social vehicular edge computing-based optimum route selection

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Sushovan Khatua,

Anwesha Mukherjee,

Debashis DeAuthors Info & Claims

Volume 47, Issue C

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vehcom.2024.100764

Published: 18 July 2024 Publication History

Abstract

This paper proposes a new architecture Social Vehicular Edge Computing (SoVEC) by integrating three domains: social network, vehicular ad-hoc network, and mobile edge computing. The users access various mobile applications and share various types of information on the social network during travel time. Using SoVEC three categories of social networks are generated based on the type of information shared among the users such as traffic information, professional information, and personal interests. To reach the destination in minimal time, this paper proposes an optimum route selection strategy based on TOPSIS method and genetic algorithm. The SoVEC is simulated using the network simulator Qualnet 7, and average delay, jitter, and throughput are determined. A case study of generating social network based on road traffic-related information is also demonstrated. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed approach for selecting the optimum route is assessed, and the results present that the proposed method outperforms the existing algorithms.

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cover image Vehicular Communications

Vehicular Communications Volume 47, Issue C

Jun 2024

448 pages

EISSN:2214-2096

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Published: 18 July 2024

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