The Efficient and Reliable Routing Protocol of Bus Mobility Vehicle Network

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As an important part of the urban vehicle network, Bus Mobility Vehicle Network provides supports for a wide range of urban-vehicle communication network due to cyclical movement feature. However, the high-speed mobility brings great challenges to Bus Vehicle Network routing protocols. The paper aims Bus Mobility Vehicle Network with the characteristics of cyclical movement, and put forward to Single & Multi hop Routing (SMHR) routing protocol program. Link Survival Mode will be established in Single-hop to select encounter nodes as forwarding candidate set. Discrete Stochastic Dynamic Programming Delay Probability Model will be established in Multi-hop using the historical data of bus cyclical movement. The two model ensure the submitted data reliable in single-hop, and probability of successfully submitted to the target vehicle through multi-hop data within a limited delay. According to the simulation test, SMHR protocol has a higher successful rate of data transmission and lower submitted delays.

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