Broadcasting Messages in the Internet of Vehicles

Vehicular networks are receiving more and more attention from researchers and practitioners. In this context, it is particularly interesting to study realistic scenarios where vehicles are connected among themselves, or with other nodes. Think, for instance, of cooperating interconnecting objects forming an Internet of Vehicles (IoV) to collectively decide on maneuvers. Such connected autonomous vehicles would certainly require fast but also reliable group communications. Broadcast in wireless networks would be useful in this scenario if a tradeoff between reliable message delivery and low overhead can be solved. To this aim, we evaluate the performance of probabilistic flooding schemes and propose a heuristic-based solution that seems promising in fitting the IoV's needs.

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