A delay tolerant network (DTN) is a mobile wireless network that is characterized by frequent
partitions and potentially long message delivery delays. Compared with conventional …

Vehicular networks can be seen as an example of hybrid delay tolerant network where a
mixture of infostations and vehicles can be used to geographically route the information …

The Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) aims to provide inter-operable
communications with wide range of networks which can have poor performance …

In a vehicular delay tolerant network (VDTN), there is no static connection, and the network
behavior is highly temporal. This makes determining the routing protocol critical for the …

Vehicular delay-tolerant network (VDTN) is a network architecture based on the delay-
tolerant network paradigm, which was designed to provide low-cost asynchronous vehicular …

One class of Vehicular Delay-Tolerant Networks consists of two node types: stationary and
mobile. Stationary nodes deployed along roadsides cannot directly communicate as they …

Use of opportunistic connectivity together with the delay tolerant network (DTN) architecture
provides an economically viable alternative to traditional ICT solutions for communication …

Roadside units (RSUs), which enable vehicles-to-infrastructure communications, are
deployed along roadsides to handle the ever-growing communication demands caused by …

In many commercial applications1–4 and in road safety systems, vehicular delay-tolerant
networks have been envisioned to be useful. For example, a vehicular ad hoc network …

Vehicular communications are emerging as a promising technology to enable
communications using vehicles as network nodes. VDTNs appear as a novel approach to …