Software-defined vehicular networks (SDVN) is a promising technology for wireless data
transmissions between vehicles. SDVN inherits software-defined networking principles and …

As smart vehicles become more common, vehicular networks are used to allow cooperation
between them. Dedicated Short-Range Communications (DSRC) is a common protocol …

SDN's ability to provide a global view, centralized control, and flexibility in orchestrating
network infrastructure are expected to overcome challenges in the dynamic conditions of …

With the recent advances in the telecommunications and auto industries, we have witnessed
growing interest in ITS, of which VANETs are an essential component. SDN can bring …

Vehicular communications have been extensively studied due to their potential to provide
safety and intelligence in transportation. Regardless, due to the increase in mobility and …

Driver assistance, self-driving, and multimedia systems have two common implications:
increasing demand on network bandwidth and the need for more powerful computation …

In recent years there has been a drastic increase in the number of vehicles available, due to
the high mass of vehicles on roads leads to an increase in traffic and causes accidents. The …

Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks (VANETs) helps in making smart vehicles by establishing
communication network between vehicles or vehicle and Road Side Units (RSUs) …

Managing network resources in highly dynamic vehicular environments is difficult. It is made
more challenging when vehicular safety applications demand high bandwidth, reliability and …

Software Defined Networks (SDNs) has become a promising network architecture in which it
decouples the forwarding of messages with the controller, providing greater flexibility in …