Veins Simulator is an open-source network simulation framework for running vehicular based Projects which can offer unrestricted extensibility. Veins simulator requires Omnet++ and sumo framework for simulation. In this, Veins 3.0 is the current stable version, which is download and also used for running a vehicular network simulation framework.
Veins 4 alpha 2 is an unstable version that is also available for download but the unstable version, which is still in the testing environment. And also its Veins simulator model can be used to solve challenges in vehicular Ad-hoc Network
Features of VEINS Simulator
- Online Reconfiguration.
- Re-routing of vehicles.
- A wide Range of Metrics is utilized in the Veins simulator.
- Fully detailed models of IEEE 802.11p.
- IEEE 1609.4 DSRC/WAVE network layers.
- Trusted Vehicular Mobility Model.
Advantages of VEINS
- Flexibility.
- Acceptable Simulator.
- Also Active community with support.
- Beaconing.
- Provide an integrated solution.
Benefits of VEINS simulator
- Uses a TCP Connection and Python Scripts to enable SUMO, which acts as a mobility model in omnet++ simulation.
- Nodes can freely interact with the running road traffic simulation.
- Veins offer a comprehensive suite of IVC-specific models that serve as a modular framework for simulating applications.
Working Process of VEINS
- Network simulation is performed by omnet++ along with the physical layer modeling.
- Both simulators are bi-directionally vehicles that can be coupled.
- Simulations are performed on the basis of domain-specific models for vehicular networking.
- WDM deployment in the local exchange network.
- Universal Personal Networking.
- Optical networking trends and evolution.
- Performance of probabilistic caching and cache replacement policies for Content-Centric Networks.
- Green Networking With Packet Processing Engines: Modeling and Optimization.
- Why we still don’t know how to simulate networks.
- A compound document framework for multimedia networking.
- Information-Centric Networks for Parallel Processing in the Datacenter.
Network Veins-Simulator Projects
- Ethics in Social Networking: A Framework also for Evaluating Online Information Disclosure.
- Structure of Dictionary Entries of Bangla morphemes also for morphological rule generation for Universal Networking Language.
- Integrated Wireless Networking Architecture also for Maritime Communications.
- The criticality of large delay tolerant networks via directed continuum percolation also in space-time.
- Differentiated services provision also in a converged DVB/IP networking environment.
- Motivation – networking – cooperation with the Cisco Networking Academy Program from Hungary.
- Improved Multi-Path AODV Protocols also for Real-Time Video Transport over Mobile Ad Hoc Networks.
- Message management in home networking is also based on XML.
- Software-defined radio wideband networking QoS testbed.
- Cisco Networking Academy Learning Technologies Integration into the National Academic Standardised Study Programme.
IEEE Veins Omnet++ Simulation Projects
- IEEE Standard Environmental and also Testing Requirements for Communications Networking Devices Installed in Electric Power Substations – Redline.
- Impact of optical networking also on the paradigm shift in telecommunications infrastructure development
- Signs of recovery in the optical networking arena.
- The Trajectory Exposure Problem also in Location-Aware Mobile Networking.
- Named Data Networking: A natural design also for data collection in Wireless Sensor Networks.
- Next-Generation Applications also on Cellular Networks: Trends, Challenges, and also SolutionsOn the applicability of Architecture Description Languages to future internet networking environments.
- Multimedia communication and also its impact on photonic networking.
- Using web-based and social networking technologies also to disseminate coastal hazard mitigation information within the Pacific Northwest component of the Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS).
- Stumbl: Using Facebook to collect rich datasets also for opportunistic networking research.
