VEINS OMNETPP
VEINS OMNETPP PROJECTS
VEINS OMNETPP is based on pure Open Source software offering unrestricted extensibility, relies on SUMO, a trusted vehicular mobility model and implementation by the Transportation and Traffic Science community, and allows for online re-configuration and re-routing of vehicles in reaction to network packets.
VEINS = SUMO + OMNET++.
- Completed VEINS OMNETPP PROJECTS 92%
- On-Going VEINS OMNETPP PROJECTS 41%
Features of VEINS 2.0:
- A vein includes full EDCA functionality, enabling researchers to simulate multi-channel multi-priority applications.
- Compared to earlier versions, Veins 2.0 now makes use of MiXiM physical layer and mobility support to offer a wealth of new and improved models.
- That cover requirements specific to IVC simulation like mobility models, multi-path propagation, obstacle-caused fading in vehicular networks, as well as PHY and MAC layer modules
- For the first time, Veins 2.0 features dedicated models of IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 1609.4 DSRC PHY and MAC layers.
- This includes the Access Categories for QoS, Wave Short Message (WSM) handling, and beaconing WAVE service announcements, as well as multi channel operation, i.e. the periodic switching between the Control Channel (CCH) and Service Channels (SCHs)
Sample code for VEINS:
void TraCIScenarioManager::handleSelfMsg(cMessage *msg) {
if (msg == connectAndStartTrigger) {
connection = TraCIConnection::connect(host.c_str(), port);
commandIfc = new TraCICommandInterface(*connection);
init_traci();
return;
}
if (msg == executeOneTimestepTrigger) {
if (simTime() > 1) {
if (vehicleTypeIds.size()==0) {
std::list vehTypes = getCommandInterface()->getVehicleTypeIds();
for (std::list::const_iterator i = vehTypes.begin(); i != vehTypes.end(); ++i) {
if (i->compare(“DEFAULT_VEHTYPE”)!=0) {
MYDEBUG << *i << std::endl;
vehicleTypeIds.push_back(*i);
}
}
}
if (routeIds.size()==0) {
std::list routes = getCommandInterface()->getRouteIds();
for (std::list::const_iterator i = routes.begin(); i != routes.end(); ++i) {
std::string routeId = *i;
if (par(“useRouteDistributions”).boolValue() == true) {
if (std::count(routeId.begin(), routeId.end(), ‘#’) >= 1) {
MYDEBUG << “Omitting route ” << routeId << ” as it seems to be a member of a route distribution (found ‘#’ in name)” << std::endl;
continue;
}
}
MYDEBUG << “Adding ” << routeId << ” to list of possible routes” << std::endl;
routeIds.push_back(routeId);
}
}
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