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Live Emergency and Warning Alerts Through Android Application for Vehicular Ad Hoc Network Communication (Android VANET)

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The technology is growing towards smart communication through smart devices. This smart communication leads to the development of Vehicular Ad Hoc Network (VANET). These days each vehicle is acting as a smart device which could establish a smart communication among the vehicles. The growth of VANET communication passes through various stages such as RoadSide Unit (RSU), Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V), Cluster based, Internet of Vehicles (IoV), and Web VANET (WVANET) Communication models. All these advancements in VANET architecture provide a smart communication among the vehicles. The vital aim of VANET architecture is to provide an efficient and effective emergency and warning alerts to the vehicles so that the vehicle can take appropriate decisions without any delay to safeguard the safety of the passengers. However, it will be more reliable to the vehicles if the VANET architecture could provide a live emergency and warning alerts to the vehicles in well ahead of time. In order to provide live emergency and warning alerts the communication as well as the device should be smart. In this paper, we have developed a live emergency and warning alerts to the vehicles though android application. Each vehicle will have the android application installed on it, in which the entire live driving scenario is provided. Once, the live driving scenario is provided, the live emergency and warning alerts can be shown to the vehicles in well ahead of time. As live emergency alerts are shown to the vehicles, it will help the vehicles to take the right decision more effectively.

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Milton Joe, M., Ramakrishnan, B. Live Emergency and Warning Alerts Through Android Application for Vehicular Ad Hoc Network Communication (Android VANET). Wireless Pers Commun 116, 125–151 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-07708-1

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