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We have selected four typical routing protocols for evaluation of performance of vehicular networks.
The remainder of the paper is organized as follows: In Section 2, current typical routing protocols in VANETs are discussed.
Comparing with the two traditional typical routing protocols (DREAM and DSDV algorithms), this algorithm sacrifices a certain degree of communication distance to achieve better performances of network overhead, link stability, and calculating speed.
In the scope of cognitive radio networks, typical routing protocols avoid areas that are highly congested with primary users, leaving only a small fragment of available links for secondary route construction.
Finally, we investigate main causes of IP-layer unreachability by revealing some intentional insulation policies based on empirical study on a few special cases and analyzing its correlation to typical routing issues.
Experimental results indicate that the LESSON system has better performance in lecture notes searching from Web than some popular general-purpose search engines and some existing metasearch schemes; while processing queries within the system, it outperforms some typical routing methods.
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In contrast with typical flat routing protocols, hierarchical protocols usually exchange their routing information in different ways, according to a cluster or node hierarchy level.
DSDV is a typical proactive routing protocol, where each node has to maintain one or more route tables to maintain the latest information of the routes to any valid node in the network.
LEACH [8] is a typical clustering routing algorithm for WSNs.
Typical localized routing protocols include GPSR [23], GEAR [20], and GOAFR [24].
LEACH is a typical cluster routing protocol and is introduced to CWSN.
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