Hello,
I am working on a VANET simulations and i need to detect the position and
speed of the nodes. I would want to know how the speed and the location of
the nodes can be obtained using GPS.
Help is urgently needed.
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Hi
Here is the code to get the x and y coordinates and also a speed of a moving
vehicle.
MobileNode *mn = (MobileNode*)Node::get_node_by_address(vanetID_);
mn-update_position(); // update the position, before using it
myx = mn-X(); // current own location
myy =
Hi
Here is the code to get the x and y coordinates and also a speed of a moving
vehicle.
double myx,myy,myz,V
MobileNode *mn = (MobileNode*)Node::get_node_by_address(vanetID_);
mn-update_position(); // update the position, before using it
myx = mn-X();
Hi all,
i'm trying to implement a module in NS2 for 802.11n. I read that someone
had implemented it so I will be very grateful if somebody have some codes
about it anche can share the module with me.
thank you
best regards
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Hello Ajmal
Thank you for your response! Having imported Mobility traces from SUMO and
and now having tcl scripts of simulation i think these codes should be
converted to tcl. I am clustering the vehicles based on the position and the
speed of the nodes.
Thanks
Manfe
Ajmal Khan wrote:
Hi
Hi
I am using VanetMobisim for generating mobility traces. How SUMO is different
from VanetMobisim? let me know if u have any information.
Which codes you want to convert into tcl?
AJMAL KHAN
Ph.D Scholar
Telecommunication Networks Lab
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer
Hello Ajma,
SUMO is a portable, microscopic road traffic simulation platform. In my
project Vehicular mobility is moduled using eWorld and imported to SUMO to
generate vehicular traces. With MOVE, the vehicular taces are converted to
tcl scripts. I am moulding a clustered network based on the
Hi,
I've installed gpsr and want to analyze its performance under different
scenarios. However when i add some checks in gpsr.cc, i'm not getting any
throughput.
It seems that the packet never reaches the sink. I put some checks in
sinkRecv(), but the program never enters this function. What
Hello Aslinda,
Thanks for your contributions. You are perfectly right. All the simulators
mentioned are basically the same the difference maybe added fucntionalities,
capabilities and implementation platforms but at the end the results are
the same;( TCL scripts) thats if it is being integrated
what is the default packet size of the ftp agent?
what is the size of the file trasnfer being simulated by default?
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Dear Msrehmani,
I am trying to run the code you have proviede in this link,
but it gives error:
common/node.cc: In member function ‘void Node::addNeighbor(Node*)’:
common/node.cc:267:9: error: invalid use of member (did you forget the ‘’ ?)
make: *** [common/node.o] Error 1
Can you please
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