Demonstrates enhanced resource selection in vehicles, highlighting improved transmission reliability.
The vehicle to everything communication in long term evolution (LTE V2X) supports vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication directly via PC5 interface. In LTE V2X mode 4, vehicles autonomously select radio resources based on a distributed scheduling scheme. However, some researches show that this sensing based semi-persistent scheduling (SPS) scheme incurs low transmission reliability due to resource contention especially when the transmissions are aperiodic. Therefore, a cluster-based resource selection scheme is proposed to reduce the resource collision, where resources are divided into different resource sets and each cluster head selects its available resource set based on measurement. Simulation results show that, compared with LTE V2X mode 4, the proposed scheme has better performance for both periodic and aperiodic traffic.
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