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Using Road IDs to Enhance Clustering in Vehicular Ad hoc Networks

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Fig. 1. Road-based clustering
TABLE I. Comparison of clustering protocols
Figure 3 shows a metropolitan area from the Map of San Jose (California) of size 4000m × 4000m exported from  Open-StreetMap (OSM) and edited using Java OpenOpen-StreetMap Editor (JOSM)
Fig. 7. The average duration in which the vehicles are in the US state for different VANET scenarios

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