BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
MESRA, JAIPUR CAMPUS
Topic: - Architecture and Security In VANET
Presented By:
SOUMYA MUKHERJEE (MCA/25012/21)
Vehicular
Ad hoc
Network
WHAT ARE VANET ?
• A wireless ad hoc network that provides communication
among vehicles with OBUs (On Board Units) and nearby RSUs
(Road side Units)
• The purpose is to provide:
o Ubiquitous connectivity while on the road to mobile
user.
o Effective V2V (Vehicle-to-Vehicle) communication that
enable the ITS (Intelligent Transportation System)
VANET
ARCHITECTURE
THERE ARE FOUR TYPES
OF ARCHITECTUTE
 In-Vehicle
Communication
 Vehicle-to-Vehicle
(V2V)
 Vehicle-to-Road
Infrastructure (V2I)
 Vehicle-to-Broadband
Cloud (V2B)
CHARACTERIST
IC OF
VANET
THERE ARE FOUR CHARACTERISTICS?
 Mobility
 Movement Pattern
 Traffic Density
 Heterogeneity
SECURITY
REQUIRMENT
IN
VANET
• Authentication
• Availability
• Non - Repudiation
• Privacy
• Data Verification
CHALLENGES AND REQUIRMENT IN
VANET
• Signal Lost
• Bandwidth Confines
• Connectivity
• Security and Privacy
POTENTIAL
APPLICATION
Safety
• Collision Alert
• Road Condition
Warning
• Merge Assistance
• Deceleration
Warning
Entertainment
• Internet
Connectivity
Others Benefits
• GPS
• Toll Road
• Cruise Control
Conclusio
n
As I survey several research papers on VANET architecture, characteristics, applications,
security, and security challenges are presented in this ppt. Security is a problem with
VANET. The VANET security has become the main requirement of users and so there is
a need to do more work relating to it. In vehicular communication, a number of important
topics are currently being researched and discussed intensively. Modifications,
refinements, safety communication, data security, and V2V communications are among
the topics discussed. Mobile ad hoc networks have the potential to evolve into VANETs.
V2V and V2I communications will be implemented in future to predict the level of
performance of communication established.
Architecture Security in VANET

Architecture Security in VANET

  • 1.
    BIRLA INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY MESRA, JAIPUR CAMPUS Topic: - Architecture and Security In VANET Presented By: SOUMYA MUKHERJEE (MCA/25012/21)
  • 2.
    Vehicular Ad hoc Network WHAT AREVANET ? • A wireless ad hoc network that provides communication among vehicles with OBUs (On Board Units) and nearby RSUs (Road side Units) • The purpose is to provide: o Ubiquitous connectivity while on the road to mobile user. o Effective V2V (Vehicle-to-Vehicle) communication that enable the ITS (Intelligent Transportation System)
  • 4.
    VANET ARCHITECTURE THERE ARE FOURTYPES OF ARCHITECTUTE  In-Vehicle Communication  Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V)  Vehicle-to-Road Infrastructure (V2I)  Vehicle-to-Broadband Cloud (V2B)
  • 5.
    CHARACTERIST IC OF VANET THERE AREFOUR CHARACTERISTICS?  Mobility  Movement Pattern  Traffic Density  Heterogeneity
  • 6.
    SECURITY REQUIRMENT IN VANET • Authentication • Availability •Non - Repudiation • Privacy • Data Verification
  • 7.
    CHALLENGES AND REQUIRMENTIN VANET • Signal Lost • Bandwidth Confines • Connectivity • Security and Privacy
  • 8.
    POTENTIAL APPLICATION Safety • Collision Alert •Road Condition Warning • Merge Assistance • Deceleration Warning Entertainment • Internet Connectivity Others Benefits • GPS • Toll Road • Cruise Control
  • 9.
    Conclusio n As I surveyseveral research papers on VANET architecture, characteristics, applications, security, and security challenges are presented in this ppt. Security is a problem with VANET. The VANET security has become the main requirement of users and so there is a need to do more work relating to it. In vehicular communication, a number of important topics are currently being researched and discussed intensively. Modifications, refinements, safety communication, data security, and V2V communications are among the topics discussed. Mobile ad hoc networks have the potential to evolve into VANETs. V2V and V2I communications will be implemented in future to predict the level of performance of communication established.