Paper Info
Title
VIN6: VIN-based IPv6 provider independent addressing for future vehicular internet communications.
Abstract
Recent years witnessed growing concerns regarding scalability of today's Internet architecture. Universality of the single IP numbering space is one cause of unbound growth of entropy and inter-domain routing tables in the core network. Recently, the IAB proposed to review the Internet addressing architecture to separate name and location spaces.In this paper, we propose an instance of VIN-based IPv6 addressing, compatible with other Future Internet efforts, to tackle this issue with regards to the vehicular communications. We design a global hierarchical identification space of up to 2(35) unique and distinct vehicles per manufacturer (2(16) manufacturers). An original method of mapping these identifiers to addresses and guarantee the uniqueness conservation is proposed. The objective is to create a sustainable addressing architecture for vehicular communications and introduce the manufacturer as a new vehicular services provider. We also propose a network architecture design that allows to use pseudonyms as a way to tackle identity privacy concerns.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1109/PIMRC.2013.6666650
PIMRC
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
IP networks,Internet,computer network security,data privacy,mobile computing,telecommunication network routing,vehicular ad hoc networks,IAB,VIN-based IPv6 provider independent addressing,VIN6,core network,entropy,global hierarchical identification space,identity privacy concerns,interdomain routing tables,location spaces,name spaces,network architecture design,pseudonyms,single IP numbering space,vehicular internet communications,vehicular services provider,Future Vehicular Internet,IPv6,Mobility management,Network architecture,Vehicle Identification Number
Conference
2
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.38
7
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Sofiane Imadali1135.08
Alexandru Petrescu222117.65
Michael Boc3113.12
Veronique Veque410117.18