Improved Routing with Multichannel Clustering in Vehicular Communication

The major drawbacks of the vehicular network include reduction in the performance of the vehicles due to high speed and hence the reduction in energy utility. Sometimes, there is significant data loss during high-speed data transfer as a result of incorrect routing. To overcome such drawbacks in this article improved routing with multichannel clustering (IRMCV) is developed. The core concepts which are present in this model are effective data transmission between the automobiles and the cluster-based routing methodology. In the presence of this process, the routing issues are reduced and the energy utility is reduced with the presence of an effective clustering model and that enhances the cars’ overall performance when they participate in vehicular communication. The energy efficiency, energy consumption, vehicle longevity, cluster efficiency, and data delivery ratio are all measures of the cars’ performance. The ultimate outcome indicates that, in comparison to previous studies, the suggested IRMCV model outperformed the others in terms of cluster efficiency and vehicle longevity.