International Journal Of Vehicular Telematics And Infotainment Systems

 Journal

 A Review Of Congestion Control Schemes For Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) Communication

 Olotu S.I., Ojokoh, B.A., Adewale O.S.

 2017

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) are built on top of self-organizing networks, known as Vehicular Ad hoc Networks (VANET). In VANET, each vehicle equipped with communication devices represents a node and is allowed to send and receive safety messages through wireless communication channels. These messages are either periodic (beacons) or event-driven. Beacons are transmitted periodically while the event-driven messages are generated when an abnormal condition or an imminent danger is detected. The event-driven messages should be delivered to neighbouring nodes with high reliability and limit time as a single delayed or lost message could result in loss of lives. In dense network, the periodic messages broadcast lead to broadcast storm/blind flooding problem in VANETs. It is very important to keep the communication channel free from congestion in order to ensure timely and reliable delivery of event-driven safety messages. This study presents a review of existing congestion control schemes for VANETs with the aim of discussing the contributions and drawbacks of the algorithms. 

 Proceedings Of The 5th Annual Conference Of School Of Sciences SOS 2017

 Conference

 Information Technology As A Veritable Tool To Promote Green Economy In Nigeria

 Agbonifo, O. C And Olotu, S. I

 2017

Every nation has a duty of bringing about economic development to its people. This development brings about some economic changes that improve the quality of life. Some of these changes include reduction in poverty, unemployment, wealth inequality, and improvement in healthcare and environmental standards. The economic development strategies involve rapid accumulation of physical, financial and human capital but usually at the expense of excessive depletion and degradation of natural capital. The effect of this is often irreversible and has detrimental impacts on the wellbeing of current generations and tremendous risks and challenges for the future. A trade-off between economic development and depletion and degradation of natural capital can be achieved by a transition to green economy. This paper examines the role of Information Technology (IT) in bringing about a continual move towards green economy. The impacts of IT to different sectors of the economy and its gains in improving human well-being and reducing environmental risks are discussed. 

 International Science, Technology, Education, Arts, Management And Social Sciences (iSTREAMS) Research Nexus Conference

 Conference

 Design Of An Intelligent Methodology For Monitoring And Managing Cloud Computing Resources

 Olotu, S.I., Adewale, O.S. And Ogundele O.S.

 2012

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