Including Follower Dynamics in Beaconing for Platooning Safety
Hassan Laghbi, Nigel Thomas

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to incorporate follower dynamics into adaptive beaconing for platooning, significantly improving safety while maintaining stability and low channel overhead.
Contribution
It extends the Jerk Beaconing scheme to include follower dynamics, enhancing safety and stability in platooning without increasing channel congestion.
Findings
Enhanced safety in platooning with follower dynamics inclusion
Maintained string stability under normal conditions
No significant increase in channel busy ratio
Abstract
In this paper, we propose procedures to address platoon follower dynamics within adaptive beaconing. We implement them in a known adaptive beaconing scheme which is Jerk Beaconing (JB) to improve its safety. We evaluate our proposed approach in terms of safety, string stability and the channel busy ratio (CBR) overhead. The results reveal that our proposal significantly enhances safety without imposing substantial CBR overhead and maintains the string stability of the PATH CACC controller under normal conditions.
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