INET Framework: The INET framework is a popular open-source model library for OMNeT++. It provides models for wired, wireless, and mobile networks, including implementations of several VANET protocols.GitHub Repository: INET Framework Official Documentation: INET Documentation
OMNeT++ Community Contributions: The OMNeT++ website has a section for community-contributed models and projects.Community Models: OMNeT++ Contributions
Research Papers and Theses: Many research papers include OMNeT++ models and configurations. Google Scholar can be a good place to search for these papers, which often provide code or links to repositories.
SUMO (Simulation of Urban MObility)
SUMO GitHub Repository: The official SUMO repository includes examples and scenarios that you can use as a starting point.GitHub Repository: SUMO
SUMO Documentation and Tutorials: The official SUMO documentation includes a variety of tutorials and examples.SUMO Documentation: SUMO Docs SUMO Tutorials: SUMO Tutorials
SUMO User Contributions: There is a collection of user-contributed scripts and examples on the SUMO wiki.User Contributed Scripts: SUMO Wiki User Contributions
VANET Routing Protocols
Veins Framework: Veins is an open-source framework for vehicular network simulations. It integrates OMNeT++, SUMO, and various VANET protocols.GitHub Repository: Veins Veins Documentation: Veins Documentation
Vanetza: Vanetza is an open-source C++ library for vehicular networking. It provides implementations of VANET standards like ETSI ITS-G5 and protocols such as BTP, GeoNetworking, and others.GitHub Repository: Vanetza
Research Projects and Code Repositories: Many researchers publish their VANET routing protocol implementations on GitHub or other platforms. Search for specific protocols or projects related to VANET on GitHub or Google Scholar.
Example Projects
VANET Simulation Projects: Explore GitHub for projects tagged with OMNeT++, SUMO, and VANET. Here are a few examples:OMNeT++ and SUMO Integration Example: OMNeT++-SUMO-Integration VANET Routing Protocol Example: VANET Protocols
Veins Examples: Veins examples include scenarios for vehicle-to-vehicle communication and can be adapted for various VANET routing protocols.Veins Examples: Veins Examples
Finding More Resources
GitHub Search: Use GitHub to search for repositories related to OMNeT++, SUMO, and VANET. Keywords like "OMNeT++ VANET", "SUMO vehicular networks", or "VANET routing protocols" can help you find relevant projects.
Google Scholar: Search for research papers on VANET simulations and look for supplementary materials or code repositories mentioned in the papers.
Community Forums and Mailing Lists: Engage with the OMNeT++ and SUMO communities through their respective forums, mailing lists, and user groups. These communities can provide valuable insights and resources.
These resources should give you a solid starting point for exploring and finding sample codes and projects related to OMNeT++, SUMO, and VANET routing protocols.
Have you seen NetSim? There is support for AODV, DSR and OLSR. The webpage is: https://tetcos.com/vanets.html and see the VANET documentation in https://tetcos.com/netsim-documentation.html