Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In spite of regular usage of internet in our daily lives,  are yet to receive highly incessant internet connection while travelling from one location to another. This occurs as a result of frequent handoffs beten base stations of cellular networks. A high throughput Internet access protocol (HTIAP) is proposed in this paper in order to provide uninterrupted internet connectivity to the mobile devices in transit. In the proposed protocol, a network of moving vehicles and stationary hosts (GPS enabled Wi-Fi hotspots), placed along the roadsides of a city is considered. The performance of this network infrastructure is evaluated using ONE (Opportunistic Network Environment) simulator. The simulation result is compared with Default Gateway Selection (DGwS) algorithms and QoS-balancing Scheme for Gateway Selection (QGwS) on the basis of Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) communication efficiency. Together with high throughput and low delivery delay, HTIAP also offers the mobile users travelling along the city to have incessant access to the Internet which the other existing approaches fail to provide.
['Arvind Kumar Shah', 'Sohini Roy', 'Abhijit Sharma', 'Uma Bhattacharya']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A high throughput internet access protocol (HTIAP) for moving things in smart cities
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