A comprehensive review of energy harvesting and routing strategies for IoT sensors sustainability and communication technology

Aldin, Hesam Nejati Sharif; Ghods, Mostafa Razavi; Nayebipour, Farnoush; Torshiz, Masoud Niazi

doi:10.1016/j.sintl.2023.100258

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“…Now we need to formalize the normalization condition for expressions (2.11)- (2,16). Let's express the probability Q{I} from expression (2.11) in terms of τ 0,0 at n = 0:…”

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“…The WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) telecommunication technology [1][2][3][4] was developed to facilitate universal wireless communication over long distances for a wide span of end devices (terminals). This technology is defined by the family of IEEE 802.16 standards [3,5] and represents a broadband wireless access technology designed for implementation in distributed wireless networks at the city-regional level.…”

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Analysis of direct traffic at the transport protocol level in the WiMax-1/2 cluster oriented to offload the smart city's wireless ecosystem

Kovtun,

Grochla,

Aldosary

et al. 2024

R. Soc. Open Sci.

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Rerouting of direct information traffic under the WiMax-1/2 technology control in the case of licensed frequency spectrum overload ensures communication continuity in the smart city's critical infrastructure. The support of such a process in the WiMax-1/2 cluster has its specificity, worthy of analytical formalization. The article presents a mathematical apparatus that allows the average service duration of an information message during its transfer from the terminal to the WiMax-1/2 base station to be estimated. Unlike analogues, the presented concept adequately describes the investigated process for any number of terminals, taking into account both the queuing effect on their side and the functioning of the cumulative query transmission mechanism inherent in WiMax-1/2 technology. Therefore, the proposed mathematical apparatus, describing the process of servicing an information message, takes into account both the average duration accompanied by potential collisions in the process of sending a request for the allocation of communication resources for its transmission to the base station, and the average duration of the information message's stay in the terminal queue. Experimental studies demonstrated the adequacy of the proposed mathematical apparatus for describing the investigated process. The experimental section also formulates the optimization problem of the investigated process resulting from the management of competitive access parameters.

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“…Now we need to formalize the normalization condition for expressions (2.11)- (2,16). Let's express the probability Q{I} from expression (2.11) in terms of τ 0,0 at n = 0:…”

Section: ð2:1þmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introduction and State Of The Art 1relevance Of The Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of direct traffic at the transport protocol level in the WiMax-1/2 cluster oriented to offload the smart city's wireless ecosystem

Kovtun,

Grochla,

Aldosary

et al. 2024

R. Soc. Open Sci.

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“…IoT technology relies on the effective network management system for its better efficiency. Computational requirements have to be correlated with the energy consumed by the devices [10]. Different wireless communications used for an effective energy harvesting mechanisms are cipher physical system (CPS), machine to gate way communication (M2G) and wireless power transmission (WPT).…”

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Energy Efficient Data Transfer in Internet of Things Sensor Network using Message Queuing Telemetry Transport

Dhanabalan,

Sudhakar,

Ashok

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Sensors and actuators play a vital role in realizing the Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The data transmission capability from edge devices to servers and vice-versa enables IoT applications to be more realistic and effective. However, one of the major challenges to IoT applications is power management at the edge devices. The power consumption of the edge devices depends on the amount of data transferred through the network in a defined interval. Data size and its applicability to the receiving device are controllable parameters, and consequently, energy efficiency can be improved. This work aims to establish an IoT architecture using a message queuing telemetry transport (MQTT) protocol that effectively handles the data transmission in the network. It also provides a solution for the elimination of data redundancy; hence, the network was effectively utilized, and the energy consumption was reduced in the edge devices. The proposed architecture was demonstrated with a potentiometer as a data generator and MQTT as a message broker. Further, the transmitted data was received at the edge devices and its performance was analyzed. Based on the results, it was verified that the client was able to receive the data without any loss in terms of precision. Data redundancy was avoided by disabling the data transmission whenever the nodeMCU identifies the constant sensor value. This retains the power at the edge devices and data transmission devices.

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Exploring the role of the Internet of Things in green buildings

Fakhabi,

Hamidian,

Aliehyaei

2024

Energy Science & Engineering

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The global energy crisis has been one of the significant challenges for decades, threatening the global economy, and the health of our environment. The government's efforts to enhance the welfare and lifestyle of citizens have been partially undermined by a significant rise in energy intensity, resulting in increased energy consumption. Over the years, researchers have utilized historical energy consumption data to enhance energy efficiency through various technologies. Innovative smart technologies drive energy efficiency, reducing energy usage throughout all areas of the energy industry, from production and supply to consumption. This creates a balance in all sectors and indicates a decrease in energy demand in all areas of building infrastructure. Green buildings that utilize Internet of Things (IoT) technology employ sensors and software to collect data, optimizing, and enhancing building performance. This includes reducing energy and electricity consumption, improving air quality, and optimizing lighting throughout the day. These buildings can contribute to reaching zero‐energy building targets. It becomes challenging to manage green buildings without using centralized control. Therefore, managing and integrating these buildings with intelligent technologies is vital in achieving environmentally friendly management. This study offers a broad overview of the green building concept and explores the use of the green IoT in enhancing services and conserving energy within green buildings. The article aims to deliver an extensive review of green buildings and their advantages, analyze the technology behind the IoT and its integration with solar panels to lower energy consumption, and ultimately identify the challenges present in this area of research.

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A comprehensive review of energy harvesting and routing strategies for IoT sensors sustainability and communication technology

Cited by 18 publications

References 187 publications

Analysis of direct traffic at the transport protocol level in the WiMax-1/2 cluster oriented to offload the smart city's wireless ecosystem

Analysis of direct traffic at the transport protocol level in the WiMax-1/2 cluster oriented to offload the smart city's wireless ecosystem

Energy Efficient Data Transfer in Internet of Things Sensor Network using Message Queuing Telemetry Transport

Exploring the role of the Internet of Things in green buildings

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