A stochastic evolutionary coalition game model of secure and dependable virtual service in Sensor-Cloud

Liu, Jian Hua; Shen, Shigen; Yue, Guangxue; Han, Renfang; Li, Hongjie

doi:10.1016/j.asoc.2015.01.038

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“…A plethora of WSN based applications, such as environmental monitoring (Srimathi et al, 2013;Kurata, Suzuki, Saruwatari, & Morikawa, 2008), health applications (Demiris et al, 2008;Yuriyama & Kushida, 2010;Lounis, Hadjidj, Bouabdallah, & Challal, 2012), interactive game monitoring (Liu, Shen, Yue, Han, & Li, 2015), surveillance (Fortino, Pathan, & Di Fatta, 2012), (Misra, Singh, Chatterjee, & Obaidat, 2014), resident monitoring, and industrial task monitoring (Tran & Wong, 2009) have been proposed to be more helpful to users. SC infrastructure based applications store and process physical sensor data to extract meaningful information.…”

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WITHDRAWN: Towards sensor-cloud integration: A survey of enabling technologies and architectures

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Gani

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International Journal of Information Management

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Section: Case Studiesmentioning

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WITHDRAWN: Towards sensor-cloud integration: A survey of enabling technologies and architectures

Liaqat

Chang

Gani

et al. 2016

International Journal of Information Management

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“…In a smart environment where large numbers of sensors are deployed to perform specified tasks, various new threats and attacks can hinder the influence of sensor clouds [15]. In this regard, traditional security mechanisms in standalone sensor networks are no longer applicable to sensor clouds.…”

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Data Collection in Smart Communities Using Sensor Cloud: Recent Advances, Taxonomy, and Future Research Directions

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The remarkable miniaturization of sensors has led to the production of massive amounts of data in smart communities. These data cannot be efficiently collected and processed in WSNs due to the weak communication capability of these networks. This drawback can be compensated for by amalgamating WSNs and cloud computing to obtain sensor clouds. In this article, we investigate, highlight, and report recent premier advances in sensor clouds with respect to data collection. We categorize and classify the literature by devising a taxonomy based on important parameters, such as objectives, applications, communication technology, collection types, discovery, data types, and classification. Moreover, a few prominent use cases are presented to highlight the role of sensor clouds in providing high computation capabilities. Furthermore, several open research challenges and issues, such as big data issues, deployment issues, data security, data aggregation, dissemination of control message, and on time delivery are discussed. Future research directions are also provided.

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“…If the adaptability of adopting a strategy is higher than the average adaptability of the group, then the probability of adopting the strategy will increase gradually as time goes on [32] according to the Malthusian dynamic equations. The replication dynamic differential equations of the strategy interaction between enterprises and evolving with time can be obtained based on the methods that the literatures [33,34] proposed, as follows:…”

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Research on Cooperation Strategy of Enterprises’ Quality and Safety in Food Supply Chain

Wang

Chen

Wang

2015

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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In order to prevent and control risk factors which harm the quality and safety of the food supply chain effectively and reduce the probability of food safety incidents, this paper investigated on some problems of the upstream and downstream enterprises of the food supply chain under the three different forms of cooperation based on the neoclassic economics and game theory method. These problems include the effectiveness of the quality and safety efforts, the profits, the effect of the losses that the food safety incidents caused on the quality efforts’ efficacy, and the social welfare comparison. Meanwhile, we constructed evolutionary game model to analyze the macro and micro factors that influenced the cooperation strategy and demonstrated the effect of diversity of decision-making parameters on evolution results based on numerical simulation. By the theoretical and simulation analysis, we found that (1) the quality efforts’ efficacy, the profits, the sensitivity coefficient of the quality efforts efficiency to the losses, and the social welfare without thinking about the externality all met their maximum under the full cooperation situation; (2) strengthening supervision over the source of the food supply chain can reduce the probability of food safety incidents; (3) macro and micro environment will be the important basis for companies’ decision-making on cooperation strategy in the food supply chain.

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A stochastic evolutionary coalition game model of secure and dependable virtual service in Sensor-Cloud

Cited by 42 publications

References 18 publications

WITHDRAWN: Towards sensor-cloud integration: A survey of enabling technologies and architectures

WITHDRAWN: Towards sensor-cloud integration: A survey of enabling technologies and architectures

Data Collection in Smart Communities Using Sensor Cloud: Recent Advances, Taxonomy, and Future Research Directions

Research on Cooperation Strategy of Enterprises’ Quality and Safety in Food Supply Chain

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