2020
DOI: 10.21817/indjcse/2020/v11i5/201105085
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Adaptive Alternative Path and Rate Based Congestion Control for 6lowpan, WSN Towards Internet of Things

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“…With the rapid popularization of smart terminals and mobile Internet applications, as well as the popularization of electronic maps and navigation software, the demand for creative services based on public services such as personal location services, Internet maps, and electronic navigation has grown rapidly, and people have become the subject of LBS. LBS integrates electronic maps, location services, and travel services to provide location services, allowing users to experience a brand new service experience brought by smart tourism [20].…”
Section: Lbs Technology and Smartmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the rapid popularization of smart terminals and mobile Internet applications, as well as the popularization of electronic maps and navigation software, the demand for creative services based on public services such as personal location services, Internet maps, and electronic navigation has grown rapidly, and people have become the subject of LBS. LBS integrates electronic maps, location services, and travel services to provide location services, allowing users to experience a brand new service experience brought by smart tourism [20].…”
Section: Lbs Technology and Smartmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The proposed solution is an efficient way to reduce device energy consumption while maintaining constant and predictable latency. Ramadevi Chappala et al [54] provide an adaptive hybrid congestion control protocol (AHCCP) for IoT sensor networks based on route packet leave (RPL). In this protocol, an end device first detects the packets.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%