An SLA-Based Approach to Manage Sensor Networks as-a-Service

Casola, Valentina; Benedictis, Alessandra De; Rak, Massimiliano; Aversano, Giuseppe; Villano, Umberto

doi:10.1109/cloudcom.2013.33

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“…In [2] and [3] the authors show SLA-based specifications and usage parameters that are based on the access and configuration of wireless sensor networks. The usage parameters are illustrated both from the point of view of customers and from the point of view of wireless sensor network providers.…”

Section: Service Level Agreement Characteristics Of Monitoring Wirelementioning

confidence: 99%

Service Level Agreement Characteristics of Monitoring Wireless Sensor Networks for Water Resource Management (SLAs4Water)

Iordache¹,

Paschke²,

Mocanu³

et al. 2017

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Abstract:One of the most important characteristics of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) when discussing about Monitoring Wireless Sensor Networks (MWSNs) is its effectiveness in assuring business success, a high provider profit, an increased level of client satisfaction and trust. In order to ensure that these goals will be achieved the provider of the MWSN must define some parameters that characterize the Service Level Agreement that occurs between MWSN provider and the MWSN customer. This paper addresses a solution behind an efficient and effective Service Level Agreement (SLA) design and implementation related to a Monitoring Wireless Sensor Network (MSN) and applies the SLA in the case of water resources management. The characteristics of the SLA in place between the MWSN provider and the MWSN customer must be defined by taking into consideration various parameters that are particular to the MWSN such as routing algorithms, recovery from failure, monitoring and reporting aspects. An appropriate definition of a SLA contract helps identify the responsibilities of both the provider and customer of the Monitoring Wireless Sensor Network (MSN) and makes the interaction between the provider and customer easier.

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Section: Service Level Agreement Characteristics Of Monitoring Wirelementioning

confidence: 99%

Service Level Agreement Characteristics of Monitoring Wireless Sensor Networks for Water Resource Management (SLAs4Water)

Iordache¹,

Paschke²,

Mocanu³

et al. 2017

STUD INFORM CONTROL

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“…However, most of existing works focus on improving the experience of mobile smartphone users. In addition, although a number of solutions [21][22][23][24][25] regarding how to integrate wireless sensor networks with the clouds have been proposed for better performance, they cannot support complex event monitoring.…”

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C2EM: cloud-assisted complex event monitoring in wireless multimedia sensor networks

Shen

Bai

et al. 2015

J Wireless Com Network

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This paper addresses the problem of how to provide a more flexible service for complex event monitoring in wireless multimedia sensor networks (WMSNs). In particular, we propose C2EM, a cloud-assisted complex event monitoring architecture that involves scalar sensors, camera sensors, cloudlets, and clouds to leverage computation offloading reliability, service response time, coverage efficiency, and energy efficiency. On clouds, we design an opportunistic service access point selection scheme that provides quality of service (QoS) supports for scalar sensor computation offloading. Meanwhile, clouds are responsible for optimizing camera sensor utilization of the whole network. On cloudlets, we design a real-time camera actuation scheme with the objective of minimizing the possible coverage overlaps while providing probabilistic guarantee in residual energy. Through computation division, most complex computations and network environment profilers are executed on cloudlets or clouds. Sensors only need to carry out very simple operations. We evaluate the performance of C2EM through simulations under a complex event scenario. The results demonstrate that C2EM can enhance complex event monitoring performance with optimized energy efficiency, desirable event coverage quality, and potential adaptability to the dynamics of complex events.

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A Decentralized Adaptation System forQoSOptimization

Chen

White

et al. 2020

Fog and Fogonomics

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An SLA-Based Approach to Manage Sensor Networks as-a-Service

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

Service Level Agreement Characteristics of Monitoring Wireless Sensor Networks for Water Resource Management (SLAs4Water)

Service Level Agreement Characteristics of Monitoring Wireless Sensor Networks for Water Resource Management (SLAs4Water)

C2EM: cloud-assisted complex event monitoring in wireless multimedia sensor networks

A Decentralized Adaptation System forQoSOptimization

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