Data Dissemination and Collection Algorithms for Collaborative Sensor Devices Using Dynamic Cluster Heads

Aly, Salah A.; Salim, Mohamed

doi:10.3923/tasr.2013.55.72

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“…Although this paper presents review on privacy preservation of location-based services in Internet of Things, the approach can be generalized and made applicable to many other applications within privacy applications. This IoT location study is urgent and essentially to assist dealing with massive crowds and gatherings which can also produce fast statistical information to be dealt with via visualizations [70][71][72][73][74]. On the other hand, The work confidentially consideration is becoming vital problem affecting all IoT data.…”

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A Review on Privacy Preservation of Location-Based Services in Internet of Things

Wazirali¹

2022

Intelligent Automation &Amp; Soft Computing

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Internet of Things (IoT) has become popular with the rapid development of sensing devices, and it offers a large number of services. Location data is one of the most important information required for IoT systems. With the widespread of Location Based Services (LBS) applications, the privacy and security threats are also emerging. Recently, a large number of studies focused on localization and positioning functionalities, however, the risk associated with user privacy has not been sufficiently addressed so far. Therefore, privacy and security of device location in IoT systems is an active area of research. Since LBS is often exposed to attacks, it has privacy concerns, such as the privacy of a user's current location, which could include personal details. If the user's current position is compromised as a result of unauthorized access, it may have serious consequences. As a result, maintaining user privacy while achieving precise location remains a challenge in IoT. In this paper, we survey different challenges related to the privacy and security of user's location in IoT systems. First, we provide in depth analysis of several studies related to this issue. Secondly, we propose potential solutions to address the problem at hand. Finally, we discuss some limitations that still require attention through related case studies.

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Section: Chances Of Less Accuracy In Analysis Resultsmentioning

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A Review on Privacy Preservation of Location-Based Services in Internet of Things

Wazirali¹

2022

Intelligent Automation &Amp; Soft Computing

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“…Ali and Al-Masud [ 42 ] applied the Bees algorithm to explore the shortest path of health data, collected using wireless body area networks (WBANs), during congestion in the Hajj environment. the proposed algorithm provides efficient results in terms of energy consumption, delay, and transmission time, which is different than the data dissemination and collection work of [ 18 ].…”

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“…Data dissemination and collections [ 18 ] as well as head detection methods of Musa et al [ 105 ] are useful to count the pilgrimage crowds by segmenting the head regions from static images. The researches aimed to determine the potential of stampede early in order to alert people to take necessary procedures.…”

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“…Similarly, technologies play an active and important role in the educational environment, whether in schools or educational centers or universities [ 6 ]. The IoT technology is increasingly involved in numerous vertical applications that address a range of individual and community needs [ 7 ], including media [ 8 ] and data conversations [ 9 ], banking services [ 2 ], detection systems [ 10 , 11 ], smart cities [ 12 , 13 ], military applications [ 14 ], shopping and movement facilitations [ 15 ], local and international education [ 16 ], entertainment and medical services [ 17 ], and many others [ 18 – 22 ].…”

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Progress of IoT Research Technologies and Applications Serving Hajj and Umrah

Shambour

Gutub

2021

Arab J Sci Eng

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The term IoT technology is associated with many fields, including scientific, commercial, industrial, health, transportation and other fields, which became a necessity of daily life across all segments of society. Artificial intelligence, the Internet of things, data science and big data are among the most prominent fields of technologies in the modern era of e-knowledge, which are increasingly being relied on in many areas of our life. This research is considered very special and urgent affecting around 20% of the humanities, i.e., Muslim people, whom try to be selected to perform Islamic rituals every year. Given this importance of applying and adapting technologies to serve Hajj and Umrah performers, it is necessary to conduct an analytical study for the technologies and their applications that have been applied in the Hajj and Umrah system. The surveyed studies have been classified, according to their targeted services (focus area), into four main branches, including studies of the two holy mosques and the holy sites, studies of the pre-arrival visitors, housing and services studies, and transportation and crowd management studies. The classified studies were analyzed according to research field, research instrument, statistical method, nature of statistical data, data collection tools, and research citations. The paper outcome opens novel research practical directions selected based on holistic overview of the current technologies analytical survey, which is essential to be considered to improve Hajj and Umrah services coping with today’s technology, in addition to discussing other open issues that need further deep research.

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“…This current technology adoption is part of the national strategy stressed by Saudi Arabia Kingdom vision 2030 to involve smart systems, artificial intelligence, and internet of things, as main contributor serving all important Hajj and Umrah sectors (Farooqi et al, 2019). Therefore, the Saudi government is working to involve information and communication technology (ICT) in all its facilities for information gathering (Aly et al, 2014), data dissemination (Aly et al, 2013), and deeply use it for smart decision-making within Hajj and Umrah services (Alharthi & Gutub, 2017). The government also pushed preparing the next generation (local students) to be geared fully via information technology (Almutairi et al, 2020).…”

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Personal Privacy Evaluation of Smart Devices Applications Serving Hajj and Umrah Rituals

Shambour

Gutub

2021

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Mobile Applications (apps) are one of the most important tools that provide many services in different and varied fields of human life such as social, health, commercial, political, and other services. These apps make information easily available to everyone, fast to get, and cheaper than traditional methods. The Hajj pilgrims and Umrah performances (Al-Rahman Holy guests) have a share of the electronic services provided by many governmental and private sectors inside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The offered services ensure that these religious guests have the ability to gain useful knowledge before and during the period they are stayed in the land of the Two Holy Mosques. In this paper, we collected all possible apps related to Hajj and Umrah, from the Google Store, during the season of Hajj 1440 AH (2019 AD), which amounted to 471 apps through searching on relevant applications to Hajj and Umrah services. We studied the applications public info trying to gain personal privacy characteristics from user rating, number of evaluators, recent updates, volume of applications, languages, number of downloads, and specific services provided. The results showed that the largest percentage of the studied apps are the facilitations of the Hajj ritual with 18%, followed by 15.1% for Umrah ritual and 10.2% for prayer supplications. The results also indicated attractive 33 common languages used, showing English with most popularity of 27.4%, followed by Arabic and Urdu of 24.3% and 14.3%. In addition, the study specified the most desirable services favoured by the religious guests expressing interesting valuable remarks.

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Data Dissemination and Collection Algorithms for Collaborative Sensor Devices Using Dynamic Cluster Heads

Cited by 22 publications

References 17 publications

A Review on Privacy Preservation of Location-Based Services in Internet of Things

A Review on Privacy Preservation of Location-Based Services in Internet of Things

Progress of IoT Research Technologies and Applications Serving Hajj and Umrah

Personal Privacy Evaluation of Smart Devices Applications Serving Hajj and Umrah Rituals

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