Issues and Challenges of Cloud Computing in Performance Augmentation for Pervasive Computing

Abbas, Irfan; Ahmad, Munib; Faizan, Muhammad; Arshed, Waqas; Khalid, Jamshaid

doi:10.1109/icecce49384.2020.9179462

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“…A group of technologies (hardware and/or software) known as ubiquitous computing is used in our daily lives (Abbas & al., 2020).…”

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“…With context sensitivity, invisibility, and mobility capabilities, ubiquitous computing is applicable to all fields (Abbas & al., 2020 ;Abunaser & Alshqttnawi, 2013). The real benefit of these ubiquitous systems is that they are sensitive to the human environment (geo-location, the availability of communications networks, user identity, etc.).…”

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Perspectives of Using Load Balancing for Supporting Devices in Reconfigurable Ubiquitous Environments

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Chronicle of Computing

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The user can access data and services anytime and from any location, thanks to ubiquitous computing. As a result, device collaboration is essential. The devices and networks become overloaded as a result. As a result, the network becomes unstable, and network activity is suspended. By addressing these load-balancing issues with the new necessity of ubiquitous environments, these systems may be able to move toward greater user/device collaboration and mobility in the future. For various types of devices, this position paper shows how reconfiguration is one of the critical solutions for reducing energy usage in ubiquitous surroundings. We suggest a new way to adjust the distribution of device components as soon as high energy consumption is detected to lower and/or balance the energy consumption.

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“…A group of technologies (hardware and/or software) known as ubiquitous computing is used in our daily lives (Abbas & al., 2020).…”

Section: A Ubiquitous Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Perspectives of Using Load Balancing for Supporting Devices in Reconfigurable Ubiquitous Environments

Sellami,

Tiako

2024

Chronicle of Computing

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An edge computational offloading architecture for ultra-low latency in smart mobile devices

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Rank-Based Energy-Efficient Key Management Routing For Wireless Sensor Network-Based Iot Medical Sensors

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Prasanna²,

Anbarasu³

2023

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The growth in wireless services indicates the importance of wireless networks. Parameters in domains Speci c Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) based applications such as infrastructure, physiological and activity monitoring are using the wireless services. Inactivity monitoring, the home care and hospital care Wireless IoT sensors devices continuously monitor and collect data. So, these devices consume lots of energy. With secure data transmission, the limited energy supply is the central issue in-home care and hospital care applications. This research focuses on restricted-energy utilization while monitoring users' postural activity information in homecare and hospital-care applications using IoT-based WSN devices (sensors). In this research, the Rank Based Energy E cient key management (RBE-EKM) protocol is designed to discover an energy-e cient approach to transfer the sensor's data to the Base Station (BS). Initially, it assigns higher priority to the sensor nodes based on their emergency interrupt signals, and the shared key is allocated foremost to those prioritized nodes. This ranking key method establishes the secure routing path for these sensor nodes by verifying their shared secret key. The shared key-based security scheme is found in this research to prevent the WSN from node compromising attacks. The simulation analysis of the RBE-EKM protocol model shows that real-time data is successfully shared among the group of privileged Base Stations with minimum power consumption, delay, and throughput. Moreover, the experimental result proves that the proposed communication strategy, such as dynamic retransmit or rebroadcast decision control, signi cantly improves the performance of AODV protocol models.

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Issues and Challenges of Cloud Computing in Performance Augmentation for Pervasive Computing

Cited by 6 publications

References 27 publications

Perspectives of Using Load Balancing for Supporting Devices in Reconfigurable Ubiquitous Environments

Perspectives of Using Load Balancing for Supporting Devices in Reconfigurable Ubiquitous Environments

An edge computational offloading architecture for ultra-low latency in smart mobile devices

Rank-Based Energy-Efficient Key Management Routing For Wireless Sensor Network-Based Iot Medical Sensors

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