Recent advances delivered by Mobile Cloud Computing and Internet of Things for Big Data applications: a survey

Stergiou, Christos; Psannis, Kostas E.

doi:10.1002/nem.1930

Cited by 106 publications

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“…For this reason, managing and coordinating real-time performance in the I-IoT becomes a new challenge and wherever possible, latency should be reduced in the network. Confirmation of the correctness of this thesis can be found in [8][9][10], where latency is mentioned as a key factor in the context of IoT.…”

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Validation of virtualization platforms for I-IoT purposes

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Virtualization deployment in I-IoT domain is associated with many potential benefits. However, to achieve benefits from virtualization, which is nowadays a well-known technology, it is necessary to verify usability of virtualization platforms in context of I-IoT. In this article, we present a quantitative comparison of two leading open-source hypervisors, XEN and KVM, focusing on throughput and latency, which are key factors from I-IoT point of view. This paper analyzes the methodology for calculating throughput and latency in an computing device that hosts multiple I-IoT subsystems. B Konrad Sienkiewicz

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Validation of virtualization platforms for I-IoT purposes

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“…Based on our proof of concept, the full system may be developed and prepared to be commercialized. Unified API and the approach presented here is an example of edge computing for the Internet of Things [21]. This ''edge'' is composed by a network operator-owned gateway located at the home and the management system situated at the network operator's premises.…”

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confidence: 99%

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Deployment of smart home management system at the edge: mechanisms and protocols

Batalla

Gonciarz

2018

Neural Comput & Applic

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Due to growing popularity of smart home systems, smart home security is a topic which is becoming increasingly important. Internet of Things (IoT) devices are obtaining increasing access to private data, but very often it does not mean that improved security mechanisms and mechanisms guaranteeing availability are implemented. The main problem is limited computing power and the limited memory of the nodes used in the network. Moreover, IoT systems are increasingly often managed through the cloud, which causes that their interfaces are available over the Internet. Another problem is the lack of expertise of users which can lead to configuration errors potentially causing data loss and hacker attacks. In this paper, we face up security and availability issues in smart homes and propose an edge-of-things solution that focuses on putting the management of the home at the edge. The management is controlled by the network operator in a similar way as occurs with current set-top-boxes for multimedia streaming at home. We propose an architecture for this system, implement the necessary modules and test it from the point of view of security and availability. The results show that the proposed edge-of-things solution is able to solve many of the challenges that current smart home applications present.

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“…Author [4] provided a method to overcome the challenges faced by the farmers in reducing the water consumption and providing better irrigation schedules. This paper focuses on wireless sensor network for collecting the data and discusses about its structure and presents the graphical representation of the received data.Author [6] proposed an online monitoring system for monitoring the crop growth, soil moisture, agricultural natural disasters.These systems are based on cloud computing.Through these monitoring systems, the Internet of things intelligent gateway, cloud based research and construction of large data analysis and data mining techniques are used to analyze large amount data [10][11][12][13].Author [7] says that monitoring the temperature and moisture of single soil layer is not sufficient to represent growth around the crop. This paper aims at monitoring system for multilayer soil temperature and moisture based on sensor networks.Author [8] proposed a method for collecting and managing sensors data in a smart building which operates in IoT environment.…”

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IoT Based Atmosphere Monitoring System using Hadoop Map Reduce Paradigm

Naidu,

Rao,

Prasad

2020

IJEAT

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In today’s world there are a host of serious environmental problems, and air pollution is one of the top causes of many chronic respiratory diseases with accelerated aging of lungs and possibly cancer. Air pollution is the most widespread pollution which is inevitable, since air being an ever pervading medium and carrier, which can transfer the pollutants very fast in no time. It is generally caused due to pollutants like carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide that are released especially when fuels are burnt.This paper aims at designing an Internet of Things (IoT) based atmosphere monitoring system using Hadoop ecosystem. Internet of things (IoT) provides a platform that allows devices to be connected, sensed and be controlled remotely across a network infrastructure. Hadoop is an open source framework which is used to store and process large amount of data using commodity hardware. The key feature of this paper is to measure the level of air contaminants, temperature in the atmosphere using sensors, and also store the sensor data into the cloud server that is Adafruit. Thereby, we redirect the data into Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) and process the sensor data to list out the areas with highest pollution level and temperature.

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Recent advances delivered by Mobile Cloud Computing and Internet of Things for Big Data applications: a survey

Cited by 106 publications

References 25 publications

Validation of virtualization platforms for I-IoT purposes

Validation of virtualization platforms for I-IoT purposes

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Deployment of smart home management system at the edge: mechanisms and protocols

IoT Based Atmosphere Monitoring System using Hadoop Map Reduce Paradigm

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