The Analysis of 6LowPAN Technology

Ma, Xin; Luo, Wei

doi:10.1109/paciia.2008.72

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“…There have mainly been two approaches to integration of LCSOs and the Internet so far: (i) Pure TCP/IP solutions, in which LCSOs implement the TCP/IP stack (or a compatible set of protocols such as 6LoW-PAN [17,18] in 802.15.4 networks); and (ii) gateway solutions, …”

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Semantic Interoperability Architecture for Smart Spaces

Bhardwaj

Özçelebi²,

Lukkien³

et al. 2018

IJFIS

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The advancements in the smart space research bring us closer and closer to a future, in which the living standards of people are greatly enhanced. Smart spaces are composed of heterogeneous networks of embedded devices that communicate, perform computations and actuate. From a system point of view, a smart space is a specific type of ubiquitous system. Like any ubiquitous system, a smart space is usually heterogeneous, i.e. it is made up of embedded devices with various hardware, software and communication platforms. There is need for information exchange and interoperability between these embedded devices and their services. However, embedded devices in a smart space vary in terms of their sensing, actuation and control capabilities, as well as their resources of processing, storage, and networking. For an interoperability solution, this paper proposes a semantic interoperability architecture for smart spaces. The description details of an ontology model and interoperability interactions between smart objects are explained. An example implementation of a heterogeneous smart lighting system as a smart space using the proposed semantic interoperability architecture is discussed.

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Section: Semantic Interoperability Architecturementioning

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Semantic Interoperability Architecture for Smart Spaces

Bhardwaj

Özçelebi²,

Lukkien³

et al. 2018

IJFIS

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“…Since 6LoWPAN is an immerging technology and is suitable for constraint environment, smart irrigation based on this stack can be a new application area. The purpose of this research is to develop a smart irrigation system using 6LoWPAN wireless sensor network [8] [13] and analyze the performances of the WSN. The system will be integrated with wireless sensor network technology where solar energy can be used to overcome the power crisis along with optimizing the irrigation management based on the 6LoWAN standard.…”

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An interoperable IP based WSN for smart irrigation system

Abedin

Chowdhury

Hossain

et al. 2017

2017 14th IEEE Annual Consumer Communications &Amp; Networking Conference (CCNC)

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“…LRWPAN offers low data rate and at the same time requires CFP (collision free period) management by the PAN coordinator for real time transmission through guaranteed time slots (GTS). Another choice is 6lowpan which is based on 802.15.4 but support IPv6 [23]. In this way, end to end IP compatibility can be ensured if the second tier is also IP compliant, despite the difference of MAC protocol.…”

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Wireless Network Architecture for Diagnosis and Monitoring Applications

Khan

Thiriet

Genon-Catalot

2009

2009 6th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference

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Abstract-This paper describes a distributed wireless network architecture for remote diagnosis and monitoring. Wind energy conversion system (WECS) is considered as the target application, where windmills are grouped into small clusters communicating with each other for the purpose of distributed diagnosis. The evaluation of this network is simulated to support effective communication needs required for fault detection and as a result to send an alarm or caution message to the remote monitoring station. However, as the sensitivity of application increases, strict requirements on availability, robustness, reliability and performance of network resources must be satisfied in order to meet industrial standards.

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The Analysis of 6LowPAN Technology

Cited by 81 publications

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Semantic Interoperability Architecture for Smart Spaces

Semantic Interoperability Architecture for Smart Spaces

An interoperable IP based WSN for smart irrigation system

Wireless Network Architecture for Diagnosis and Monitoring Applications

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