A design of contract-oriented sensor application platform

Oide, Takuma; Abe, Toru; Suganuma, Takuo

doi:10.1109/percomw.2015.7134014

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“…Our purpose is to design a negotiation mechanism that can adopt our proposed model in [8]. In our model, application components automatically hold auctions according to user's requirement and select winner bids that satisfy required quality level and take the least cost instead of consumers.…”

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“…Overlay networks under the component layer enable application components to discover appropriate sensor components to negotiate with. Basic negotiation and contract protocols are already proposed in our previous work [8]. …”

Section: A Platform Architecturementioning

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“…It is important that sensing data flows just between the consumer and providers. Fig.1c shows our proposed server-less participatory sensing platform model [8] in which users construct a P2P network to communicate with each other without any central servers. In this model, users register sensor components with their providing policy to the platform, while users also register application components with necessary data information instead of registering campaigns.…”

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A broker-less participatory sensing scheme by user matching mechanism based on market price approach

Oide

Abe

Suganuma

2016

2016 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communication Workshops (PerCom Workshops)

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Sensing user activities and environmental conditions have been popular by using high functional sensor devices like smartphones. In modern data collection and utilization models such as participatory sensing and crowdsensing, some users provides data sensed from their smartphones while others collect these data via the clouds and servers. Reflecting providers policy is strongly required because collected data using such models may include provider's privacy. We have studied a new serverless participatory sensing application model in which users are able to flexibly control their data flow based on their own providing policy appropriate for receivers. In this paper, we improve negotiation mechanism among users by introducing the market price based user matching mechanism. We also confirm its feasibility and effectiveness through simulation results.

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