A mobile edge computing/software‐defined networking‐enabled architecture for vehicular networks

Muthanna, Ammar; Shamilova, Regina; Ateya, Abdelhamied A.; Paramonov, Alexander; Hammoudeh, Mohammad

doi:10.1002/itl2.109

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“…The system architecture suggested by this research aims at opening the barriers of network coverage and traffic density in vehicular networks (Al-Hayani and Ilhan 2020; Muthanna et al 2018;Alhayani and Abdallah 2020;. This architecture uses SDN and mobile edge computing techniques to enhance the overall network scalability and reliability under conditions of high traffic density.…”

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Design and development of a hybrid (SDN + SOM) approach for enhancing security in VANET

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Vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET) are an emergent technology with a promising future. VANETs are quite different from mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) in terms of characteristics, challenges, system architecture, and application. One of the significant challenges of the VANET is the security from two essential points of view, the prediction and prevention attackers. In this article, we proposed an operating system that combined both software-defined network (SDN) and selforganizing map (SOM) for the 5G-based VANET system. The proposed system will be a new combination of the SDN-and a self-organizing map (SOM)-based network solution to enhance security in the two dimensions, detecting and preventing attacks. This article analysis the vulnerability of the network performance with taken into account the distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks. Then, the security of the proposed system has been analyzed and checked with existing of the DDoS. The simulation results presented in this article show that, under general conditions of networks, the proposed system can enhance the networks performance compared to the existing work.

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“…Abd El-Latif [20] proposed a new authentication encryption protocol based on Quantum Excited Quantum Walk (QIQW) and used this protocol to build a blockchain framework to ensure secure data between IoT devices transmission. Besides, the researchers developed a novel VANET architecture by combining MEC, SDN, and D2D to solve the challenges of high traffic density and blind spots in the vehicle network [21].…”

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Resource Caching and Task Migration Strategy of Small Cellular Networks under Mobile Edge Computing

Liang

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2021

Mobile Information Systems

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As computing-intensive mobile applications become increasingly diversified, mobile devices’ computing power is hard to keep up with demand. Mobile devices migrate tasks to the Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) platform and improve the performance of task processing through reasonable allocation and caching of resources on the platform. Small cellular networks (SCN) have excellent short-distance communication capabilities, and the combination of MEC and SCN is a promising research direction. This paper focuses on minimizing energy consumption for task migration in small cellular networks and proposes a task migration energy optimization strategy with resource caching by combining optimal stopping theory with migration decision-making. Firstly, the process of device finding the MEC platform with the required task processing resources is formulated as the optimal stopping problem. Secondly, we prove an optimal stopping rule’s existence, obtain the optimal processing energy consumption threshold, and compare it with the device energy consumption. Finally, the platform with the best energy consumption is selected to process the task. In the simulation experiment, the optimization strategy has lower average migration energy consumption and higher average data execution energy efficiency and average distance execution energy efficiency, which improves task migration performance by 10% ∼ 60%.

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“…To illustrate the application of coordination-enabled 3SOA, we present two use cases, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and data privacy. The demand for IoT in ITS is growing steadily [8], [9]. Additionally, a coordinationenabled 3SOA use case represents a meaningful and measurable objective of interaction between an actor and the system, such as a vehicle monitoring system to illustrate application composition and its implementation in 3SOA.…”

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A Service-Oriented Approach for Sensing in the Internet of Things: Intelligent Transportation Systems and Privacy Use Cases

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This paper presents a Sensing-as-a-Service run-time Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), called 3SOA, for the development of Internet of Things (IoT) applications. 3SOA aims to allow interoperability among various IoT platforms and support service-oriented modelling at high levels of abstraction where fundamental SOA theories and techniques are fully integrated into a practical software engineering approach. 3SOA abstracts the dependencies of the middleware programming model from the application logic. This abstraction allows the development efforts to focus on writing the application logic independently from hardware platforms, middleware, and languages in which applications are programmed. To achieve this result, IoT objects are treated as independent entities that may interact with each other using a well-defined message exchange sequence. Each object is defined by the services it provides and the coordination protocol it supports. Objects are then able to coordinate their resources to address the global objectives of the system. To practically validate our proposals, we demonstrate an intelligent transportation system and data privacy functional prototypes as proof of concepts. The use cases show that 3SOA and the presented abstraction language allow the amalgamation of macroprogramming and node-centric programming to develop real-time and efficient applications over IoT.

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A mobile edge computing/software‐defined networking‐enabled architecture for vehicular networks

Cited by 18 publications

References 14 publications

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Design and development of a hybrid (SDN + SOM) approach for enhancing security in VANET

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Design and development of a hybrid (SDN + SOM) approach for enhancing security in VANET

Resource Caching and Task Migration Strategy of Small Cellular Networks under Mobile Edge Computing

A Service-Oriented Approach for Sensing in the Internet of Things: Intelligent Transportation Systems and Privacy Use Cases

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