Big Data and IoT for U-healthcare Security

Zaragoza, Mechelle Grace; Kim, Haeng-Kon; Lee, Roger Y.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-60170-0_1

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“…This huge www.ijacsa.thesai.org amount of data is not possible to be processed on these IoT devices due to the limited computational capabilities of IoT devices. Therefore, the huge amount of generated data from these IoT devices is stored on the cloud [24,40,48,51,55,58,60]. IoT and CC are complementary because CC provides the Pathway for the transmission and processing of massive amounts of data generated from IoT devices.…”

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“…3. For the data to be called BGD, it should satisfy a maximum of the above 10V"s which means that mere data in huge size is not considered to be BGD [24][25][26][27]. The processing of BGD brings multiple benefits for organizations; these benefits include: utilizing outside intelligence in decision making, improving customer service, early risk identification and mitigation, and better operational efficiency [28][29].…”

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Role of Emerging IoT Big Data and Cloud Computing for Real Time Application

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2020

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Although the Internet of things (IoT), cloud computing (CC), and Big Data (BGD) are three different approaches that have evolved independently of each other over time; however, with time, they are becoming increasingly interconnected. The convergence of IoT, CC, and BGD provides new opportunities in various real-time applications, including telecommunication, healthcare, business, education, science, and engineering. Together, these approaches are facing various challenges during data gathering, processing, and management. The focus of this research paper is to pinpoint the emerging trends in IoT, CC, and BGD. The convergence of these approaches and their impact on various real-time applications, benefits, and challenges associated with all these approaches, current industry trends, and future research directions with especial focus on the healthcare domain. The paper also provides a conceptual framework that integrates IoT, CC, and BGD and provides an IoT centric cloud infrastructure using BGD. Finally, this paper summarizes by providing directions for researchers and practitioners about how to leverage the benefits of combining these approaches.

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