Cluster Model for Edge Computing

Gadasin, D. V.; Shvedov, A. V.; Koltsova, A. V.

doi:10.1109/emctech49634.2020.9261538

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“…Indeed, nowadays Information, Communications Technologies and Electronics (ICTE) shows, daily, new possibilities of its application and exploration [1]. The increasing: i) accuracy and sensing capacity of electronic devices and the capacity to retrieve and process the data they generate [2]; ii) possibility to integrate those devices with high capacity of data processing tools [3]; iii) capacity on those devices to implement edge computing models to reduce latency and improve efficiency [4]; iv) distance and quality for sending data with long range communication protocols [5]; v) availability of tools to analyse patterns on behaviours, towards the prediction of events, using artificial intelligence, and vi) the green energy offer and low consumption required [6], represents the current and emergent technological framework that information system architects and engineers can explore, in nowadays.…”

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Secure Services Integration and Edge Computing for Effective Beekeeping

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Many of the issues that require resolution are not easy to mitigate just from the technology perspective. The ancestral learned logic of processes, the people traditions, and many other variants define inner contexts that make the adhesion and efficient use of information technologies a delicate process. The enormous geographical dispersion of the beekeeping economic activity, the mostly amateur profile of beekeepers, and the specificity in the traditional way as the activity is managed, compromises the applicability of integrative measures based on ICTE. Efficient and integrated management of a no-professionalized economic activity depends on two basic principles: i) the existence of effective tools capable of managing that activity and its synergies with other related activities, and ii) an infrastructure (technological, procedural, legal) that supports services properly profiled for any actor in that activity. This paper describes the work-in-process sBee - Smart Beekeeping, an applied research project that sought to integrate emerging technologies on the innovative management of critical issues that beekeeping needs to overcome. Electronic devices, Internet-of-things, advanced management algorithms, and innovative visualization services were explored. The global system architecture, its supporting services, and the communication infrastructure are here described. The integration of both internet-of-things and communications services, with the common beekeeping’s management tasks, levered a proposal for improving this activity to become more effective. Furthermore, an advanced technological supporting platform was created and experimented, prepared for further developments, on mitigating emergent challenges that the digitization promotes, namely the security and traceability on food and related agriculture value-chains, as well as on the predictive and intelligent perception of current and future scenarios.

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Secure Services Integration and Edge Computing for Effective Beekeeping

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“…smartphones, tablets) capable of providing interfaces for conducting their everyday activities [Rodrigues et al, 2011]. Such devices are used by 86% of people across the globe [Gadasin et al, 2020] and it is predicted that more than 90% of adults in developed countries will own at least one mobile device by the end of 2023 [Wang et al, 2018].…”

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Towards Designing and Generating User Interfaces by Using Expert Knowledge

Braham¹

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I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisors, Mr. Félix Buendia Garcia, Mr. Faeiz Gargouri and Ms. Maha Khemaja, for their valuable insights and the enormous patience that was necessary for guiding me all along the way. Their support, advice and feedback have been a fundamental part to get to the end of this journey. I want to extend my gratitude to all the members of the Computing Engineering Department (DISCA) of the Universitat Politecnica de Valencia (UPV) for the excellent working environment they provide throughout my journey. In addition, I am grateful for the academic support of the University of Sousse, the Higher Institute of Computer Science and Communication Technologies (ISITCom) and the PRINCE Laboratory.I also want to pay tribute to the members of the jury for agreeing to be a part of the court and the external reviewers for their thoughtful comments and positive feedback.A very special thanks goes out to Roua. We started our university journey at the same time and she has been my friend and support from that moment until now.Finally, thanks to Yosra and Khadija, my two sisters, and my brother Ali for their love and for keeping me always smiling. I have to appreciate the irreplaceable support of my parents, Ahmed and Saida, who have given me unstinting love, care, trust, help, and encouragement.

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