Energy-efficient clustering and routing algorithm for large-scale SDN-based IoT monitoring

Ouhab, Abdallah; Abreu, Thiago; Slimani, Hachem; Mellouk, Abdelhamid

doi:10.1109/icc40277.2020.9148659

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“…The SDN-based routing protocols for WSNs outperform other protocols in terms of energy efficiency and reducing the power consumption of WSN nodes (Younus and Kim, 2019). Furthermore, the SDN routing protocol in Ouhab et al (2020) outperforms other routing protocols for IoT networks in terms of supporting higher network scalability and larger-size networks. The works in Mershad and Said (2020a), Mershad (2020b), Mershad and Said (2020b) prove that utilizing the SDN combined with RSUs is more efficient than traditional routing methods for vehicular networks.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Several SDN-based and NFV-based routing protocols have already been proposed for various wireless networks. For example, the authors in Younus and Kim (2019) and Ouhab et al (2020) propose SDN-based routing protocols for WSNs and large-scale IoT networks, respectively. The SDN-based routing protocols for WSNs outperform other protocols in terms of energy efficiency and reducing the power consumption of WSN nodes (Younus and Kim, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Cloud-Enabled High-Altitude Platform Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

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Augmenting ground-level communications with flying networks, such as the high-altitude platform system (HAPS), is among the major innovative initiatives of the next generation of wireless systems (6G). Given HAPS quasi-static positioning at the stratosphere, HAPS-to-ground and HAPS-to-air connectivity frameworks are expected to be prolific in terms of data acquisition and computing, especially given the mild weather and quasi-constant wind speed characteristics of the stratospheric layer. This paper explores the opportunities stemming from the realization of cloud-enabled HAPS in the context of telecommunications applications and services. The paper first advocates for the potential physical advantages of deploying HAPS as flying data-centers, also known as super-macro base stations. The paper then describes various cloud services that can be offered from the HAPS and the merits that can be achieved by this integration, such as enhancing the quality, speed, and range of the offered services. The proposed services span a wide range of fields, including satellites, Internet of Things (IoT), ad hoc networks (such as sensor; vehicular; and aerial networks), gaming, and social networks. For each service, the paper illustrates the methods that would be used by cloud providers to offload the service data to the HAPS and enable the cloud customers to consume the service. The paper further sheds light on the challenges that need to be addressed for realizing practical cloud-enabled HAPS, mainly, those related to high energy, processing power, quality of service (QoS), and security considerations. Finally, the paper discusses some open issues on the topic, namely, HAPS mobility and message routing, HAPS security via blockchain and machine learning, artificial intelligence-based resource allocation in cloud-enabled HAPS, and integration with vertical heterogeneous networks.

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Section: F Routing As a Service 1 Overviewmentioning

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Section: F Routing As a Service 1 Overviewmentioning

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Cloud-Enabled High-Altitude Platform Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

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“…Both approaches showed good performance in terms of energy utilization and network lifetime. More recently, Ouhab et al [38] designed a modeling paradigm based on multi-hop clustering technique used to organize the sensors in clusters with the aim of reducing the energy consumption in large-scale SDN-based IoT networks. Model simulations exhibited better end-to-end delay, packet delivery ratio, and energy consumption than conventional solutions.…”

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SmartBlock-SDN: An Optimized Blockchain-SDN Framework for Resource Management in IoT

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Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Blockchain are leading technologies used worldwide to establish safe network communication as well as build secure network infrastructures. They provide a robust and reliable platform to address threats and face challenges such as security, privacy, flexibility, scalability, and confidentiality. Driven by these assumptions, this paper presents an optimized energyefficient and secure Blockchain-based software-defined IoT framework for smart networks. Indeed, SDN and Blockchain technologies have proven to be able to suitably manage resource utilization and to develop secure network communication across the IoT ecosystem. However, there is a lack of research works that present a comprehensive definition of such a framework that can meet the requirements of the IoT ecosystem (i.e. efficient energy utilization and reduced end-to-end delay). Therefore, in this research, we present a layered hierarchical architecture for the deployment of a distributed yet efficient Blockchain-enabled SDN-IoT framework that ensures efficient cluster-head selection and secure network communication via the identification and isolation of rouge switches. Besides, the Blockchain-enabled flow-rules record keeps track of the rules enforced in the switches and maintains the consistency within the controller cluster. Finally, we assess the performance of the proposed framework in a simulation environment and show that it can achieve optimized energy-utilization, end-to-end delay, and throughput compared to considered baselines, thus being able to achieve efficiency and security in the smart network.

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“…Authors in [14] have proposed a routing decision model for wide area networks called SD-MHC-RPL. To manage a large number of devices, it organises the nodes in a multi-hop cluster scenario.…”

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Energy management techniques in Software-Define Wireless Sensor Network

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Proceedings of the 4th Edition of the Computer Science Research Days, JRI 2021, 11-13 November 2021, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Fa

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Software Defined Wireless Sensor Network (SDWSN) is composed of sensors nodes in which routing processes are entrusted to a controller in a centralized mode. In an SDWSN architecture, the control plane is decoupled from the data plane. Sensor nodes are easily reconfigurable and are even more flexible than in traditional WSNs. Resource management becomes easy. However, this centralized management of routing processes requires a large amount of control messages. This induces additionnal energy consumption. In this paper, first, we analyse different techniques used to face this energy consumption problem and we highlight limits of the used methods. Then, we provide some perspectives.

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Energy-efficient clustering and routing algorithm for large-scale SDN-based IoT monitoring

Cited by 26 publications

References 26 publications

Cloud-Enabled High-Altitude Platform Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

Cloud-Enabled High-Altitude Platform Systems: Challenges and Opportunities

SmartBlock-SDN: An Optimized Blockchain-SDN Framework for Resource Management in IoT

Energy management techniques in Software-Define Wireless Sensor Network

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