FogIoHT: A weighted majority game theory based energy-efficient delay-sensitive fog network for internet of health things

Mukherjee, Anwesha; De, Debashis; Ghosh, Soumya K.

doi:10.1016/j.iot.2020.100181

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“…Fog computing is the extended version of cloud services, so the cloud layer cannot be replaced entirely with fog; instead, both must co-exist to assist each other whenever necessary [1]. In addition to offering local processing and storage, fog computing is capable of managing a set of devices and sensors [15]. Therefore, fog computing appears to be more suitable for the IoT systems requiring particular characteristics.…”

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Fog Based Architecture and Load Balancing Methodology for Health Monitoring Systems

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“…Yingwei Wang [16] formally defined dew computing as a potent technology to make independent and collaborative use of on-premise resources. A fog based Internet of Health things framework has been proposed in [17] . There are also works on analysing health status while user is in move [18] and home monitoring [19] .…”

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“…Figure 9 visualizes the importance of key terms based on the moment in which they have been associated with this research. Therefore, the oldest have been a reference for the later ones [151,152]. Global research in smart cities based on IoT technology applications continues to advance and evolve.…”

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IoT Technology Applications-Based Smart Cities: Research Analysis

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The development of technologies enables the application of the Internet of Things (IoT) in urban environments, creating smart cities. Hence, the optimal management of data generated in the interconnection of electronic sensors in real time improves the quality of life. The objective of this study is to analyze global research on smart cities based on IoT technology applications. For this, bibliometric techniques were applied to 1232 documents on this topic, corresponding to the period 2011–2019, to obtain findings on scientific activity and the main thematic areas. Scientific production has increased annually, so that the last triennium has accumulated 83.23% of the publications. The most outstanding thematic areas were Computer Science and Engineering. Seven lines have been identified in the development of research on smart cities based on IoT applications. In addition, the study has detected seven new future research directions. The growing trend at the global level of scientific production shows the interest in developing aspects of smart cities based on IoT applications. This study contributes to the academic, scientific, and institutional discussion to improve decision making based on the available information.

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FogIoHT: A weighted majority game theory based energy-efficient delay-sensitive fog network for internet of health things

Cited by 46 publications

References 33 publications

Fog Based Architecture and Load Balancing Methodology for Health Monitoring Systems

Fog Based Architecture and Load Balancing Methodology for Health Monitoring Systems

CONFRONT: Cloud-fog-dew based monitoring framework for COVID-19 management

IoT Technology Applications-Based Smart Cities: Research Analysis

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