High-Level Architectural Design of Management System for the Internet of Underwater Things

Urunov, Khamdamboy; Shin, Soo Young; Namgung, Jeong-il; Park, Soo-Hyun

doi:10.1109/icufn.2018.8437002

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“…The existing literature review indicates the necessity of a network management system in IoUT [50]. In Reference [70], the high-level U-NMS architecture and topology discovery mechanism is proposed for integrating terrestrial management systems into an underwater constrained environment. The proposed architecture comprises numerous U-NMS components, such as manager, master-agent, sub-agent, management station, underwater SNMP (u-SNMP), manage objects, etc., for collecting and managing network information.…”

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“…Some of the practical technical challenges are listed below: Problem with network configuration: In the underwater network management system, when the network size increases, there is a difficulty to update the software inside the devices. This leads to errors in the network management system [50,70].…”

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“…[52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69], are pointed out in Figure 2. However, owing to the lack of research in the area of the network management system (NMS) in IoUT [70], and the technical limitation in the IoUT environment such as connection, security management, localization, power management, memory management, low data rate, etc. are noted in [71].…”

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“…Therefore, it is essential to develop the underwater network management system (U-NMS), to deliver quality services for IoUT use cases. The primary contribution of this paper can be summarized as follows: However, owing to the lack of research in the area of the network management system (NMS) in IoUT [70], and the technical limitation in the IoUT environment such as connection, security management, localization, power management, memory management, low data rate, etc. are noted in [71].…”

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“…Problem with device security: In the underwater network management system, some attacks in devices can make the whole network collapse. So, the management system needs the security mechanism to prevent the attacks [50,70].…”

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Underwater Network Management System in Internet of Underwater Things: Open Challenges, Benefits, and Feasible Solution

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As oceans cover the majority of the earth’s surface, it becomes inevitable in extending the concepts of Internet of Things (IoT) to ocean bodies, thereby tiling the way for a new drift in the digital world, the Internet of Underwater Things (IoUT). The primary objective of IoUT is the creation of a network of several smart interconnected undersea things, to digitally link water bodies by using devices such as autonomous underwater vehicles. Since the traditional ideas of IoT cannot be merely expanded to underwater, due to the difference in environmental characteristics, this puts forward a variety of challenges for scientists to work with IoUT, and one such challenge is the network management with IoUT. This paper gives an overview on (1) underwater network management systems (U-NMS) using acoustic communication in IoUT; (2) the challenges and benefits and use cases of U-NMS; (3) fault, configuration, accounting, performance, security and constrained management (FCAPSC) functionalities of U-NMS and (4) a comparison between network management system in IoT and U-NMS system in IoUT. Additionally, this paper shows the prototype design and implementation setup of U-NMS in a laboratory environment, using lightweight machine to machine (LWM2M) and acoustic communication technology for IoUT. This paper will contribute much to the profit of researchers and industry players in uncovering the critical areas of the Internet of Underwater Things.

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