How Far Has the Development for Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) in Microalgae?

Thiviyanathan, Vimal Angela; Lim, Hooi Ren; Tham, Pei En; Show, Pau Loke

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“…But some difficulties may face the customers due to multi-tenant architecture in addition to the knowledge and training required for the new infrastructure. Finally, customer can access the data only when venders are available in framework [5].…”

Section: Compatibility With Legacymentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud Computing and Its Security in Real applications

2024

Rafidain J. Eng. Sci.

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Cloud computing is one of the revolutionary technology that offers efficient means to remotely access and store data in different locations through the internet network. Cloud computing provides a shared pool of computing resources such as storage devices, servers and network. All these resources can provision and released with minimal management efforts or service provider interactions. Cloud computing is a framework that allows users to access computing resources over the internet instead of using all computers facilities that are available locally on site. The purpose of this paper is to come up with the new knowledge related to the wide range of architectural configurations, (memories management, number of processors, and nodes), relevant new trends of storing, processing and accessing remote data. Cloud computing is especially powerful for businesses. This paper has been including cloud computing benefits in addition to the challenges with their impacts on information technology that may happen in the future. Despite the challenges there are good benefits related to the saving, scalability and high performance of cloud over the internet. The providers have the responsibilities to ensure the confidentiality and security of the customers’ data in addition to the security measure that have been taken by the customers themselves. Cloud computing may face the same security problems for the net work. All these matters have explained in details in this paper.

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Section: Compatibility With Legacymentioning

confidence: 99%

Cloud Computing and Its Security in Real applications

2024

Rafidain J. Eng. Sci.

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A low-cost system for monitoring pH, dissolved oxygen and algal density in continuous culture of microalgae

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Large Scale Microalgae Biofuel Technology—Development Perspectives in Light of the Barriers and Limitations

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Microalgal biomass can be used to derive many different types of biofuels. In order to widely commercialize this technology, its limitations and weaknesses must be eliminated. Many technical and economic issues also need to be clarified and unknowns answered. Microalgae-based technologies have been shown to be versatile, efficient and suitable for practical and commercial use. However, the current technological readiness level (TRL) of most microalgae-based bioenergy production systems precludes their quick and widespread implementation. Their development is limited by a combination of factors that must be precisely identified, after which their negative impact on scale-up prospects can be eliminated or minimized. The present study identifies the main barriers to the development of industrial microalgae-production and microalgae-to-biofuel systems. In addition, it proposes measures and efforts necessary to achieve a higher TRL, which will provide investors with sought-after performance and cost-efficiency data for the given project. The main barriers to the development of microalgae cultivation and processing systems have been identified to include: the complex nature of the cultivation process with multiple variables involved; lack of sufficient data from pilot-scale and near-full-scale plants, which often precludes reliable life cycle assessment (LCA); and insufficient legal assistance, advisory assistance, subsidies and funding for innovative projects. Potential ways of improving performance and competitiveness of microalgae-based systems include: process optimization techniques, genetic engineering, yield improvement through advanced process control and monitoring, use of waste as feedstock and dedicated support programs. The presented summary of the current stage of microalgal biofuel production technology development indicates the directions for further research and implementation work, which are necessary for the final verification of the application potential of these solutions.

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How Far Has the Development for Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) in Microalgae?

Cited by 3 publications

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Cloud Computing and Its Security in Real applications

Cloud Computing and Its Security in Real applications

A low-cost system for monitoring pH, dissolved oxygen and algal density in continuous culture of microalgae

Large Scale Microalgae Biofuel Technology—Development Perspectives in Light of the Barriers and Limitations

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