Industrial-QoS-Oriented Remote Wireless Communication Protocol for the Internet of Construction Vehicles

Jin, Min; Zhou, Xiang; Luo, Erping; Qing, Xiongzhi

doi:10.1109/tie.2015.2438774

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“…There are some studies, such as [ 10 ], trying to realize reliable data delivery. However, as we have demonstrated in Figure 1 , the noise and disturbance in an on-road context is much higher than typical WSN deployment sites, such as in indoor [ 14 ], open field [ 15 ], and outdoor [ 16 , 17 ] contexts. In this paper, we present our research on how to tackle the unprecedented scale of disruption in an on-road WSN communication, and we also present our implementation of Target-Prediction-based on a Link quality Estimation system which neither needed any overheads in the physical layer nor used RTS/CTS.…”

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confidence: 87%

TPLE: A Reliable Data Delivery Scheme for On-Road WSN Traffic Monitoring

Wang

Fei

Ren

2016

Sensors

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In an on-road environment, motor-engines severely disturb the wireless link of a sensor node, leading to high package loss rate, high delivery delay, and poor radio communication quality. The existing data delivery mechanisms, such as the ACK-based retransmission mechanism and window-based link quality estimation mechanism, could not handle these challenges well. To solve this challenge, we propose a Target-Prediction-based Link quality Estimation scheme (TPLE) to realize high quality data delivery in an on-road environment. To perform on-road link quality estimation, TPLE dynamically calculates the track of a nearby vehicle target and estimates target impact on wireless link. Based on the local estimation of link quality, TPLE schedules radio communication tasks effectively. Simulations indicate that our proposed TPLE scheme produces a 94% data delivery rate, its average retransmission number is around 0.8. Our conducted on-road data delivery experiments also indicated a similar result as the computer simulation.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 87%

TPLE: A Reliable Data Delivery Scheme for On-Road WSN Traffic Monitoring

Wang

Fei

Ren

2016

Sensors

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“…These costs occur when the internet of things is built on networks that are consuming energy through connectivity, transmission and functioning, that makes the expenditures related to operations of the IoT devices significant enough to be evaluated and controlled. Previous research has been done, for example, in regards to construction vehicles [12]. Companies using construction vehicles need technology improvement based on IoT in order to monitor maintenance issues across geographical distributions.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Internet of Things, Teamwork, and Service Projects

Wang¹,

Kennedy

2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has made inroads into many aspects of our lives. The application of IoT has enhanced our workplace with such technologies as RFID sensors for tracking and replenishing resources. Yet, there is limited research about the way human processes, and in particular, team processes are changed by IoT objects. Herein, we focus on sociotechnical systems theory in order to connect IoT and team processes, where IoT objects are differentiated based on functionality. We draw on the team process framework to clarify the type of taskoriented activities team members engage in over time as they collectively complete work projects. We connect different IoT objects to team processes and propose that the synergies may enhance team efficiencies and effectiveness. As well, we provide a real-world scenario about air conditioning service that illustrates how different IoT objects may be introduced to affect the team processes that apply.

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“…ith the rapid development of communication and computation technologies, a growing number of vehicles are connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) [1]. As a huge interactive network, Internet of Vehicles (IoV) has become an important issue of mobile Internet [2]. Information such as vehicles' location, speed and driven route are collected to central processing system using particular sensors and devices [3].…”

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A Secure Mechanism for Big Data Collection in Large Scale Internet of Vehicle

Guo

Dong

Ota

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IEEE Internet Things J.

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As an extension for Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Vehicles (IoV) achieves unified management in smart transportation area. With the development of IoV, an increasing number of vehicles are connected to the network. Large scale IoV collects data from different places and various attributes, which conform with heterogeneous nature of big data in size, volume, and dimensionality. Big data collection between vehicle and application platform becomes more and more frequent through various communication technologies, which causes evolving security attack. However, the existing protocols in IoT cannot be directly applied in big data collection in large scale IoV. The dynamic network structure and growing amount of vehicle nodes increases the complexity and necessary of the secure mechanism. In this paper, a secure mechanism for big data collection in large scale IoV is proposed for improved security performance and efficiency. To begin with, vehicles need to register in the big data center to connect into the network. Afterwards, vehicles associate with big data center via mutual authentication and single sign-on algorithm. Two different secure protocols are proposed for business data and confidential data collection. The collected big data is stored securely using distributed storage. The discussion and performance evaluation result shows the security and efficiency of the proposed secure mechanism.

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Industrial-QoS-Oriented Remote Wireless Communication Protocol for the Internet of Construction Vehicles

Cited by 20 publications

References 33 publications

TPLE: A Reliable Data Delivery Scheme for On-Road WSN Traffic Monitoring

TPLE: A Reliable Data Delivery Scheme for On-Road WSN Traffic Monitoring

The Internet of Things, Teamwork, and Service Projects

A Secure Mechanism for Big Data Collection in Large Scale Internet of Vehicle

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