MDP-IoT: MDP based interest forwarding for heterogeneous traffic in IoT-NDN environment

Muralidharan, Shapna; Roy, Abhishek

doi:10.1016/j.future.2017.08.058

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“…Conventional Named Data Networking (NDN) with heterogeneous traffic technique transfers the data in IoT system and involves in delay. In the research [12], prioritize the IoT traffic data by using MDP technique and data has been retrieved. This allow the data to transfer to the system with lower latency.…”

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“…S. Muralidharan, A. Roy, and N. Saxena [12] aims to reduce the delay and also classify and prioritize the IoT traffic with low latency, that effectively retrieves the data. A Markov Decision Process (MDP) based Interest scheduling proposed in this paper for IoT by priorities and also calculate the performance of the proposed method in various traffic probabilities.…”

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“…Optimal technique [16] Automatic manager and Resource manager [17] MDP-IoT [12] OCCI-based architecture…”

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Web Architecture for Monitoring Field using Representational State Transfer Methods

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Mouli²,

Kumar³

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Internet of Things (IoT) provides information services based on daily usage that depend on the sensors of devices and network platform. An increase in the number of connected devices through internet, increases the demand for the number of low-latency services. In this research, Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI) technique is used in IoT architecture that helps to encompass application level interface. The OCCI-based architecture is proposed to manage and store the data, by introducing the resource analyzer, edge devices and monitoring manager that helps to transfer the data effectively. The monitoring manager, edge devices and broker schedule the data to minimize the traffic in the IoT. Representational State Transfer (REST) methods using Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) for communication are presented in this technique. Simulation result showed the effectiveness of the proposed OCCI architecture. Arduino and Raspberry Pi 3 are the two major hardware used in this technique. The result of the OCCI-based architecture uploaded to the ThingSpeak server, which is the external server. Several parameters such as Temperature, Round Trip Time (RTT), latency, Clock difference and frequency are evaluated in this work. Round Trip Time reduced to 0.96 seconds by reducing the delay in the system.

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Mouli²,

Kumar³

2019

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“…Among the gray-hole attacks, an attack that continuously discards packets at a constant rate is called a sequence number-based gray-hole attack and one that interrupts and re-executes an attack depending on a situation is called a smart gray-hole attack [16]. The traffic types of the tactical sensor data were set in consideration of the type, size, and generation cycle of the chemical, biological, and radiological sensors, and of the surveillance videos [17,18]. The packet generation rate was set to 110 Kbps.…”

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A Stepwise and Hybrid Trust Evaluation Scheme for Tactical Wireless Sensor Networks

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Keum

2020

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In tactical wireless sensor networks, tactical sensors are increasingly expected to be exploited for information collection in battlefields or dangerous areas on behalf of soldiers. The main function of these networks is to use sensors to measure radiation, nuclear, and biochemical values for the safety of allies and also to monitor and carry out reconnaissance of enemies. These tactical sensors require a network traffic flow that sends various types of measured information to the gateway, which needs high reliability. To ensure reliability, it must be able to detect malicious nodes that perform packet-dropping attacks to disrupt the network traffic flow, and energy-constrained sensors require energy-efficient methods to detect them. Therefore, in this paper, we propose a stepwise and hybrid trust evaluation scheme for locating malicious nodes that perform packet-dropping attacks in a tree-based network. Sensors send a query to the gateway by observing the traffic patterns of their child nodes. Moreover, depending on the situation, the gateway detects malicious nodes by choosing between gateway-assisted trust evaluation and gateway-independent trust evaluation. We implemented and evaluated the proposed scheme with the OPNET simulator, and the results showed that a higher packet delivery ratio can be achieved with significantly lower energy consumption.

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“…Some pioneer use cases (smart grid, smart home, etc.) for ICN-IoT networks have been investigated and applied by the ICN Research Group (IGNRG) of the Internet Research Task Force (IRTF) [76].Generally, IoT devices like sensor nodes, actuators, etc., are battery-powered and consume energy when they process and transmit data[65]. To save energy, IoT devices spend the majority of their lifetime in sleep mode.…”

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Performance Improvements of In-Network Caching in ICN-Based Networks

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Pursing my Ph.D. degree in Canada was an exciting and amazing journey for me, and it started when I wrote my first email to my supervisor, Prof. Chung-Horng Lung. Hence, I would like to begin this section by expressing my deeply heartfelt thanks and gratitude to him, not only for his wholehearted guidance on my life as a student, but also for his profound influence on my values as a human being. From him, I learned how to perform research with rigorousness, and how to treat others with patience. Without his encouragements and supports, I would not have such a wonderful study. I would also like to thank my co-supervisor, Prof. Marc St-Hilaire, for his valuable comments and guidance. The academic writing skills and research methodologies he taught me helped me during my entire Ph.D. study and will continue to benefit my future work. More importantly, his rigorous attitude to academic is the most valuable treasure that I learned from him. Special thanks to Prof. Ioannis Lambadaris for offering me the internship opportunity at Ericsson. Besides, his immense knowledge and kind suggestions not only improve the quality of the research but also broaden my mind for my future career. I would also like to thank the committee members, Prof. Amiya Nayak, and Prof. F. Richard Yu for their helpful and insightful questions and suggestions. Many thanks also go to my friends Andy Yin,

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MDP-IoT: MDP based interest forwarding for heterogeneous traffic in IoT-NDN environment

Cited by 48 publications

References 20 publications

Web Architecture for Monitoring Field using Representational State Transfer Methods

Web Architecture for Monitoring Field using Representational State Transfer Methods

A Stepwise and Hybrid Trust Evaluation Scheme for Tactical Wireless Sensor Networks

Performance Improvements of In-Network Caching in ICN-Based Networks

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