Netsim: Java™-based simulation for the World Wide Web

Veith, Tamie L.; Kobza, John E.; Koelling, C. Patrick

doi:10.1016/s0305-0548(98)00039-2

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“…In our case, we designed and developed a customized IoT Simulator/Emulator that can show the practical usages of the proposed key management technique by integrating physical SO with simulation data. We like to highlight that to work in an IoT environment, researchers have developed several simulators such as Cooja [26], Netsim [27], CupCarbon [28], NS3 [24], Node-RED [29] and others with different capabilities to address the peculiarities of various scenarios. However, there are of course some limitations to these simulators, such as credibility, which remains a challenging issue.…”

Section: The Design Of Iot Simulatormentioning

confidence: 99%

An Efficient Key Management Technique for the Internet of Things

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Hossain

Rahman

et al. 2020

Sensors

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has changed our lives drastically. Customers, regulatory bodies, and industrial partners are driving us to use IoT. Although IoT provides new opportunities, security remains a key concern while providing various services. It is especially challenging how the data generated from IoT devices can be protected from potential security attacks and how to safeguard the exchange of these data while transiting through different nodes and gateways. In this research, we aim to ensure a safe IoT environment by proposing an efficient key management technique that uses a combination of symmetric and asymmetric cryptosystem to obtain the speed of the former as well as the security benefits of the latter. Our proposal considers a set of Smart Objects (SO) capable of key registration, generation and distribution for IoT data transmission. We used the open-source Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) protocol to facilitate communications between the source and the destination nodes. The suitability of the proposed approach is measured experimentally and the results are comparable to existing works with respect to key conversion time, algorithm execution time, number of reuse connections, and bandwidth utilization.

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Section: The Design Of Iot Simulatormentioning

confidence: 99%

An Efficient Key Management Technique for the Internet of Things

Tabassum

Hossain

Rahman

et al. 2020

Sensors

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“…Netsim is commercial, robust, versatile and flexible discrete-event driven network simulator developed by "Tetcos, in association with Indian Institute of science" in June 2002 [14].…”

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Simulation, modelling and packet sniffing facilities for IoT: A systematic analysis

Patel¹,

Shah²

2020

IJECE

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Man and Machine in terms of heterogeneous devices and sensors collaborate giving birth to the Internet of Things, Internet of future. Within a short span of time 30billions intelligent devices in form of smart applications will get connected making it difficult to test and debug in terms of time and cost.Simulators play vital role in verifying application and providing security before actually deploying it in real environment.Due to constraint environment in terms of memory, computation, and energy this review paper under a single umbrella will throw insight on comprehensive and in-depth analysis keeping in mind various barriers, critical design characteristics along with the comparison of candidate simulator and packet sniffing tool. Post simulated analysis play vital role in deciding behavior of data and helping research community to satisfy quality of service parameters.This review makes it feasible to make an appropriate choice for simulators and network analyzer tool easy fulfilling needs and making IoT a reality

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“…Pradhan and Huang (1998) attempted to develop a Web-based virtual manufacturing information system. Veith et al (1999) demonstrated the possibility of performing simulation via the World Wide Web with a program called Netsim written in Java language. Xiong and De Souza (2000) and Hitomi and Le (1998) focused on workflow management on the Web and developed various prototypes to illustrate their concept.…”

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WebATP: a Web-based flexible available-to-promise computation system

Xiong

Tor

Khoo

2003

Production Planning & Control

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a Singapore-MIT Alliance , SMA-NTU Office, N2-B2C-15, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) , Abstract. Available-to-promise (ATP) is a quantity that can be used to determine whether a firm can fill customer orders by the requested date. This paper describes a Web-based flexible ATP computation system (WebATP) which provides enhanced flexibility during ATP computation. A dynamic bill-of-material (BOM) is used to simplify the BOM exploding process which makes ATP computation less expensive. Case study shows that WebATP can help firms to understand their capability for filling customer demands better. Being Web enabled, WebATP can be accessed from any geographical locations and from any computer platform. It can also be used as a 'what-if ' scenario planning tool.Authors: M. H. Xiong, Singapore-MIT Alliance, SMA-NTU Office, N2-B2C-15, Nanyang Technological University (NTU),

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Netsim: Java™-based simulation for the World Wide Web

Cited by 19 publications

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An Efficient Key Management Technique for the Internet of Things

An Efficient Key Management Technique for the Internet of Things

Simulation, modelling and packet sniffing facilities for IoT: A systematic analysis

WebATP: a Web-based flexible available-to-promise computation system

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