SigFox-based Internet of Things Network Planning for Advanced Metering Infrastructure Services in Urban Scenario

Purnama, Arrizky Ayu Faradila; Nashiruddin, Muhammad Imam

doi:10.1109/iaict50021.2020.9172022

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“…This technology is effective as it allows wireless connection of elements that would be used to collect data, visualizes, and store data in models that would enable correct implementation when in decision making. Several IoT technologies have been used in the past including sigfox [6], LoRA WAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) [7], and Narrowband [8] Internet of Things NB IoT. All of them are low-power technologies that could be used in a wide area.…”

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Performance validation for an Internet of Things (IoT)-based Model for hydro-electric monitoring

Mutwiri,

Kirongo,

Munialo

2024

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Globally, hydro-power has been considered the cheapest renewable source of energy. This form of energy production entirely depends on the water levels which in turn causes a major concern of ensuring that the monitoring systems involved are capable of ensuring monitoring in the prevention of disasters. The disasters involved range from floods and drought conditions that would lead to low power production led by lack of enough water draining in the reservoirs'. Several systems have been implemented to come up with a convenient and efficient monitoring system. With the freedom given to software developers in developing the procedures, an evaluation of the system's performance must be performed to enable this transformation. Therefore, the study selected an already existing real-time monitoring system using Lora Technology in hydroelectric monitoring to conduct the performance validation. A total of one hundred and twenty readings were taken to be validated with the other models used. Consistency, accuracy, latency, and throughput were used to validate the IoT-based model's performance. During the performance validation, the study found that the system achieved all the functionalities expected in its assessment. Therefore, IoT-based systems have the potential to inform future hydroelectric monitoring practices.

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Performance validation for an Internet of Things (IoT)-based Model for hydro-electric monitoring

Mutwiri,

Kirongo,

Munialo

2024

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“…LPWAN-based interconnection systems are gaining widespread attention from academia and industry [3]. LPWAN has formed several technology camps worldwide, including narrow-band Internet of Things (NB-IoT) [4,5], Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRa-WAN) [6][7][8], Sigfox [9][10][11], and weightless [12].…”

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Design and Implementation of Ledger-Based Points Transfer System for IoT Devices in LPWAN

Sato

et al. 2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Distributed ledger technology is becoming popular these days because of its high confidentiality, decentralization, and nontampering. It is suitable for replacing centralized security disadvantaged point transfer systems. Low-power wide area network (LPWAN) is capable for long-range communication with low-power consumption. The iconic features like wide area coverage and long battery-powered duration make it best to combine with large-scale IoT application deployment. In both industry and academic field, such combination of LPWAN and point transfer system is highly attended. However, the ledger management system generates too much data that low-bandwidth network such as LPWAN can hardly handle; meanwhile, the processing power’s requirement for small IoT devices is challenging. Towards addressing these issues, we design a packet transmission optimizing mechanism for a ledger-based point transfer system (LPTS) in LPWAN to reduce overall data traffic and build a simulator to evaluate its performance. Moreover, we have implemented the system and evaluated in field experiment.

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IoT platform for failure management in water transmission systems

Pérez-Padillo

Puig

Morillo

et al. 2022

Expert Systems with Applications

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SigFox-based Internet of Things Network Planning for Advanced Metering Infrastructure Services in Urban Scenario

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Performance validation for an Internet of Things (IoT)-based Model for hydro-electric monitoring

Performance validation for an Internet of Things (IoT)-based Model for hydro-electric monitoring

Design and Implementation of Ledger-Based Points Transfer System for IoT Devices in LPWAN

IoT platform for failure management in water transmission systems

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