Utilizing M2M Technologies for Building Reliable Smart Cities

Corici, Andreea Ancuta; Elmangoush, Asma; Steinke, Ronald; Magedanz, Thomas; Mwangama, Joyce; Ventura, Neco

doi:10.1109/ntms.2014.6814059

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“…Study of Smart City service's requirements from the perspective of the network operator, service provider, service developer, and end user, which characterize an executable practice for Smart City. Findings of this step are published in [24,35,36,37,29].…”

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“…), imposes additional challenges to provide reliable services. Some applications in the Smart City context have critical requirements in terms of data latency and throughput, such as EHealth or SmartGrid [29]. However, the current networks treat trac generated from dierent applications in the same way regardless of the content or the content's source.…”

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“…In the course of the research for this dissertation, several related publications have been disseminated that present the work within the topic of interest: eight conference papers reecting the main contributions ( [42,43,5,32,45,46,40,39]), one book chapter ( [190]) and six conference papers about related elds of application in the context of Smart City services ( [24,31,35,29,38,176]), and seven joint papers with other research projects members ( [191,136,36,37,43,44,192] open research issues to be addressed for the realization of this device-tier interaction [194]. However, it shall bring signicant improvements in developing emergency applications and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication.…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…Concerned about the population increase of the big cities, and about its impact on the consumption of natural resources (water, soil, vegetation), Corici et al (2014) came up with a reference architecture for Smart Cities based on the Machine-to-Machine (M2M) frameworks, specifically on the ETSI M2M/oneM2M platform. This platform is the middleware of the architecture, in which the smart devices localized in interest points are connected, and integrated to the Smart City platform.…”

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Proposal of an architecture for sensor networks monitoring in Open Access Metropolitan Area Networks

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Sensor networks have been used in a wide range of applications. In Digital Cities they play an important role in gathering real-time data in urban scale. However, the heterogeneous and complex technologies applied in such applications make it difficult to monitor and manage different sensor networks, and also prevents the interoperation between systems. Thus, this paper presents a proposal of a novel architecture based on service orientation for homogeneous interoperation among sensor networks used in a Digital City scenario. Based on the outlined architectural model, a case study took place in a Brazilian operational Digital City in the state of São Paulo. The objective of the study is to demonstrate that architecture can be used for monitoring heterogeneous environments in a unified way, promoting datasharing and interoperability.

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“…On the other hand, the sensors are constraint in power capabilities, and shall be periodically switch between active/sleep modes to preserve the battery life. The collected data could be further analyzed by Smart City Platforms and rendered to other applications, few examples are presented in [14].…”

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Interconnecting Standard M2M Platforms to Delay Tolerant Networks

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In some use cases, an end-to-end connection between a given data source and a destination may never be present. Consequently, traditional routing protocols cannot be directly applied for delivering data. One example is the wireless sensor networks (WSN), due to the limited capabilities of the connected nodes and the lack of reliable connection between them. Such networking paradigms are known as Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN) as they can tolerate a relatively higher delay. The implementation of Smart Cities is based on connecting the ubiquitous existence nodes and sensors via Machine-to-Machine (M2M) platforms, however this is challenged by the unreliable end-to-end connections in some scenarios. This paper proposes an architecture to interconnect Standard ETSI/oneM2M M2M platforms to DTN that apply a wake-up system for resourceconstrained sensors.

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Utilizing M2M Technologies for Building Reliable Smart Cities

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

Application-derived communication protocol selection in M2M platforms for smart cities

Application-derived communication protocol selection in M2M platforms for smart cities

Proposal of an architecture for sensor networks monitoring in Open Access Metropolitan Area Networks

Interconnecting Standard M2M Platforms to Delay Tolerant Networks

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