Wireless Engine Diagnostic Tool Based on Internet of Things (IoT) With PiOBD-II Using Raspberry on Honda Jazz VTEC

Setiyawan, Andri

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2406/1/012028

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“…Setiyawan, in [15], developed an Internet of Things (IoT)-based wireless engine diagnostic tool prototype using a Raspberry Pi. This plug-and-play tool is used for engine diagnostics in vehicle repair shops.…”

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Optimizing Hadoop Scheduling in Single-Board-Computer-Based Heterogeneous Clusters

Qureshi

2024

Computation

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Single-board computers (SBCs) are emerging as an efficient and economical solution for fog and edge computing, providing localized big data processing with lower energy consumption. Newer and faster SBCs deliver improved performance while still maintaining a compact form factor and cost-effectiveness. In recent times, researchers have addressed scheduling issues in Hadoop-based SBC clusters. Despite their potential, traditional Hadoop configurations struggle to optimize performance in heterogeneous SBC clusters due to disparities in computing resources. Consequently, we propose modifications to the scheduling mechanism to address these challenges. In this paper, we leverage the use of node labels introduced in Hadoop 3+ and define a Frugality Index that categorizes and labels SBC nodes based on their physical capabilities, such as CPU, memory, disk space, etc. Next, an adaptive configuration policy modifies the native fair scheduling policy by dynamically adjusting resource allocation in response to workload and cluster conditions. Furthermore, the proposed frugal configuration policy considers prioritizing the reduced tasks based on the Frugality Index to maximize parallelism. To evaluate our proposal, we construct a 13-node SBC cluster and conduct empirical evaluation using the Hadoop CPU and IO intensive microbenchmarks. The results demonstrate significant performance improvements compared to native Hadoop FIFO and capacity schedulers, with execution times 56% and 22% faster than the best_cap and best_fifo scenarios. Our findings underscore the effectiveness of our approach in managing the heterogeneous nature of SBC clusters and optimizing performance across various hardware configurations.

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Optimizing Hadoop Scheduling in Single-Board-Computer-Based Heterogeneous Clusters

Qureshi

2024

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“…They use machine learning algorithms to forecast alerts based on various parameters such as air pressure, water level, humidity etc. Setiyawan in [5] developed a Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Wireless Engine Diagnostic Tool prototype using a Raspberry Pi. This plug-and-play tool is used for engine diagnostics in vehicle repairs shops.…”

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Towards Improving YARN performance for Frugal Heterogeneous SBC-based Edge Clusters

Qureshi

2024

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In the dynamic landscape of sustainable computing, use of edge devices is paramount for reducing the need for large-scale centralized data centers. By processing data locally, edge devices minimize the energy-intensive computing in data centers, improving the overall performance, cost-effectiveness whereas reducing the environmental impact. Edge devices may constitute edge clusters composed of resource frugal Single Board Computers (SBC) such as Raspberry Pi etc. The small form-factor and energy efficiency of these computers makes them ideal for processing large data on the edge. Despite their potential, traditional Hadoop configurations struggle to optimize performance in heterogeneous SBC clusters due to disparities in computing resources. Consequently, we propose modifications to the Yet Another Resource Negotiator (YARN) scheduling mechanism to address these challenges. Our proposed changes include the introduction of a Frugality Index and an adaptiveConfig policy. The Frugality Index categorizes SBC nodes based on their capabilities, enabling intelligent resource allocation. The adaptiveConfig policy dynamically adjusts resource allocation in response to workload and cluster conditions, enhancing system efficiency. Additionally, we introduce a fetch_threshold for reduce tasks to improve task prioritization based on locality and data processing efficiency. We evaluate our approach using a 13-node SBC cluster and conduct experiments with CPU-intensive and IO-intensive Hadoop benchmarks. The results demonstrate significant performance improvements compared to native YARN settings, with execution times 4.7 times faster than the worst_native and 1.9 times faster than the best_native scenarios. Furthermore, the proposed adaptiveConfig policy implementing the frugality index and a fetch_threshold outperforms the native YARN by 5.86 times and 1.79 times in Terasort and wordcount executions respectively. Our findings underscore the effectiveness of our approach in managing the heterogeneous nature of SBC clusters and optimizing performance across various hardware configurations. The adaptive policies prove well-suited to the frugal SBC-cluster context, yielding enhanced outcomes and paving the way for sustainable big data processing initiatives.

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Diesel Engine Performance using Pertamina Dex and Biodiesel (B30) on RPM and Fuel Consumption

Setiyawan

Fitriyana

Bahatmaka

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The need for fossil fuels is increasing every year. Various threats were made to obtain efficient fuel consumption. This study aims to determine the effect of Pertamina Dex and biodiesel on RPM and fuel consumption. The method used is an experiment on a diesel engine. Mixing Pertamina Dex fuel and biodiesel with a certain composition. The mixing variations were 0%, 10%, 30%, 40%, and 50% biodiesel and variations at 1000RPM, 1500RPM, and 2000RPM. The results of this study are (1) Pertamina Dex 100% is the most efficient fuel at 1000 RPM and 1500 RPM, (2) a mixture of 70% Pertamina Dex 30% Biodiesel is the most efficient fuel at 2000 RPM, and (3) Pertamina Dex 100% is the most fuel-efficient at 1000, 2000 and 3000 RPM.

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Wireless Engine Diagnostic Tool Based on Internet of Things (IoT) With PiOBD-II Using Raspberry on Honda Jazz VTEC

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Optimizing Hadoop Scheduling in Single-Board-Computer-Based Heterogeneous Clusters

Optimizing Hadoop Scheduling in Single-Board-Computer-Based Heterogeneous Clusters

Towards Improving YARN performance for Frugal Heterogeneous SBC-based Edge Clusters

Diesel Engine Performance using Pertamina Dex and Biodiesel (B30) on RPM and Fuel Consumption

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