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QoS aware cross layer paradigm for urban development applications in IoT

Title
QoS aware cross layer paradigm for urban development applications in IoT
Author(s)
Rani, ShalliSaravanakumar, N.Rajeyyagari, SivaramPorkodi, VBouk, Safdar Hussain
Issued Date
2020-11
Citation
Wireless Networks, v.26, no.8, pp.6203 - 6214
Type
Article
Author Keywords
IoT-QoSCross layerIoTQoSEnergy efficiencyCross layer architecture for IoTIoT model
Keywords
ROUTING PROTOCOLINTERNETEFFICIENTOPTIMIZATIONSCHEME
ISSN
1022-0038
Abstract
Large number of services and heterogeneity of the objects have made Internet of Things (IoT) a complex paradigm. It is necessary to placate the requirements of quality of service metrics for IoT model of urban development. Rapid delivery and continuation of services to the customers without delay, is first and foremost requisite. Applications of IoT, require service centered IoT model which should be stable, scalable, energy efficient and re-configurable. This paper, proposes a service oriented cross layer solution for IoT-QoS architecture. In the three layer model, QoS module at the application layer exploits the optimization by exhausting the acquaintance of each component. Network layer deals with the issues of transmission of packets in energy efficient manner where stability plays a crucial role for the heterogeneous objects. Resources are allocated and reallocated to the requested services in optimal way at sensing layer. The proposed IoT-QoS model for urban development applications is capable of optimizing the traditional methods and encases the network lifetime by minimizing the energy consumption.
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/12841
DOI
10.1007/s11276-020-02430-z
Publisher
Baltzer Science Publishers B.V.
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