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Scalable Network Infrastructures and Technologies for Internet of Things

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The Internet of Things is a central enabler, facilitated by the widespread availability of low-power sensors, partially autonomous actuators and robots, smartphones, and tablets, and their wireless connectivity solutions. For optimized use, these elements should be combined with proper scalable network infrastructures and dynamically extensible software platforms capable of integrating sensors/actuators discovered at runtime. Mobile edge or fog computing has been demonstrated to be able to optimize network infrastructure usage in such challenging scenarios by dynamically exploiting virtualized resources, such as allocated network resources, processing functions, and storage space, at computing edges and reducing the need for interworking and continuous connectivity with the global cloud in the form of geographically remote datacenters.

Keywords:

IoT-based content sharing networks

Advanced network architecture design for IoT-based delivery

Cooperative schemes for IoT-based communications

Resource management and quality of service/quality of experience provisioning for cloud computing

Data security, privacy, and reliability for clouds

Transmission standardization activities related to cloud systems

Automatic and interactive data collection and analysis

Modeling with collective intelligence and applications, including classification, clustering, and recommendation

Social media propagation and mining in the IoT

Editors

  • Jun Ye Jun Ye

    Jun Ye

    Prof Jun Ye, Hainan University, China He received his B.S. degree in Applied Mathematics at Chongqing Univ., M.S. degree in Cryptography at Guilin Univ. of Electronic Technology, & Ph.D in Xidian Univ. His current research interests include computer science and information security. He has authored/co-authored more than 20 high-level publications, and is also a reviewer for many journals. He is one of the high level talents of Hainan Province, and got the "First prize" of science and technology progress prize.

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