The Internet of Things(IoT)ecosystem is inherently heterogeneous,comprising diverse devices that must interoperate seamlessly to enable federated message and data exchange.However,as the number of service requests gro...The Internet of Things(IoT)ecosystem is inherently heterogeneous,comprising diverse devices that must interoperate seamlessly to enable federated message and data exchange.However,as the number of service requests grows,existing approaches suffer from increased discovery time and degraded Quality of Service(QoS).Moreover,the massive data generated by heterogeneous IoT devices often contain redundancy and noise,posing challenges to efficient data management.To address these issues,this paper proposes a lightweight ontology-based architecture that enhances service discovery and QoS-aware semantic data management.The architecture employs Modified-Ordered Points to Identify theClustering Structure(M-OPTICS)to cluster and eliminate redundant IoT data.The clustered data are then modelled into a lightweight ontology,enabling semantic relationship inference and rule generation through an embedded inference engine.User requests,transmitted via theConstrainedApplication Protocol(CoAP),are semantically enriched and matched to QoS parameters using Dynamic Shannon Entropy optimized with the Salp Swarm Algorithm.Semantic matching is further refined using a bidirectional recurrent neural network(Bi-RNN),while a State–Action–Reward–State–Action(SARSA)reinforcement learning model dynamically defines and updates semantic rules to retrieve themost recent and relevant data across heterogeneous devices.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed architecture outperforms existing methods in terms of response time,service delay,execution time,precision,recall,and F-score under varying CoAP request loads and communication overheads.The results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed lightweight ontology architecture for service discovery and data management in heterogeneous IoT environments.展开更多
Efficient multi-machine cooperation and network dynamics still remain open that jeopardize great applications in largescale machine-to-machine(M2M) networks. Among all possible machine cooperation controls, to synchro...Efficient multi-machine cooperation and network dynamics still remain open that jeopardize great applications in largescale machine-to-machine(M2M) networks. Among all possible machine cooperation controls, to synchronize tremendous machines in a timing-efficient brings one of the greatest challenge and serves as the foundation for any other network control policies. In this paper, we propose a linear-time synchronization protocol in large M2M networks. Specifically, a closed-form of synchronization rate is provided by developing the statistical bounds of the second smallest eigenvalue of the graph Laplacian matrix. These bounds enable the efficient control of network dynamics, facilitating the timing synchronization in networks. Through a practical study in Metropolis, simulation results confirm our theoretical analysis and provide effective selection of wireless technologies, including Zigbee, Wi-Fi, and cellular systems, with respect to the deployed density of machines. Therefore, this paper successfully demonstrates a practical timing synchronization, to make a breakthrough of network dynamic control in real-world machine systems, such as Internet of Things.展开更多
Machine-to-machine (M2M) communication networks consist of resource-constrained autonomous devices, also known as autonomous Internet of things (IoTs) or machine-type communication devices (MTCDs) which act as a backb...Machine-to-machine (M2M) communication networks consist of resource-constrained autonomous devices, also known as autonomous Internet of things (IoTs) or machine-type communication devices (MTCDs) which act as a backbone for Industrial IoT, smart cities, and other autonomous systems. Due to the limited computing and memory capacity, these devices cannot maintain strong security if conventional security methods are applied such as heavy encryption. This article proposed a novel lightweight mutual authentication scheme including elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) driven end-to-end encryption through curve25519 such as (i): efficient end-to-end encrypted communication with pre-calculation strategy using curve25519;and (ii): elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) based mutual authentication technique through a novel lightweight hash function. The proposed scheme attempts to efficiently counter all known perception layer security threats. Moreover, the pre-calculated key generation strategy resulted in cost-effective encryption with 192-bit curve security. It showed comparative efficiency in key strength, and curve strength compared with similar authentication schemes in terms of computational and memory cost, communication performance and encryption robustness.展开更多
A Light-Weight Simple Network Management Protocol (LW-SNMP) for the wireless sensor network is proposed, which is a kind of hierarchical network management system including a sink manager, cluster proxies, and node ag...A Light-Weight Simple Network Management Protocol (LW-SNMP) for the wireless sensor network is proposed, which is a kind of hierarchical network management system including a sink manager, cluster proxies, and node agents. Considering the resource limitations on the sensor nodes, we design new management messages, new data types and new management information base completely. The management messages between the cluster proxy and node agents are delivered as normal data packets. The experiment results show that LW-SNMP can meet the management demands in the resource-limited wireless sensor networks and has a good performance in stability, effectiveness of memory, extensibility than the traditional Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).展开更多
文摘The Internet of Things(IoT)ecosystem is inherently heterogeneous,comprising diverse devices that must interoperate seamlessly to enable federated message and data exchange.However,as the number of service requests grows,existing approaches suffer from increased discovery time and degraded Quality of Service(QoS).Moreover,the massive data generated by heterogeneous IoT devices often contain redundancy and noise,posing challenges to efficient data management.To address these issues,this paper proposes a lightweight ontology-based architecture that enhances service discovery and QoS-aware semantic data management.The architecture employs Modified-Ordered Points to Identify theClustering Structure(M-OPTICS)to cluster and eliminate redundant IoT data.The clustered data are then modelled into a lightweight ontology,enabling semantic relationship inference and rule generation through an embedded inference engine.User requests,transmitted via theConstrainedApplication Protocol(CoAP),are semantically enriched and matched to QoS parameters using Dynamic Shannon Entropy optimized with the Salp Swarm Algorithm.Semantic matching is further refined using a bidirectional recurrent neural network(Bi-RNN),while a State–Action–Reward–State–Action(SARSA)reinforcement learning model dynamically defines and updates semantic rules to retrieve themost recent and relevant data across heterogeneous devices.Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed architecture outperforms existing methods in terms of response time,service delay,execution time,precision,recall,and F-score under varying CoAP request loads and communication overheads.The results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed lightweight ontology architecture for service discovery and data management in heterogeneous IoT environments.
基金supported by the Major Research plan of the National Natural Science Foundation of China 9118008National Key Technology R&D Program of the Ministry of Science and Technology 2014BAC16B01
文摘Efficient multi-machine cooperation and network dynamics still remain open that jeopardize great applications in largescale machine-to-machine(M2M) networks. Among all possible machine cooperation controls, to synchronize tremendous machines in a timing-efficient brings one of the greatest challenge and serves as the foundation for any other network control policies. In this paper, we propose a linear-time synchronization protocol in large M2M networks. Specifically, a closed-form of synchronization rate is provided by developing the statistical bounds of the second smallest eigenvalue of the graph Laplacian matrix. These bounds enable the efficient control of network dynamics, facilitating the timing synchronization in networks. Through a practical study in Metropolis, simulation results confirm our theoretical analysis and provide effective selection of wireless technologies, including Zigbee, Wi-Fi, and cellular systems, with respect to the deployed density of machines. Therefore, this paper successfully demonstrates a practical timing synchronization, to make a breakthrough of network dynamic control in real-world machine systems, such as Internet of Things.
文摘Machine-to-machine (M2M) communication networks consist of resource-constrained autonomous devices, also known as autonomous Internet of things (IoTs) or machine-type communication devices (MTCDs) which act as a backbone for Industrial IoT, smart cities, and other autonomous systems. Due to the limited computing and memory capacity, these devices cannot maintain strong security if conventional security methods are applied such as heavy encryption. This article proposed a novel lightweight mutual authentication scheme including elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) driven end-to-end encryption through curve25519 such as (i): efficient end-to-end encrypted communication with pre-calculation strategy using curve25519;and (ii): elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) based mutual authentication technique through a novel lightweight hash function. The proposed scheme attempts to efficiently counter all known perception layer security threats. Moreover, the pre-calculated key generation strategy resulted in cost-effective encryption with 192-bit curve security. It showed comparative efficiency in key strength, and curve strength compared with similar authentication schemes in terms of computational and memory cost, communication performance and encryption robustness.
基金supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under grant No.2009JBM007supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grants No. 60802016, 60833002 and 60972010
文摘A Light-Weight Simple Network Management Protocol (LW-SNMP) for the wireless sensor network is proposed, which is a kind of hierarchical network management system including a sink manager, cluster proxies, and node agents. Considering the resource limitations on the sensor nodes, we design new management messages, new data types and new management information base completely. The management messages between the cluster proxy and node agents are delivered as normal data packets. The experiment results show that LW-SNMP can meet the management demands in the resource-limited wireless sensor networks and has a good performance in stability, effectiveness of memory, extensibility than the traditional Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).
