Towards Programmable and Scalable IoT Infrastructures for Smart Cities

Author

Catalan, Marisa

Castells, Jacint

Coetzee, Louis

Corici, Ancuta

Magedanz, Thomas

Other authors

Mkhize, Buhle

Nehls, Daniel

Oosthuizen, Dawid

Paradells, Josep

Riemer, Bjoern

Shrestha, Ranja

Publication date

2016-03-14



Abstract

Smart Cities applications and infrastructures are actively being developed and rolled out. However, maintenance complexity is significant, often limiting deployments to small regions or small cities. To support gradual or spontaneous infrastructure scaling at region or national levels, infrastructure management that monitors end device connectivity and ensures overall IoT communication reliability becomes key. This article describes a method using intercontinental research facilities that programmatically manages smart devices and their communication with the ultimate aim to elastically deploy IoT servers in the cloud. Implementation details and experimental results of real devices are included.

Document Type

Conference / Class

Language

English

Subject

Mobile Wireless Internet; Smart City & Urban Environment; 5G/6G & Internet of Things

Pages

6 p.

Publisher

IEEE

Version of

IEEE international workshop on managing ubiquitous communications and services (MUCS), Sidney, 2016

Documents

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