An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things
Abstract Smart devices in various application areas are becoming increasingly prevalent for efficient handling of multiple critical activities. One such area of interest is high-security militarized environments. Due to military zones’ harsh and unpredictable nature, monitoring devices deployed in s...
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| author | Bashir Yusuf Bichi Saif ul Islam Anas Maazu Kademi Ishfaq Ahmad |
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| description | Abstract Smart devices in various application areas are becoming increasingly prevalent for efficient handling of multiple critical activities. One such area of interest is high-security militarized environments. Due to military zones’ harsh and unpredictable nature, monitoring devices deployed in such environments must operate without power interruption for extended time periods. Therefore, it is essential to choose an appropriate application design for operating these “things” in the internet of things (IoT) environment such that energy can be conserved throughout the operating span of an application. This paper presents two application modules and analyzes their performance in terms of energy conservation considering a military-based IoT-Fog architecture. The two modules are: A sequential application module, and a master-worker application module. Experimental results show that the master-worker module incurs lower energy consumption and communication overhead than the sequential application module. Significantly, the master-worker module exhibits a lower delay in tuple execution by almost four milliseconds while also accounting for lower simulation time and higher network utilization. The module achieves significant savings in energy consumption, making it more effective in handling smart devices. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3a6dfb32c85d469ebae47f0e50a43cd92022-12-22T01:32:21ZengSpringerDiscover Internet of Things2730-72392022-08-012111410.1007/s43926-022-00024-zAn energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military thingsBashir Yusuf Bichi0Saif ul Islam1Anas Maazu Kademi2Ishfaq Ahmad3Department of Computer Science, COMSATS University IslamabadDepartment of Computer Science, Institute of Space TechnologyDepartment of Management Information Systems, Yasar UniversityDepartment of Computer Science and Engineering, The University of Texas at ArlingtonAbstract Smart devices in various application areas are becoming increasingly prevalent for efficient handling of multiple critical activities. One such area of interest is high-security militarized environments. Due to military zones’ harsh and unpredictable nature, monitoring devices deployed in such environments must operate without power interruption for extended time periods. Therefore, it is essential to choose an appropriate application design for operating these “things” in the internet of things (IoT) environment such that energy can be conserved throughout the operating span of an application. This paper presents two application modules and analyzes their performance in terms of energy conservation considering a military-based IoT-Fog architecture. The two modules are: A sequential application module, and a master-worker application module. Experimental results show that the master-worker module incurs lower energy consumption and communication overhead than the sequential application module. Significantly, the master-worker module exhibits a lower delay in tuple execution by almost four milliseconds while also accounting for lower simulation time and higher network utilization. The module achieves significant savings in energy consumption, making it more effective in handling smart devices.https://doi.org/10.1007/s43926-022-00024-zFog computingIoTMaster-worker moduleMilitary-based IoTSequential module |
| spellingShingle | Bashir Yusuf Bichi Saif ul Islam Anas Maazu Kademi Ishfaq Ahmad An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things Discover Internet of Things Fog computing IoT Master-worker module Military-based IoT Sequential module |
| title | An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things |
| title_full | An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things |
| title_fullStr | An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things |
| title_full_unstemmed | An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things |
| title_short | An energy-aware application module for the fog-based internet of military things |
| title_sort | energy aware application module for the fog based internet of military things |
| topic | Fog computing IoT Master-worker module Military-based IoT Sequential module |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1007/s43926-022-00024-z |
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