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. 2023;18(2):1351-1368.
doi: 10.1007/s42835-022-01239-4. Epub 2022 Oct 10.

Smart City IoT System Network Level Routing Analysis and Blockchain Security Based Implementation

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Smart City IoT System Network Level Routing Analysis and Blockchain Security Based Implementation

Samuyelu Bommu et al. J Electr Eng Technol. 2023.

Abstract

This paper demonstrates, network-level performance analysis and implementation of smart city Internet of Things (IoT) system with Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) level cloud computing architecture. The smart city IoT network topology performance is analyzed at the simulation level using the NS3 simulator by extracting most of the performance-deciding parameters. The performance-enhanced smart city topology is practically implemented in IaaS level architecture. The intended smart city IoT system can monitor the principal parameters like video surveillance with a thermal camera (to identify the virus-like COVID-19 infected people), transport, water quality, solar radiation, sound pollution, air quality (O3, NO2, CO, Particles), parking zones, iconic places, E-suggestions, PRO information over low power wide area network in 61.88 km × 61.88 km range. Primarily we have addressed the IoT network-level routing and quality of service (QoS) challenges and implementation level security challenges. The simulation level network topology analysis is performed to improve the routing and QoS. Blockchain technology-based decentralization is adopted to enrich the IoT system performance in terms of security.

Keywords: Blockchain technology; IoT technology; Network simulation; Smart applications.

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IoT devices usage growth in billion (Source: Statista)
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Smart city parameters
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Smart city IoT system protocol stack
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Network topology for Vijayawada city, Andhra Pradesh, India
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Network simulation parameters, a Throughput (MBPs), b Average Power Consumption (mW), c Delay(ms), d Packet Delivery Ratio, e Latency
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Model structure of smart city IoT
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Smart city, a IoT system with centralized server, b Blockchain enabled IoT system with distributed server
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Smart city IoT application, a home page, b location based information monitoring

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