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Design, Implementation, and Assessment of a Testbed for Scalable IoT Architectures for Smart Renewable Energies Systems

A comparative performance evaluation of three containerized Internet of Things middleware platforms, Dojot, FIWARE, and Node-RED, deployed to support a photovoltaic Digital Twin within the EMOB-AMAZON research project provides complementary evidence for understanding the relationship between middleware architecture, re...

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Modeling and analyzing the performance of IoT systems using IoTSim-Edge: a comparative study of data transfer protocols

In this paper, a study of the capabilities of the IoTSim-Edge simulation environment for analyzing the performance of IoT systems in the context of edge computing is presented. An experimental comparison of the MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP protocols was conducted in terms of response time, transmission reliability, and energy...

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An Adaptive Multi-Protocol IoT Gateway for Resilient Edge-Cloud Communication: An ns-3-Based Evaluation

An adaptive edge gateway for ZigBee-based IoT networks that can switch between MQTT and CoAP as needed, and shows that adaptive switching improves packet delivery by 15–20% during faults in comparison to static setups and reduces recovery time without much extra overhead.

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Advances and Challenges in Software Architecture for IoT-based Smart Computing in Environmental Applications: A Review

A hardware-based, efficient task offloading framework using an IoT-Fog-Cloud architecture, which reduces response latency at the fog layer and includes a latency comparison between fog-layer processing time and cloud-layer response time.

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DATA SCIENCE AND IOT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

A cross-domain service assurance framework that combines streaming telemetry with dependency-aware event correlation to provide real-time network observability and efficient fault management and is suitable for modern private 5G enterprise networks is presented.

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