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IoT Communication Performance Analysis

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Overview

  • Covers theoretical transient analysis on IoT communication networks
  • Explains how to apply analysis to heterogeneous gateway in IoT
  • Demonstrates application of analysis method to realistic IoT systems

Part of the book series: Transactions on Computer Systems and Networks (TCSN)

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About this book

This book deals with analysis techniques for TCP, UDP, Web, and SOAP data transmission performance on the IoT cloud side, CSMA-type, and multi-hop data transmission performance on the IoT edge side, as well as gateway receives buffer and transmit packet assembly data transmission performance.

As mathematical tools for the analysis of communication performance, universal analysis methods such as stochastic processes, queues, Markov processes, and communication traffic simulators are applied to actual examples, and their usage is described in detail. This book aims to provide lifelong skills for analyzing communication performance that will serve as the basis for the future evolution of the IoT.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Smart Grid Power Control Engineering Joint Research Laboratory, Gifu University, Japan

    Chuzo Ninagawa

About the author

Prof. Chuzo Ninagawa is Full Professor at the Faculty of Engineering, Gifu University, Japan. Dr. Ninagawa has been Executive Chief Engineer of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., which is one of the largest hi-tech manufacturers in Japan. His research interests span various topics of smart grid, with special focus on virtual power plant (VPP) with a large-scale aggregation of fast automated demand responses. He has published over 110 academic papers and three advanced research books.

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