Managing the Internet of Things Architectures, theories and applications [Hardcover]

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the evolution of the internet as the interconnection not just of computers, but also uniquely identifiable, pervasive embedded devices, for example, smart thermostats and wearable technology. Research has estimated there will be nearly 30 billion devices on the Internet of Things within the next decade. The implementation and deployment of the IoT brings with it management challenges around seamless integration, heterogeneity, scalability, mobility, security, and many other issues. This book explores these challenges and possible solutions.

Topics covered include:

* topology control for building scalable energy efficient IoT
* a survey of wireless sensor network operating systems
* concepts, designs and implementation of wireless sensor network operating systems
* OSIRIS - a framework for sensor-based monitoring systems
* modelling and tracing events in RFID-enabled supply chains
* a new clone detection approach in RFID-enabled supply chains
* participatory sensing networks - a paradigm to achieve IoT applications
* market structure analysis of the economics of IoT
* IoT and big data applications for urban planning and building smart cities1: Topology Control for Building Scalable Energy Efficient Internet of Things  Jun Huang, Qiang Duan and Cong-Cong Xing
2: Wireless Sensor Network Operating Systems: A Survey  Haiying Zhou, Xing Liu, Shen Lin, Jian Li, Shengwu Xiong, Kun-Mean Hou
3: Wireless Sensor Network Operating System: Concept, New Design and Implementation  Xing Liu, Haiying Zhou, Shen Lin, Shengwu Xiong, Jian Li, Kun-Mean Hou
4:OSIRIS Framework: sensOr-baSed monItoRIng Systems  Raphael Guerra, Felipe Santos
5: Modeling and Tracing Events in RFID-Enabled Supply Chains  Cong-cong Xing, Jun Huang, Shui Yu
6: A New Clone Detection Approach in RFID-Enabled Supply Chains  Cong-Cong Xlt