Cloud IoT: Concepts, Paradigms, and Applications

286 Pages·2022·35.009 MB·English

by  Jitendra Kumar Verma, Deepak Kumar Saxena, Vicente González-Prida Díaz, Vira Shendryk

Cloud IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most disruptive technologies, enabling ubiquitous and
pervasive computing scenarios. IoT is based on intelligent self-c onfiguring nodes (also known as
things) interconnected in a dynamic and global collaborative network infrastructure. In contrast,
cloud computing has virtually unlimited capabilities in terms of storage and processing power,
speed, and is a more mature technology. Due to intrinsic nature of cloud computing and IoT, they
both complement each other. Currently, we are witnessing a trend in exploiting the use of both the
cloud and IoT together.
Key Features
• Presents the latest developments in cloud computing
• Presents the latest developments in the Internet of Things
• Establishes links between interdisciplinary areas where IoT and the cloud both can play a
role in improvement of process
• Intends to provide an insight into non- IT related models for the improvement of lives
• Bridges the gap between obsolete literature and current literature
This book is aimed primarily at advanced undergraduates and graduates working with IoT and cloud
computing, researchers, academicians, policymakers, government officials, NGOs, and industry
research professionals.

Cloud IoT
Concepts, Paradigms, and Applications
Edited by
Jitendra Kumar Verma
Deepak Kumar Saxena
Vicente González-Prida Díaz
Vira Shendryk
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Names: Verma, Jitendra Kumar, editor. | Saxena, Deepak (Deepak Kumar),
editor. | Gonzalez-Prida, Vicente, 1975- editor. | Shendryk, Vira,
editor.
Title: Cloud IoT : concepts, paradigms, and applications / edited by
Jitendra Kumar Verma, Deepak Saxena, Vicente González-Prida Díaz, Vira
Shendryk.
Description: First edition. | Boca Raton : Chapman & Hall/CRC Press, 2023.
| Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Identifiers: LCCN 2022011771 (print) | LCCN 2022011772 (ebook) | ISBN
9780367726171 (hardback) | ISBN 9780367726188 (paperback) | ISBN
9781003155577 (ebook)
Subjects: LCSH: Internet of things. | Cloud computing.
Classification: LCC TK5105.8857 .C64 2023 (print) | LCC TK5105.8857
(ebook) | DDC 004.67/8--dc23/eng/20220622
LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2022011771
LC ebook record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2022011772
ISBN: 978-0-367-72617-1 (hbk)
ISBN: 978-0-367-72618-8 (pbk)
ISBN: 978-1-003-15557-7 (ebk)
DOI: 10.1201/9781003155577
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Contents
Preface ...............................................................................................................................................ix
Editors’ Biographies .........................................................................................................................xi
List of Contributors .........................................................................................................................xiii
PART I Integrating IoT and Cloud
Chapter 1 Challenges Generated by the Integration of Cloud and IoT .........................................3
Farooq Ahmad and Mohammad Faisal
Chapter 2 Practical Implementation of an Asset Management System According
to ISO 55001: A Future Direction in the Cloud and IoT Paradigm. ..........................25
Vicente González-Prida, Carlos Parra, Adolfo Crespo,
François Pérès, and Carmen Martín
Chapter 3 ERP on the Cloud: Evolution, Benefits, and Critical Success Factors .......................35
Deepak Saxena and Jitendra Kumar Verma
Chapter 4 Case Study Based on Optimal Inspection Timing for a Motor-Fan
Assembly: A View on Performance and Reliability in Cloud IoT .............................45
Edgar Fuenmayor, Carlos Parra, Vicente González-Prida, Adolfo Crespo,
Antonio Sola, Fredy Kristjanpoller, and Pablos Viveros
PART II Addressing Climate Change
Chapter 5 Predictive Edge Computing of SST Time-Series-Based Marine
Warning System using Cloud Computing Infrastructure ...........................................59
Geetali Saha, Bannishikha Banerjee, and Foram M Joshi
Chapter 6 Solar PV and HTC-PFM Device: A Scheme for Smart Poultry Farm .......................75
S.M. Masum Ahmed, Mohammad Zeyad, and Md. Shehzad
Chapter 7 Cloud IoT for Pollution Monitoring: A Multivariate Weighted
Ensemble Forecasting Approach for Prediction of Suspended
Particulate Matter .......................................................................................................91
Tushar Saini, Gagandeep Tomar, Duni Chand Rana, Suresh Attri,
Pratik Chaturvedi, and Varun Dutt
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Chapter 8 Energy Balance Indicators Calculation Software Solution for
Energy Management Systems ..................................................................................105
Andrii Perekrest, Vita Ogar, Mykhailo Kushch-Zhyrko,
and Olga Gerasimenko
PART III Smart Living
Chapter 9 A Comparison of Cloud-IoT-Based Frameworks of Identification
and Monitoring of COVID-19 Cases .......................................................................125
Sargam Yadav, Abhishek Kaushik, and Mahak Sharma
Chapter 10 Telemedicine, Telehealth, and E-health: A Digital Transfiguration of
Standard Healthcare System .....................................................................................143
Siddharth Singh, Pankaj Kumar, Faisal Rehman, and Poonam Vashishta
Chapter 11 The Smart Accident Predictor System using Internet of Things ..............................163
Ganesh Khekare, Pushpneel Verma, and Seema Raut
Chapter 12 An Efficient Lightweight Location Privacy Scheme for Internet
of Vehicles (IOVs) ....................................................................................................177
Intyaz Alam, Sushil Kumar, and Manoj Kumar
Chapter 13 Energy-Efficient Privacy-Preserving Vehicle Registration
(ENTRANCE) Protocol for V2X Communication in VANET ................................185
N. Sasikaladevi, K. Geetha, S. Aarthi, C. Mala
PART IV Security
Chapter 14 Emotion Independent Face Recognition-Based Security Protocol in
IoT-Enabled Devices ................................................................................................199
Bannishikha Banerjee and Geetali Saha
Chapter 15 Blockchain-Based Web 4.0: Decentralized Web for Decentralized
Cloud Computing .....................................................................................................219
Arvind Panwar, Shyla, and Vishal Bhatnagar
Chapter 16 Significance of Elliptic Curve Cryptography in Blockchain IoT .............................235
Ashok Kumar Yadav and Karan Singh
Contents vii
Chapter 17 Lightweight Trust Evaluation in IoT: Bio-Inspired
Metaheuristic Approach ...........................................................................................243
Indu Dohare and Karan Singh
Chapter 18 Smart Card Based Privacy-Preserving Lightweight Authentication
Protocol: SIGNAL for E-Payment Systems .............................................................257
N. Sasikaladevi, K. Geetha, S. Aarthi, and C. Mala
Index ..............................................................................................................................................267

Preface
The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most disruptive technologies, enabling ubiquitous and
pervasive computing scenarios. IoT is based on intelligent self-c onfiguring nodes (also known as
things) interconnected in a dynamic and global collaborative network infrastructure. The essential
idea behind IoT is the pervasive presence of things able to understand, measure, infer, and even
modify the collaborative environment. IoT is made of real- world small things, widely distributed,
with limited storage and processing capacity, which involve concerns regarding reliability, perfor-
mance, security, and privacy.
Another key technology, cloud computing, has virtually unlimited capabilities in terms of storage
and processing power, speed, and is a more mature technology. Due to the intrinsic nature of cloud
computing and IoT, they both complement each other. Recently, we are witnessing an increasing
trend of exploiting the use of both cloud and IoT together; a new paradigm known as cloud IoT has
emerged. It has many noteworthy consequences of exploiting collaboration, standardization, and
instilling intelligence in the social network, home, and work- life scenarios. The goal of this book is
to present the state of the art in the application of IoT, cloud, and cloud IoT. In this endeavor, the
book is divided into four parts.
Part I focuses on the infrastructural issues when integrating IoT and cloud. Chapter 1 discusses
the challenges generated by the integration of cloud and IoT and offers some possible solutions.
Chapter 2 discusses the practical implementation of an asset management system according to ISO
55001, offering some implications for cloud and IoT. Chapter 3 discusses cloud enterprise systems
and their evolution to Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Chapter 4 discusses decision making of
the optimum inspection interval of a motor-f an assembly gaining advantage from cloud IoT for
inspection, monitoring, testing, and preventive measures.
Part II focuses on some cloud and IoT solutions addressing the crucial issue of climate change.
Chapter 5 discusses a cloud-b ased solution that can be used to identify threats to marine ecosystems
and to issue an early warning. Chapter 6 directs its focus on smart poultry farms that can generate
their own power using solar devices. Chapter 7 discusses the use of cloud IoT for pollution monitor-
ing, a key step in addressing climate change. Chapter 8 discusses software solutions for energy bal-
ance calculations in energy management systems for smart buildings.
Part III discusses smart living in different contexts. Chapter 9 focuses on an application of current
relevance, by providing a comparison of cloud- IoT- based frameworks for identification and moni-
toring of COVID-1 9 cases. Continuing in the domain of digital health, Chapter 10 discusses tele-
medicine, telehealth, and e-h ealth, outlining a digital transfiguration of standard healthcare systems
using cloud and IoT. The next two chapters move to the domain of smart cities. Chapter 11 offers the
design of a smart accident prediction system, and Chapter 12 discusses an efficient lightweight loca-
tion privacy scheme for the Internet of Vehicles (IoV). Chapter 13 discusses energy-e fficient vehicle
registration protocol in VANET environment preserving privacy at the same time.
Part IV focuses on the security aspect in IoT and cloud. Chapter 14 outlines an emotion-
independent face recognition-b ased security protocol in IoT-e nabled devices. The next two chapters
bring blockchain into the focus by Chapter 15 discussing blockchain-b ased web 4.0 and Chapter 16
highlighting the significance of elliptic curve cryptography in blockchain IoT. Chapter 17 discusses
the application of a bio-i nspired metaheuristic approach for lightweight trust evaluation in IoT net-
works. Finally, Chapter 18 discusses an authentication protocol for e- payment systems using smart
cards.
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