Distinction between Data Losses for Better Communications in IoT

Sofiane Hamrioui 1 Camil Adam Mohamed Hamrioui Pascal Lorenz 2
1 IETR - Institut d'Electronique et de Télécommunications de Rennes
2 Université de Haute-Alsace (UHA) - Université de Haute-Alsace (UHA) Mulhouse - Colmar
Abstract : Our objective in this paper is to improve the communications performance for IoT applications by proposing a new solution called IC-IoT (Improving Communication for IoT). The principle used is the exploitation of three existing communication protocol by incorporating some mechanisms to consider the different parameters which can cause the data loses. A probabilistic approach is used to know the impact of every single parameter on the communication performance. The calculated probabilities are used by routing, transport and MAC protocols to adapt their functioning. IC-IoT leads to keep a better performance of quality of services (QoS) parameters and then provide favorable conditions for IoT applications. After the evaluation of its performance, the proposed solution improves the QoS parameters for the IoT applications. We are interesting mainly to the rate of packets delivery, the network lifetime and the evolution of the consumed energy.
Keywords : IoT Communication protocols MAC Transport Routing QoS
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Sofiane Hamrioui, Camil Adam Mohamed Hamrioui, Pascal Lorenz. Distinction between Data Losses for Better Communications in IoT. International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI), Sep 2017, Manipal, India. ⟨hal-01806920⟩

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