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Introduction:
IoT: It is the network of physical objects embedded with electronics,
actuators, softwares, etc.
The objective is to enable this network of objects to collect and
exchange data
It gives opportunity to integrate physical world into computer based
systems
In environment, communication systems are embedded with RFID,
WSN, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Cloud Technology.
Data Analytics: Data analytics is about processing raw data, modeling and
reaching to meaningful and useful conclusion that could help in Decision
making and strategy formation.
Too many devices connected to network makes it important to process
that BIG DATA to get the insights of a system and to explore new
possibilities with the derived conclusions.
Technologies Surveyed:
IoT: As per Atzori et al. IoT can be realized in three paradigms1. Internet-oriented (middleware),
2. Things oriented (sensors),
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3. semantic-oriented (Knowledge)
While using widened horizon of RFID, Pervasive computing, Cyber
physical systems, Li-Fi and Cloud Computing, IoT can make large
impact in key areas such as Home automation, smart city, Healthcare,
security, energy harvesting, Intelligent logistics, Smart Utilities, etc.
Data Analytics:
Cloud Computing:
Data Analytics:
Cognitive biased data may lead to unreliable conclusions
Computational capacity and storage: Big Data demands huge
processing power and storage of coming data as well as
resultant data is again a big issue
Processing Speed: Requirement of real time data visualization
demands fast processing of huge chunk of data. Processing
speed will be compromised with increasing rate of big data.
Heterogeneity of data makes it more complex to clean
(preprocessing), processing, modeling and visualization
In general, the quality of dataset is inversely proportional to its
size. Big data might not always carry meaningful insights. Huge
data volume, huge variety and high velocity of data are major
issues with Big data
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Cost of challenges:
Inaccurate conclusion through DA may do large impact on its
applications.
Huge data sets makes every relationship significant which could
affect the probability of hypothesis testing.
Capacity Planning
Accurate statistical modeling of service level requirements is
difficult to determine. (Especially for large organization the
traffic is very stochastic in nature. e.g. Flipkarts fiasco on Big
billion day (Diwali) in India. Amazon being very experienced
competitor in the race replicated the same mistake in India more
or less).
Forecasting accurate future resource utilization is difficult
because of random and inconsistent change in demand
Inconsistent resource utilization will always be major issue for
capacity management.
Cost of challenges:
Unreliable future forecasting of demand or service level
requirements may lead to unnecessary and huge investments,
causing compromised spending in other necessary development.
Tradeoff between the different solution approach between
technology view and business view.
Cloud Computing:
Security and privacy of data is major concern on two levels. On
user side as well as on the service provider (Storage side)
Performance and bandwidth cost
Software licensing
Government regulations
Cost of challenges:
Money can be saved on business maintenance but for dataintensive applications money needed for bandwidth is high
In order to make cloud more secured (Which is required) the
access time decreases
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When
Where
Agadir, Morocco
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Where
London, UK
Submission Deadline
Notification Due
Jul 5, 2016
When
Where
Dindigul, India
Submission Deadline
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Aug 1, 2016
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