Channabasaveshwara Institute of Technology

NH-206(B.H Road) Gubbi, Tumakuru 572216, Karnataka

NETWORK SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE

INTERNET OF THINGS

Under the Guidance of

Mr. Kotresh Naik D.
Assistant Prof, Dept of ISE
CIT, Gubbi

By
Yashwanth T.K.
1CG10IS117
8TH sem
ISE Branch
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 CONTENTS
Overview
Introduction
Existing system
Disadvantages
Proposed system
Key components of Self-organization in the Internet of
Things
Conclusion
References
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 OVERVIEW
The Internet of Things is a paradigm that allows the
interaction of ubiquitous devices through a network to
achieve common goals.

We can identify and describe the key components of

self-organization in the Internet of Things and discuss
enabling technologies

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 INTRODUCTION
The interaction among these devices allow them to achieve
common goals. Such an eco-system or a paradigm is called the
Internet of Things (IOT).

Self-organization is a process of bootstrapping

communications among devices in a network after the
provisioned communications have failed.

From this definition of the IOT, we learn that the IOT is a

heterogeneous system.
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Internet of Things Eco-system
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 EXISTING SYSTEM
The application demand and medium access aware self-
organizing mesh network system for smart meter
infrastructure in the smart grid.

While resource management was done using medium

access control such as Time Division Multiple Access
(TDMA), energy management.

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DISADVANTAGES OF EXISTING SYSTEM
The internet of things might create a digital divide
between tech-savvy and new users.

The privacy issues also leads to the internet of things

and controlled over the network.

Existing system is possible to achieve reliable data

delivery over multi hop networks but not efficient.

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 PROPOSED SYSTEM

All the things envisioned in the IOT paradigm are part

of a heterogeneous network.

Towards the common goal of IOT, we will discuss the

various networking challenges which have been
addressed in different research communities but play a
role in the paradigm of IOT.

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 KEY PROPERTIES

Cooperative communication model

Situational awareness

Automated load Balancing

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KEY COMPONENTS OF SELF-ORGANIZATION IN
THE INETRNET OF THINGS

Neighbor Discovery

Medium Access Control

Local Connectivity and Path Establishment

Service Recovery Management

Energy Management

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Self organization Eco-system in Internet of Things
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 APPLICATION OF IOT
Cross-Layer Design for Self-Organization

Heterogeneity in self-organization

Multi-Radio Multi-Channel Communication

Low-Power Computing and Load Balancing

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 CONCLUSION
Distressed situations comprising disasters and outages
are a reality and disrupt communications in the IOT
paradigm.

the need for low-power hardware and software

architectures and finally exploring the use of delay
tolerant technologies to connect discrete self-organized
networks that are limited by scale.

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 REFERENCES
1. L. Atzori, A. Iera, and G. Morabito, The internet of things: A
survey, Computer Networks, vol. 54, no. 15, pp. 27872805,
2010.
2. V. Srivastava and M. Motani, Cross-layer design: a
survey and the road ahead, IEE Communications Magazine,,
vol. 43, no. 12, pp. 112119, 2005.
3. I. Akyildiz and X. Wang, A survey on wireless mesh networks,
IEEE Communications Magazine, vol. 43, no. 9, pp. S23S30,
2005.

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THANK YOU

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