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International Journal of Smart Grid and Green Communications

International Journal of Smart Grid and Green Communications (IJSGGC)

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  • FDMA approach for smart grid and green communications   Order a copy of this article
    by Basetty Mallikarjuna 
    Abstract: The goal of this article is a new approach for competitors in the area of smart grid and green communications. The integrated services like internet of things (IoT)-based cloud begins up in the smart grid environment provides consciousness for new cross-disciplinary research. In this article, a suggested feedback-based data management assistance (FDMA) offers networking services, large storage, huge computation, and data processing to the end-users and among IoT-based cloud contains integrated environment of smart grid. The real-time applications of IoT, like smart home, smart car, smart city to achieve smart country and demand less latency and response time to process the enormous amount of data. The anticipated feedback-based data management plan offers a new resource management method, which is comprised of a unified structural design and retains the SLA and QoS parameters. The simulated environment analysed with the ThingSpeak open source platform and derives the smart parking application and examined the iFogSim with MATLAB tool kits has demonstrated that the intended methodology is efficient and appropriate for smart interaction in IoT-based cloud.
    Keywords: internet of things; IoT; iFogSim; quality of service; QoS; service-level agreement; SLA; feedback-based data management assistance; FDMA; ThingSpeak; cloud data centres.

 

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