Abstract
Internet of Things (IoT) is considered nowadays as the most important and indispensable support to ensure all types of communication, over almost all sectors of activities. The specificity of each area, as well as its own requirements in terms of Quality of Service (QoS), make this communication difficult to ensure and thus, face multiple challenges. One of these challenges is related to the needed autonomy for IoT, not only in terms of available resources (energy and bandwidth for example) but also in terms of self-configuring and self-organizing within the network. It is in this context that we propose a new cross layers approach for better self-configuring and self-organizing of devices and communications within IoT environments. The proposed approach is named 2SAEC-IoT (self-organizing and self-configuring algorithms for efficient communications within IoT) that leads to guarantee an efficient data communication for IoT applications. 2SAEC-IoT is a cross layers solution since it considers important communication parameters related to three levels which are MAC, network, and transport. The proposed approach allows the continuity of services for IoT applications, especially for those with very sensitive data (e-health for example), by tolerating possible communications failures or devices breakdown. The evaluation of the proposed approach shows a clear improvement in terms of QoS, and energy efficiency compared to those obtained by three other IoT networks using different communication algorithms.
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