Abstract
Content-centric networking is a new networking paradigm for efficient data distribution in various environments including wireless sensor networks. It is likely that everything which benefits from networking will be connected. Recently, we have seen a huge proliferation of heterogeneous wireless devices, sensors, and distributed applications. These devices may generate a vast amount of time-constrained data. Content-centric networking is greatly useful to increase the data availability and the efficiency of data delivery. Internet of Things will enable all the communication devices to be interconnected and make the data generated by or associated with devices or objects globally accessible. In this article, we propose a possible architecture, necessary components, and related mechanisms for efficient data delivery in the wireless Internet of Things environment, which is based on content-centric networking. We also present simulation results to show the feasibility of the proposed architecture.
Highlights
The Internet sometimes called ‘‘network of networks’’ was created in the early 1960s with the goal to connect computers and allow them to share data
If the remaining energy of the node is below 50% of its initial energy, the node will not be considered as a candidate for Sensor Delegator (SSD) and the value of Ec becomes 0, otherwise it is selected from Table 1
The management of the increasing number of connected devices and efficient data delivery between the devices is a major challenge to the current Internet architecture
Summary
The Internet sometimes called ‘‘network of networks’’ was created in the early 1960s with the goal to connect computers and allow them to share data. IoT extends the Internet connectivity to a diverse range of devices and things that utilize the embedded technology to communicate and interact with the external environment. This emerging IoT technology has been adopted by many application areas, for example, remote sensing, real-time traffic monitoring, weather monitoring, military surveillance, health care, civil structure monitoring, fire detection, smart home management, and many other areas related to the real life. We define a possible network architecture and necessary components for efficient data delivery in the wireless IoT sensor environment, which is based on CCN. Our goal is to show that it is possible to implement communication mechanisms for IoT with the following features: No end-to-end connection; Transparent in-network data storage of sensor data;. Section ‘‘Implementation and experiments’’ describes implementation details and performance issues, and section ‘‘Concluding remarks’’ concludes this article
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