Highly Information and Energy-efficient Monitoring Data Transmission in IoT Networks
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https://doi.org/10.13052/jmm1550-4646.1741Keywords:
Packet data transmission, information efficiency, packet transmission, energy efficiency of data transmission, data compression-protection operational algorithms, secure information packets with increased information capacity, managed pseudo-random data transmissionAbstract
The components of technologies of increasing information and energy efficiency of IoT monitoring networks subscriber systems with protected transfer functioning of reliable packets of information with the increased information capacity are described. In the places of formation of network flows, i.e. in the places of installation of object and on-board systems the realization of a complex of adaptive filtering algorithms, compression and protection of samples of monitoring signals and video data frames with the subsequent adaptive formation and transmission of highly informative code-signal sequences is offered. It is proposed a signal approach as a basis for inputting and compact coding of signals and video data frames of the reliable samples. The signal approach is proposed, according to which the amplitude-time or amplitude-number parameters of the most informative samples of signals and video signals are determined in the rate of input of monitoring data. These are extremes and points of inflection or points of curve movement change. The obtained data are subject to data compression with controlled information loss and lossless compression-protection. According to the proposed information technology for building effective IoT networks for crypto protection of monitoring data arrays by processors of object and on-board systems, the use of disposable ciphers is proposed, which are the rules and parameters for generating crypto-resistant pseudo-random data arrays of a certain length. These rules and parameters are known only to the subscriber-transmitter and the subscriber-receiver of information packets and are used by network subscribers in the process of data compression with losses and without losses, in the process of crypto-resistant and noise-resistant information packets forming of limited duration with increased information capacity. Energy-efficient data packet transmission is based on a significant reduction in the output streams of protected highly informative monitoring data packets and the implementation by object and on-board systems processors a set of algorithms for processing, encoding, encrypting and transmitting data minimized by computational complexity.
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