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Sina Rafati Niya

Efficient Designs for Practical Blockchain-IoT Integration

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ISBN:978-3-8440-8554-9
Series:Informatik
Keywords:Blockchain; Internet-of-Things; Supply Chain Tracking
Type of publication:Thesis
Language:English
Pages:234 pages
Figures:67 figures
Weight:347 g
Format:21 x 14,8 cm
Bindung:Paperback
Price:49,80 € / 62,30 SFr
Published:April 2022
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Abstract:This is my Ph.D. thesis on the area of Blockchains (BC) and their integration with Internet of things (IoT) use cases. This thesis explored many specific aspects of broadly applied Blockchain-IoT Integration (BIoT) decentralized Applications (dApps) leading to the collection of deep and experimental knowledge on the BIoT ecosystem, including the impact of different protocols and technologies. As a result of the practical studies, the identification of key challenges and potentials of BIoT from an objective point of view is presented and elaborated thoroughly. It became evident that many aspects are impacting the efficiency of BIoT in practice. Driven from those BIoT dApp examples and the simulations performed, the BIoT challenges are categorized into the social, operational, performance, technical, functional, and architectural areas. Since an interdisciplinary approach contains risks, dedicated metrics were introduced for the efficiency measurement to determine the technical components that impact those. It is concluded that for an efficient BIoT, flexibility, adaptability, and manageability of the BIoT architectures must be facilitated. To reach these features, this thesis presented a BIoT architecture, i.e., BIIT, to highlight a set of management approaches, to prepare and enhance the performance of IoT networks in BIoT use cases.BIIT recommends proactively considering many aspects, including (i) Adaptive IoT technology-specific transmission scheme design, (ii) BC specific TX formatting on the IoT device side, (iii) BC client security, (iv) flexible network adaptation layer configuration on IoT device, (v) Network plugins and BC client components on Edge nodes, and (vi) on/off-chain and de-/centralized or DSSes’ integration to avoid unnecessary storage costs...