SMARTIE: A SECURITY SOLUTION FOR A SMART CITY USING INTERNET OF THINGS ARCHITECTURE REFERENCE MODEL

Computer Science and Engineering

If the fact is considered that IoT related technologies come with a high level of heterogeneity, with specific protocols developed with specific applications in mind, it is no surprise that the IoT landscape nowadays appears as highly fragmented. In the vision of the Internet of Things; IoT-Architecture wants to promote, a high level of interoperability that needs to be reached at the communication level as well as at the service and the information level, going across different platforms, but established on a common grounding. The designers of any distributed network system require the ability to study the system operations under a variety of scenarios before actually implementing them. Similarly, designers of a distributed transaction processing system need to study the performance of the system under a variety of load models as well as its time and response to failure conditions. Thus, the Internet of Things – Architecture Reference Model creates many opportunities for more direct integration and interaction; resulting in improved accuracy, efficiency and economical benefit. This is what is the main crux behind this project while it is an attempt at constructing a simulation model using Network Simulator version:2 simulating use of heavy cryptographic algorithm protocol enhancing the security to another level and thus achieving privacy preservation and coordination among devices with a mobile ad hoc network i.e. MANET which is a continuously self-configuring, infrastructure-less network of mobile devices connected wirelessly using AODV i.e. Ad hoc on demand Distance Vector as the routing protocol which establishes a route to a destination only on demand. This is thus an earnest and a sincere attempt using new techniques for enhancing and upgrading what the base paper SMARTIE may or may not perceive at all.

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