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"Preface Internet of Things (IoT) attracts great attention, and brings promising opportunities and challenges. Research on IoT has important economic and social values for the development of the next generation of information, network, and communication technologies. However, it is still confusing for most people to understand IoT well, including definitions, contents, and differences from other similar concepts. IoT connects and fuses the physical world and cyber world by ubiquitous sensing, connection, and control with definite social attributes. It is hopeful that IoT can emancipate humans from onerous humanmachine interface work and information exploration. This book attempts to provide a future IoT vision, and answer some fundamental questions from various aspects, including concepts, architectures, models, and key technologies. It aims at helping readers find out the fundamental issues in IoT, and to be valuable IoT literature for college students, practicing engineers, researchers, business operators, and policy makers. The book accomplishes three main objectives - Introduce IoT essential concepts and contents from the perspectives of mapping and interaction between the physical world and cyber world. Meanwhile, social attributes are emphatically discussed in IoT. Preface - Build a fundamental architecture for future IoT, based on which the IoT layered model, topological structure, various existence forms, and corresponding logical relationships are described. Specific case studies are also presented in different application scenarios"--
Ch. 1. Introduction -- ch. 2. Architecture and fundamentals -- ch. 3. Unit internet of things -- ch. 4. Ubiquitous internet of things -- ch. 5. Resource management -- ch. 6. Loop control in actuation -- ch. 7. Session management -- ch. 8. Space-time consistency and location privacy -- ch. 9. Security and privacy -- ch. 10. Energy management -- ch. 11. Spectrum management -- 12. Nanotechnology -- 13. Quantum technology -- ch. 14. Big data.
Includes bibliographical references and index.