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The latest forecasts on the increase of connected devices (IoT paradigm) and the traffic exchanged between them makes it clear that there is a need to optimize the resources available in wireless networks. To address this problem, the TELCO4IOT project<\/a> has emerged, led by the Research Group on Cellular Communications Networks (GRXCA)<\/a> of the Universitat Polit\u00e8cnica de Catalunya<\/a>.
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The location of mobile devices as essential data<\/h4>
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Most network devices can obtain their position, but this process tends to represent a considerable effort in terms of energy resources and network traffic. In addition, this information needs to be constantly updated, which applied to all devices connected to the network. This further increases consumption in terms of energy and available capacity.\r
The current trend of diversifying and densifying access networks to absorb the expected growth in traffic, boosts the possibilities of geo-positioning solutions: improving accuracy, reducing latency, improving the robustness of the system, among other advantages. However, it also generates redundancy that leads intrinsically to two clear challenges:\r
\tThe management of a vast amount of data in devices and network equipment.\r
\tThe management of the network infrastructure in an efficient and flexible way, in order to minimize the impact caused by energy waste and CO2 emissions.\r
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Challenges and potential, the keywords of TELCO4IOT<\/h4>
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The project constitutes a considerable challenge and is part of an area that has still not been explored, so it offers enormous potential in the field of research.\r
First, this project proposes the design of collaborative positioning algorithms for mobile devices that will enable the service quality to be maximised, energy consumption to be minimised and the positioning system to be scaled to settings where the reception of the GPS signal is not good.\r
The research group therefore faces a complex scenario, as each of the achievable objectives tends to be detrimental to the others. For example, maximizing accuracy means increasing the device\u2019s energy consumption and often limiting the scalability of the system.\r
In second place, the aim is to use the concept of location middleware to deal with the massive and constant positioning of IoT devices, the management of data and its accessibility from the Internet (Internet of Data). For this reason, machine learning algorithms and data mining are applied to estimate the present and future positions of the network nodes, as well as to generate social and\/or economic knowledge and identify patterns of mobility.\r
Third, the location of IoT nodes can be used to study a geocasting solution that combines minimum latency in the delivery of data, robustness to changes in the network topology, low error rate and minimum power consumption.\r
Finally, the solutions that have been proposed will be implemented in real equipment and test scenarios will be prepared to test, evaluate and validate the solutions presented in the project.
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Project with state support 2019\u20132022<\/h4>
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Thanks to the Ministry of Science and Innovation\u2019s State Programme for Knowledge Generation and Scientific and Technological Strengthening of the R+D+I System, the research group GRXCA, which is focused on the area of resource planning in cellular and ad hoc wireless networks has funding of 55,660 EUR for this project.\r
Currently, the group is in the final stretch of the project, which will come to a close on 30 September 2022.
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The project constitutes a considerable challenge and is part of an area that has still not been explored, so it offers enormous potential in the field of research.\r
First, this project proposes the design of collaborative positioning algorithms for mobile devices that will enable the service quality to be maximised, energy consumption to be minimised and the positioning system to be scaled to settings where the reception of the GPS signal is not good.\r
The research group therefore faces a complex scenario, as each of the achievable objectives tends to be detrimental to the others. For example, maximizing accuracy means increasing the device\u2019s energy consumption and often limiting the scalability of the system.\r
In second place, the aim is to use the concept of location middleware to deal with the massive and constant positioning of IoT devices, the management of data and its accessibility from the Internet (Internet of Data). For this reason, machine learning algorithms and data mining are applied to estimate the present and future positions of the network nodes, as well as to generate social and\/or economic knowledge and identify patterns of mobility.\r
Third, the location of IoT nodes can be used to study a geocasting solution that combines minimum latency in the delivery of data, robustness to changes in the network topology, low error rate and minimum power consumption.\r
Finally, the solutions that have been proposed will be implemented in real equipment and test scenarios will be prepared to test, evaluate and validate the solutions presented in the project.
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Project with state support 2019\u20132022<\/h4>
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Thanks to the Ministry of Science and Innovation\u2019s State Programme for Knowledge Generation and Scientific and Technological Strengthening of the R+D+I System, the research group GRXCA, which is focused on the area of resource planning in cellular and ad hoc wireless networks has funding of 55,660 EUR for this project.\r
Currently, the group is in the final stretch of the project, which will come to a close on 30 September 2022.
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