Efficient offloading mechanism for UAVs-based value added services

Sihem Ouahouah, T. Taleb, Jaeseung Song, Chafika Benzaid
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are expected to be used everywhere to provision different services and applications, impacting different aspects of our daily lives. Basically, UAVs are characterized by their high mobility. Some may remain motionless for a specific time to perform pre-programmed missions. Whilst UAVs would be used for specific applications, they could additionally offer numerous IoT (Internet of Things) value-added services (VAS) when they are equipped with suitable IoT devices. Many IoT VAS applications require high amount of resources and/or diverse IoT devices that cannot be offered by a single UAV. In order to overcome this limitation, this paper aims to explore, i) the diversity of IoT devices on-board UAVs, and ii) the mobility of UAVs for offering UAVs-based IoT VAS. Two solutions are proposed for carrying out different IoT VAS. Both solutions are modeled using linear integer programming. While the first solution aims to reduce the energy consumption, the second one aims to shorten the response time. The simulation results demonstrate the efficiency of both solutions in achieving their design goals.
基于无人机的增值服务高效卸载机制
无人驾驶飞行器(uav)预计将用于任何地方,提供不同的服务和应用,影响我们日常生活的各个方面。基本上,无人机的特点是机动性高。有些可能会在特定时间内静止不动,以执行预先设定的任务。虽然无人机将用于特定应用,但当它们配备合适的物联网设备时,它们还可以提供许多物联网增值服务(VAS)。许多物联网VAS应用需要大量的资源和/或不同的物联网设备,这是单个无人机无法提供的。为了克服这一限制,本文旨在探索,i)机载无人机上物联网设备的多样性,以及ii)无人机的移动性,以提供基于无人机的物联网VAS。针对不同的物联网VAS,提出了两种解决方案。这两种解决方案都使用线性整数规划建模。第一个解决方案旨在降低能耗,第二个解决方案旨在缩短响应时间。仿真结果证明了两种方案在实现设计目标方面的有效性。
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