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Content-Oriented Common IoT Platform for Emergency Management Scenarios

With the explosive growth of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, the demand for network systems is increasing rapidly. In terms of bandwidth, security, management, and more, there are many bottlenecks in current network systems. To address the above issues, future network technology, such as information-centric networking, is proposed to provide a good solution for IoT applications. However, new communications technologies need to be implemented with new communications applications. The traditional client/server-based network applications will become one of the bottlenecks in information-centric networking (ICN). In this paper, the work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications project at Waseda University over the past three years is summarized, and a highly efficient content-oriented common IoT platform for emergency management scenarios is proposed.