Implementation of coap and its application in transport logistics

  • Kuladinithi K
  • Bergmann O
  • Thomas Pötsch
  • et al.
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Abstract

The use of web services for sensor networking applications is seen as an important part in emerging M2M communi- cations. The Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) is proposed by the IETF to optimize the use of the RESTful web service architecture in constrained nodes and networks, for example Wireless Sensor Networks. We present an IP based solution to integrate sensor net- works used in a cargo container with existing logistic pro- cesses, highlighting the use of the CoAP protocol for the retrieval of sensor data during land or sea transportation. This solution is implemented and evaluated on TinyOS and Contiki, two widely researched embedded system architec- tures. Our preliminary results show that the performance of CoAP compared to HTTP based resource retrievals per- forms better in constrained environments such as a cargo container containing several embedded devices.

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Kuladinithi, K., Bergmann, O., Thomas Pötsch, Becker, M., & Görg, C. (2011). Implementation of coap and its application in transport logistics. Proceedings of Extending the Internet to Low Power and Lossy Networks (IP+SN), 1–7.

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