Cloud Computing Infrastructure for Enabling Future Technology Advancement

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by  Sitendra Tamrakar, Suraj Sharma, Ritesh Dash

Computer Science, Technology
and Applications

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Contents

Preface .......................................................................................... vii
Acknowledgments ....................................................................................... ix
Acronyms ........................................................................................... xi
Chapter 1 A Novel Authentication Technique
for Cloud Data Storage Security ......................................1
Chhaya S. Dule and K. M. Rajasekharaiah
Chapter 2 Privacy Preservation in Cloud Platform Using
Fully Homomorphic Encryption Techniques ................65
Revati Raman Dewangan and Sunita Soni
Chapter 3 Improving the Scalability of Blockchain
Powered IoT Networks Using Improved
Fuzzy Stellar Consensus Protocol ..................................79
Manisha Bhatnagar and Dolly Thankachan
Chapter 4 Cloud Computing Infrastructure
for Education System Development ...............................99
Abhishek Mehta, Karuna Patel, Kamini Solanki
and Priya R. Swaminarayan
Chapter 5 Effective Cloud Computing Features – AWS.............. 121
Prashant Richhariya, Anita Soni,
Pankaj Richhariya and Madhuri Nigam
Chapter 6 Generation of Power from Waste Using
Thermo-Electric Generators ........................................ 151
D. Richita, Shruti Bhargava Choubey,
Abhishek Choubey, Nandini and R. Nikhil
vi Contents
Chapter 7 Analysis and Visualization of Cloud Data
in Agriculture Using Supervised Learning .................. 163
Jitendra Singh Kushwah, Sanjeev Kumar Gupta
and Rishi Soni
Chapter 8 Recent Challenges and Future Research Scope
in Smart Healthcare Using a Blockchain-Based
Iot Environment: A Systematic Analysis ..................... 177
Soubhagya Ranjan Mallick and Suraj Sharma
Chapter 9 Basics of Trellis Coded Modulation (TCM)
Encoding for the IoT Key Enabler ............................... 195
Neeta N. Thune and S. L. Haridas
Chapter 10 A Neural Network-Based Workload Prediction
Mock-Up for Data Centers ........................................... 211
A. Priyanka, A. Vaishnavi, J. Anusha
and N. Harika
Chapter 11 A Technique for Properly Secured Sharing
of Health Records in the Cloud .................................... 221
A. Priyanka
About the Editors ...................................................................................... 235
List of Contributors .................................................................................. 239
Index ......................................................................................... 241
Preface

This book prioritizes working towards environmental sustainability, using
aspects of engineering as well as ecological calculations and applying various
aspects of education and modern solutions. In practice, it visualizes specific
aspects of artificial intelligence in manufacturing and green technologies,
covering the implementation of renewable resources improving business
operations. Since the term green technology focuses on the conservation of
resources and the environment and the control of the negative impact of human
activities on sustainable development, the solutions obviously take into
account social, economic and environmental concerns. The concept of
artificial intelligence is used to optimize production supply chains and
improve energy efficiency, thus helping companies to anticipate market
changes.
In this book, the implementation was also highlighted by artificial
intelligence in resources with evolving technologies where the beginning of
process automation has been preserved. In addition to several parameters to
measure efficiency, various characteristics related to high-end manufacturing
activities were targeted. Considering the current situation, the concept of a
green data center based on the storage, management and dissemination of data
with control strategies has been included in this book. It is understood that the
concept of green computing, which connects to the environmentally friendly
implementation of systems as well as resources, is associated with computing
devices in such a way as to minimize any negative impact on environmental
issues in the sector like computer science. In such a situation, coupled with
green technology, the whole environment looks forward to more energy-
efficient mechanisms, managed security services, and cloud security solutions
in one place offering equivalents with platforms – forms of cloud
management.