Internet-Based Configuration of Machine-to-Machine Communication for Information Distribution
Ogwueleka Francisca Nonyelum · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2013
Lives and properties are lost daily to burglary, housebreaking, road accidents and fire accidents because of lack of quick emergency response by the agencies concerned as a result of poor communication method between the victims of the incidents and the agencies which currently is designed to be Human-to-Human (H2H). The distress caller is expected to make a call through a network to the respective agency for emergency response. For obvious reasons, this sometimes becomes impossible or ineffective. This research puts forth an Internet-based architecture for Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communication and computation to enhance information dissemination in National Public Security Communication System (NPSCS) network. M2M communication is all about enabling the flow of data between machines and machines and ultimately machines and people. The findings from the analysis showed that Internet-based architecture for M2M communication and computation is most suitable for deployment of a public security network which will allow machines to use Internet to talk to each other.