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Cloud, Fog, and Edge Computing for IoT-Enabled Cognitive Buildings

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IoT Edge Solutions for Cognitive Buildings

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Cognitive buildings are structures that aim to produce meaningful results for occupants with the help of technology. To understand the cognitive buildings and harness their potential, it is important to know network technologies such as Internet of Things, cloud computing, fog computing, and edge computing. In this chapter, these key concepts are discussed within the scope of cognitive buildings. The design of cognitive buildings with various services and components requires a systematic approach. A modular design framework for smart buildings is proposed in the study. In accordance with the proposed framework, sample scenarios using key concepts are presented.

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Özdoğan, E. (2023). Cloud, Fog, and Edge Computing for IoT-Enabled Cognitive Buildings. In: Cicirelli, F., Guerrieri, A., Vinci, A., Spezzano, G. (eds) IoT Edge Solutions for Cognitive Buildings. Internet of Things. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-15160-6_2

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