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A cold chain logistics traceability system framework based on the identification and resolution system for Industrial Internet

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With the global outbreak of COVID-19, hundreds of pneumonias caused by cold chain products occurred worldwide, which seriously threatened the safety of people's lives and properties. To effectively prevent product quality problems caused by cold chain logistics, it is urgent to establish a cold chain logistics traceability system with interoperability of heterogeneous systems, to record, share and track the temperature, location, time, and other specific information. The traditional cold chain logistics traceability systems have many problems, such as broken cold chains, untrustworthy data, and data tampering and sharing, which hinder the coordination and interaction efficiency of cold chain logistics traceability data. This paper creatively proposes a cold chain logistics traceability system framework based on the identification and resolution system for the Industrial Internet. It establishes a general cold chain logistics traceability identification data model. The system framework and data model can effectively solve the difficulties of multi-code identification and multi-source heterogeneous system interaction, to improve the efficiency of cold chain logistics traceability, and ensure the quality of cold chain logistics products.

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      ICIT '22: Proceedings of the 2022 10th International Conference on Information Technology: IoT and Smart City
      December 2022
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      DOI:10.1145/3582197

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