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Internet of things (IOT) encompasses a wide range of objects and technologies such as radio frequency identification (RFID), near field communication (NFC) and wireless sensor and actuators networks (WSANs). Moreover, IoT encompasses different communication standards, protocols, and data formats so that the IoT environment is heterogeneous, decentralized and complex. The definition of standards and architectures in different levels of abstraction is an essential need of the IoT environments. Chapter One of this book examines architectures, technologies and applications in the Internet of Things. Chapter Two presents the development and implementation of an industrial communication system for remote monitoring and management of industrial processes.

The proliferation of devices with the ability to communicate and transmit information to each other is the basis of the dynamics of IoT, enabling new communication capabilities, data processing and access to information. Perceived as a means to generate both social and economic impacts among the information society, IoT defy the current Internet Governance framework and the role of the public sector. Accordingly, Chapter Three aims to present the current IoT governance scenario, its main challenges, the role of the governments and the need to develop public-private partnerships for technical cooperation in the governance of IoT resources. (Imprint: Nova)



Table of Contents:
Preface
pp. vii

Chapter 1
Internet of Things: Architectures, Technologies and Applications
(Atslands Rego da Rocha, Flavio R. C. Sousa, Andrei Bosco B. Torres, José Neuman de Souza, Federal University of Ceara, Campus do Pici, Fortaleza, Brazil)
pp. 1-22

Chapter 2
Industrial Wireless Sensors Network with an IoT -Internet of Things- Platform
(Juan Felipe Corso, Yeison Julian Camargo and Leonardo Juan Ramirez, Mechatronics Engineering, Military Nueva Granada University, Bogotá, Colombia, and others)
pp. 23-54

Chapter 3
The Importance of Internet of Things Governance: A Public-Private Partnerships for Technical Cooperation
(Analía Aspis, University of Buenos Aires, Law Research Institute Ambrosio Gioja, Buenos Aires, Argentina)
pp. 55-70

Bibliography
pp. 71-112

Index
pp. 113-118