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The Incubator: Innovating Standards Thinking

September 28, 2021
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S. 1023 Computer and Internet Access Equity Act

September 27, 2021
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117th Congress Swearing In Floor Proceedings – January 3, 2021, House Chamber

 

Big Data in the Fog over 6G Network

September 27, 2021
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IoT-based Big Data secure management in the Fog over a 6G Wireless Network

 

Abstract:  This work proposes an innovative infrastructure of secure scenario which operates in a wireless-mobile 6G network for managing Big Data on Smart Buildings. Count on the rapid growth of telecommunication field new challenges arise. Furthermore, a new type of wireless network infrastructure, the sixth generation (6G), provides all the benefits of its past versions and also improves some issues which its predecessors had. In addition, relative technologies to the telecommunications filed, such as IoT, Cloud Computing and Edge Computing, can operate through a 6G wireless network. Take into account all these, we propose a scenario that try to combine the functions of the Internet of Things with Cloud Computing, Edge Computing and Big Data in order to achieve a Smart and Secure environment. The major purpose of this work is to create a novel and secure Cache Decision System in a wireless network that operates over a Smart Building, which will offer the users safer and efficient environment for browsing the internet, sharing and managing large-scale data in the fog. This CDS consisted of two types of servers, one Cloud Server and one Edge Server. In order to come up with our proposal, we study related cache scenarios systems which are listed, presented, and compared in this work.

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Public Procurement & Private Certification

September 25, 2021
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ABSTRACT: Governments increasingly use their purchasing power to promote environmental policy objectives. We study the relationship between public municipal green-building procurement policies and diffusion of the US Green Building Council’s LEED certification program. We find a strong link between public green building procurement plans and voluntary private adoption of the LEED standard. We also observe an increase in LEED professional accreditation in communities that adopt a green procurement policy. We suggest that public policy may spur private certification by resolving the coordination problem that arises among developers and local building professionals in the diffusion of a new certification program.

 

 

 

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