Indian Institute of Information

Technology, Una [HP]

An Institute of National Importance under MHRD
NIT Campus, Hamirpur [HP]-177005

Website: www.iiitu.ac.in

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03, Feb.’20
ADMISSION TO PART TIME INTERNAL PhD PROGRAM*
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION
AND RESEARCH PLAN
[NOT MORE THAN TWO PAGES]

1. Name: Hoshang Verma 2. Date of Birth: 28/04/1992

Class X Std. XII Std. UG/B. Tech. PG/ M. Tech.

Specialization General PCM, English, B.Tech. M. Tech.
Information (Information (Computer
Practices Technology) Science
Engineering)
% or CGPA 83% 73% 68% 73%
University/ Board HPBoSE, HPBoSE, UIIT, HPU, HPUCS, HPU,
Dharamshala Dharamshala Shimla Shimla
Year of Passing 2007 2009 2014 2017

3. Teaching Experience
In this Institute Overall as on date
6 Months 6 Months

4. Number of Publications, if any

Journals Conferences
International National International National
01 - - -

5. Sponsored Project/Research Experience

Title of the Project Duration Value Beneficiary Contribution
- - - - -
 6. Research Plan
a) Broad area
5th Generation mobile communication, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence.
b) Specific area
Cloud of Things (CoT), Machine to Machine(M2M) Communication, Smart Home
and Smart City Solutions.
c) State of the art of research in the proposed area
The growing research in and discussions of 5G connectivity is already changing any
perspectives in the communications landscape. It changes the way we view Internet
services and introduces the world of pervasive and always-connected mobile
services. This includes services that are ubiquitous and available to everyone at
almost every point in a given area, indoor or outdoor and dominated by machine-to-
machine (M2M) connectivity with communications feature integrated into every-
day devices.
Wang, Dan, et al. [1] have discussed about the Intelligent-IoT based solutions to
connect all the device. It is proposed in the to have three level architecture for I-IoT
viz. Things, Internet and Intelligence. Rather than considering devices as a
individual machines it is proposed to have a Cloud of Things (CoT).
Javaid, Nadeem, et al. [2] have proposed that the network should be able to self-
organize, and to learn from the environment and make decisions astutely using the
AI techniques including machine learning, game theory, optimization algorithms,
and so on [3].

d) Specific Research issues/Challenges/gaps

i) Security,
ii) Latency,
iii) Spectrum crunch,
iv) Data Rate,
v) Interoperability,
vi) Mobility.
e) Possible solution methodology/techniques
i) Cloud and Fog Computing,
ii) Cognitive Radio (CR), Narrow Band-IoT,
iii) Software Defined Networking

References:
[1] Wang, Dan, et al. "From IoT to 5G I-IoT: The next generation IoT-based intelligent
algorithms and 5G technologies." IEEE Communications Magazine 56.10 (2018): 114-120.
[2] Javaid, Nadeem, et al. "Intelligence in IoT-based 5G networks: Opportunities and
challenges." IEEE Communications Magazine 56.10 (2018): 94-100.
[3] C. Krupitzer et al., “A Survey on Engineering Approaches for Self-Adaptive Systems,”
Pervasive and Mobile Computing, vol. 17, Part B, 2015, pp. 184–206.

(HOSHANG VERMA)