SMART

CAMPUS
Analysis of the
journals

March
2020
LIST of
JOURNALS
ANALYSIS of
JOURNALS

Result
LIST OF THE JOURNALS

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 JOURNALS
A real-Time Correlation of Host-Level Events
in Cyber Range Service for Smart Campus

Tian, Zhihong, et al. "A real-time correlation of host-

level events in cyber range service for smart campus."
IEEE Access 6 (2018): 35355-35364.

IOT enabled Futurus Smart Campus

with effective E-Learning : i-Campus
Veeramanickam, M. R. M., and M. Mohanapriya. "Iot
enabled futurus smart campus with effective e-
learning: i-campus." GSTF journal of Engineering
Technology (JET) 3.4 (2016): 8-87.

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A visoin for the development of i-
campus
Kwok, Lam-for. "A vision for the development of i-
campus." Smart Learning Environments 2 (2015): 1-12.

Learning alaytics for smart campus:

Data on academic performances of
engineering undergraduates in nigerian
private university
Popoola, Segun I., et al. "Learning analytics for smart campus:
data on academic performances of engineering undergraduates
in Nigerian private university." Data in brief 17 (2018): 76-94.

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Secure Image LBP Feature Extraction in
cloud-Based Smart Campus
Xia, Zhihua, et al. "Secure image LBP feature
extraction in cloud-based smart campus." IEEE Access
6 (2018): 30392-30401.

Situational Awareness System in the

the Smart Campus
Yang, Ai-Min, et al. "Situational awareness system in
the smart campus." Ieee Access 6 (2018): 63976-
63986.

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JOURNALS
Smart campus: Data on energy
consumption in an ICT-driven university
Popoola, Segun I., et al. "Smart campus: data on
energy consumption in an ICT-driven university." Data
in brief 16 (2018): 780-793.

Study of Smart Campus Development

Using Internet of Things Technology
Sari, Marti Widya, Prahenusa Wahyu Ciptadi, and R. Hafid
Hardyanto. "Study of smart campus development using internet
of things technology." IOP Conference Series: Materials Science
and Engineering. Vol. 190. No. 1. IOP Publishing, 2017.

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 JOURNALS
The Brescia Smart Campus demonstrator.
Renovation toward a zero energy classrom building

De Angelis, Enrico, et al. "The Brescia Smart Campus

Demonstrator. Renovation toward a zero energy
classroom building." Procedia engineering 118 (2015):
735-743.

Tracking users' behaviors through real-time

information in BIMs: Workflow for interconnection
in the brescia Smart Campus Demonstrator

Ciribini, Angelo LC, et al. "Tracking users’ behaviors

through real-time information in BIMs: Workflow for
interconnection in the Brescia Smart Campus
Demonstrator." Procedia engineering 180 (2017):
1484-1494.

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Analysis of the Journals

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A real-Time Correlation of Host-Level Events
in Cyber Range Service for Smart Campus

Research Problem (RP) Research Question (RQ) Research Objective (RO)

• Smart campus is an exciting, new, and • the proposed method is effective • we proposed a method named
emerging research area that uses for real-time correlation of host- C2RS meaning ‘‘a real-time
technology and infrastructure to level events in cyber range correlation of host-level events in
support and improve its processes in service. cyberrangeservice.’’C2RSimplem
campus services, teaching, learning,
and research, especially, the explosive
entsout-of-band data capturing for
growth in knowledge makes the role of greater attack resistance with
cybersecurity of smart campus become virtual machine introspection
increasingly important. Cyber range is technique. This approach allows
an adaptable virtualization platform C2RS to isolate the data captured
consisting of computers, networks, and from monitored hosts.
systems on which various real-world
cyber threat scenarios and systems
can be evaluated to provide a
comprehensive, unbiased assessment
of the security of information and
automated control systems.

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IOT enabled Futurus Smart Campus with
effective E-Learning : i-Campus

Research Problem (RP) Research Question (RQ) Research Objective (RO)

• New technology like IoT in recent • Traditional normal college • make changes for students in
years rapidly developing in a campus lacks in utilization of any highly enabled IoT: i-Campus
computing world. In digital era our modern technology for e-learning environments.
College campus need of IoT activities in academic course of
technology for classy environment action.
to utilize effective E-learning

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A visoin for the development of
i-campus
Research Problem (RP)
• the development of a smart
campus is part of the
development of a smart city. the
development of information and
communication technologies
poses new challenges to teaching
and learning.
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Research Question (RQ)
• Stakeholders in education will
have different requirements on
intelligence which in turn requires
various supporting technologies.
Research Objective (RO)
• essential elements in constructing
intelligend campus; data
considerations, procedural
knowledge and system integration
are discussed
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Learning alaytics for smart campus: Data on academic performances
of engineering undergraduates in nigerian private university

Research Problem (RP) Research Question (RQ) Research Objective (RO)

• Empirical measurement, monitoring, analysis, • encourage evidence-based • the global educational research
and reporting of learning outcomes in higher research in learning analytics,
institutions of developing countries may lead to
community and regional policy
sustainable education in the region. In this data detailed datasets are made makers to understand and
article, data about the academic performances of publicly available in a Microsoft optimize the learning environment
undergraduates that studied engineering
programs at Covenant University, Nigeria are Excel spreadsheet file attached towards the realization of smart
presented and analyzed. A total population campuses and sustainable
sample of 1841 undergraduates that studied
Chemical Engineering (CHE), Civil Engineering
education.
(CVE), Computer Engineering (CEN), Electrical
and Electronics Engineering (EEE), Information
and Communication Engineering (ICE),
Mechanical Engineering (MEE), and Petroleum
Engineering (PET) within the year range of 2002–
2014 are randomly selected. For the five-year
study period of engineering program, Grade Point
Average (GPA) and its cumulative value of each
of the sample were obtained from the Department
of Student Records and Academic Affairs.

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Secure Image LBP Feature Extraction in
cloud-Based Smart Campus
Research Problem (RP)
• The smart campus can monitor
students in realtime by analyzing
students’images, butalarge
number of images bring an
unbearable burdento the smart
campus.The convenience of
cloud computing has attracted
smart campus too utsource their
huge amount of data to cloud
servers.
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Research Question (RQ)
• Although the out sourcing of data
can reduce the computation a
land storage burdenon smart
campus, the privacy preserving
becomes the biggest
concern.This issue hasattracted
many researchers to study the
protection of out sourced
multimedia data.
Research Objective (RO)
• we propose an effective and
practical privacy-preserving
computation outsourcing protocol
for the local binary pattern (LBP)
feature over huge encrypted
images. The image owner
uploads the encrypted version of
images to the cloud. The cloud
server takes the responsibility of
extracting the LBP features from
encrypte dimages for various
applications.
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Situational Awareness System in the
the Smart Campus
Research Problem (RP)
• Smart campus is based on the
Internet of Things (IoT)
technology, and its purpose is to
achieve the intelligent
management and service on
campus. Through the IoT, the
mutual blending of teachers and
students, learning facilities, and
information generated by facilities
is realized.
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Research Question (RQ)
• Introduces and analyzes the
current research status of smart
campus and the difficulties in
integrating various kinds of
service data in smart campus.
Research Objective (RO)
• this paper analyzes and designs
smart campus service discovery
algorithm and perceptual data
fusion algorithm on the basis of
previous research on the
situational awareness system
framework for smart campus.
Compared with the traditional
campus platform, smart campus
can manage perceptual data
more efficiently, which brings
convenience to campus service
and management.
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Smart campus: Data on energy
consumption in an ICT-driven university
Research Problem (RP)
• In this data article, we present a
comprehensive dataset on electrical energy
consumption in a university that is
practically driven by Information and
Communication Technologies (ICTs). The
total amount of electricity consumed at
Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria was
measured, monitored, and recorded on daily
basis for a period of 12 consecutive months
(January – December, 2016). Energy
readings were observed from the digital
energy meter (EDMI Mk10E) located at the
distribution substation that supplies
electricity to the university community. The
complete energy data are clearly presented
in tables and graphs for relevant utility and
potential reuse. Also, descriptive first-order
statistical analyses of the energy data are
provided in this data article.
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Research Question (RQ)
• the histogram distribution and
time series plot of the monthly
energy consumption data are
analyzed to show insightful trends
of energy consumption in the
university. Furthermore, data on
the significant differences in the
means of daily energy
consumption are made available
as obtained from one-way
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
and multiple comparison post-hoc
tests.
Research Objective (RO)
• The information provided in this
data article will foster research
development in the areas of
energy efficiency, planning, policy
formulation, and management
towards the realization of smart
campuses.
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Study of Smart Campus Development
Using Internet of Things Technology
Research Problem (RP)
• This paper describes the
development of smart campus
using Internet of Things (IoT)
technology. Through smart
campus, it is possible that a
campus is connected via online
by the outside entity, so that the
teaching approach based on
technology can be conducted in
real time.
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Research Question (RQ)
• This research was conducted in
smart education, smart parking
and smart room. Observation and
literature studies were applied as
the research method with the
related theme for the sake of
system design of smart campus.
Research Objective (RO)
• design of smart campus system
that includes smart education
development, smart parking and
smart room with the sake of
Universitas PGRI Yogyakarta as
the case study.
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The Brescia Smart Campus demonstrator.
Renovation toward a zero energy classrom building

Research Problem (RP) Research Question (RQ) Research Objective (RO)

• The project is framed into the
activities addressing the Smart
Campus at University of Brescia.
The classroom building is used as
demonstrator of the energy
strategies to improve the
performance of existing buildings
toward zero energy goals.
• Innovative systems to reduce
energy consumption and Smart
Automation are crucial in the
Smart Campus School Project of
which this research is a
preliminary step of development.
• The project is based on three
main pillars: envelope
refurbishment, improvement of
building services efficiency, smart
control of energy picking and
placing peaks on the electrical
net, also using energy uses other
than building services (e.g.
electrical vehicle charging
station).

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Tracking users' behaviors through real-time information in BIMs:
Workflow for interconnection in the brescia Smart Campus Demonstrator
Research Problem (RP)
• An intelligent building supports the
needs of its occupants by data
analytics. Nowadays, buildings are
evolving from being products to
become effective service providers for
end-users: thus, occupancy topics
become crucial. The paper focuses on
building operations, pointing out how
advantages in supporting the needs of
users could be derived through the
implementation of Building
Management Systems (BMS) into a
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
environment, connecting real-time
information collected by sensors to a
BIM database
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Research Question (RQ)
• The connection and the
integration of information between
BIM and BMS have been
established based on the Industry
Foundation Classes (IFC) neutral
data format; moreover, web-
interfaces and apps have been
tested for enhancing information
to be visualized by different end-
users.
Research Objective (RO)
• The ongoing research has a
twofold scope: 1) to point-out how
buildings should evolve,
managing knowledge coming
from sensors in order to anticipate
the needs of users, and 2) to
analyze whether and how the
centrality of users should change
the building process. The
proposed workflow has been
tested on the Brescia Smart
Campus Demonstrator, a building
equipped with 94 off-the-shelf
sensors
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SMART CAMPUS: SYSTEMS , FACILTY, COMPONENTS, AND
FEATURES.

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