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Title of Article Congestion Control in CoAP Protocol: A Case study of Observing Resource with Block-Wise Transfer 
Date of Acceptance 28 April 2023 
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     Title of Journal Engineering Access 
     Standard TCI 
     Institute of Journal Faculty of Engineering Mahasarakham University 
     ISBN/ISSN 2730-4175 
     Volume 2023 
     Issue
     Month JANUARY-JUNE
     Year of Publication 2023 
     Page 86-92 
     Abstract The Constraint Application Protocol (CoAP) is a restricted protocol used for communication in the Internet of Things (IoT). It allows limited resource devices to connect to the Internet, exchange request/response messages, and block-wise transfer for large data transfers. CoAP also includes an observed mode, which allows a client to monitor resources on servers and receive notification messages via unicast when the state of the resource is changed. However, the default congestion control algorithm used by CoAP, called Binary Exponential Back-Off (BEB), is insufficient for group communication resource observation with block-wise transfer and can lead to significant congestion, resulting in a buffer overflow, data loss, and connection drop. To address this problem, we conducted a study to evaluate the effectiveness of two alternative algorithms for congestion control in CoAP: Fibonacci Pre-Increase Back-off (FPB) and Half Binary Exponential Backoff (HBEB) algorithms. We tested these algorithms using a Cooja simulation and compared their performance to the default BEB algorithm. Our results showed that HBEB outperformed both BEB and FPB in terms of throughput and packet loss ratio (PLR), where BEB provides the best in terms of end-to-end delay. 
     Keyword block-wise transfer, CoAP, congestion control, group communication, IoT, observe resource 
Author
645040074-1 Mr. THAVRAK CHAN [Main Author]
Engineering Master's Degree

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