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             FIG. 7.2 Relationship between OSI reference model, TCP/IP, and IoT layers.


             services. In recent years, the integration of IoT and smart grid has attracted more
             attention for a novel network type named Internet of Energy (IoE). The integra-
             tion of smart grid and IoT application is described as web-enabled use of smart
             grid since it is improved with IP-based features of internet. The internet-based
             smart grid provides a number of benefits to generation and distribution opera-
             tors, consumers, and stakeholders owing to intelligence-based management
             opportunities. Another significant contribution of IoT to smart grid is the
             monitoring, management, control, and information applications that almost
             all of them can be operated any mobile devices and various operating systems.
             Thus, consumers inherit increased control on smart grid components. The most
             recent IoT and smart environment researches have been focused on IoE net-
             works focusing on WSN in [9] by Rana. The most significant contributions
             of WSNs to smart grid and IoT integration include cognitive radio-assisted
             sensor networks (CRSNs), end-user applications, data analysis and security
             and privacy issues.
                The potential benefits of CRSNs to WSN applications as dynamic spectrum
             access, opportunistic channel usage, adaption to reduce the power consumption,
             and flexible communication band use including licensed and unlicensed infra-
             structures. It is obvious that smart grid applications produce huge amount of
             data and communication traffic where IoT and big data analytics are convenient
             to tackle this issue. In Table 7.1, a summary of introduced applications of smart
             grid and IoT integration have been expressed. In addition to summarized topics,
             several studies have been done for DSM, AMI, and smart monitoring applica-
             tions in the context of smart grid and IoT infrastructure. The layer frameworks,
             protocol stacks, applications, and services of IoT are presented in the following
             sections in detail.
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