Rec. ITU-T Y.4464 (01/2020) Framework of blockchain of things as decentralized service platform
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FOREWORD
Table of Contents
Recommendation ITU-T Y.4464
Framework of blockchain of things as decentralized service platform
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
     3.1 Terms defined elsewhere
     3.2 Terms defined in this Recommendation
4 Abbreviations and acronyms
5 Conventions
6 Introduction of blockchain of things
7 Common characteristics and high-level requirements of BoT
     7.1 Common characteristics
          7.1.1 Supporting decentralized data storage and management
          7.1.2 Supporting crowding decision-making
          7.1.3 Supporting automatic interactions
     7.2 High-level requirements
          7.2.1 Requirements from service and application support aspects
          7.2.2 Requirements from device aspects
          7.2.3 Requirements from security aspects
          7.2.4 Requirements from management aspects
8 BoT-related common capabilities of the IoT reference model
     8.1 Application layer
     8.2 Service support and application support layer
     8.3 Network layer
     8.4 Device layer
     8.5 Management capabilities
     8.6 Security capabilities
9 Common functionalities of BoT
     9.1 Supporting crowding consensus and decentralized storage
     9.2 Supporting automatic transactions with smart contracts
     9.3 Supporting IoT services to be deployed and performed in BoT
     9.4 Supporting IoT services to access IoT devices through BoT
     9.5 Supporting IoT services and IoT devices to access IoT data in BoT
10 General procedures of BoT
     10.1 Crowding consensus and decentralized storage of BoT
     10.2 Deployment and execution of smart contracts on BoT
     10.3 Deployment of IoT services on BoT
     10.4 Access to IoT services as performed on BoT
     10.5 Access to IoT services as performed outside of BoT
     10.6 Connection of (constrained) IoT devices to BoT
     10.7 Collection and access to IoT data on BoT
Appendix I  Deployment modes of BoT
Appendix II  Use cases for BoT
     II.1 Use case: Using BoT to enhance supply chains for trust productions
     II.2 Use case: Using BoT to mitigate DDoS attacks from hijacked unsecure IoT devices
     II.3 Use case: Using BoT to improve ITS for trust data exchanges
     II.4 Use case: Using BoT to promote device sociability
Appendix III  Technical analysis and comparison of BoT
Appendix IV  Business roles and models of BoT
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