Our proposed architecture contains three layers such as service layer, platform layer and infrastructure layer.
The proposed scheme consists of four layers: application layer, service layer, infrastructure layer, and media layer.
Figure 1 shows a representation of a cloud system consisting of four layers: infrastructure, hypervisor, operating system, and application.
This system has been demonstrated as a high-level prototype; hence, we presented the use cases listing the detailed steps/layout of the complete link layer infrastructure.
This article proposed a novel link layer infrastructure for vehicular ad hoc networks for the purpose of enabling WiMAX network service to a large number of vehicles using both WiMAX and DSRC networking.
Since the main contribution of this paper is to introduce a new and complete link layer infrastructure design for the WiMAX/DSRC system, network entry and handover processes are designed to have different behavior only when WiMAX operates over DSRC.
This article provided the complete link layer infrastructure details that are important in ensuring standard compliance with the two existing technologies, while illustrating the functionality of the combined system.
Interlocking is a safety layer which lies between the input receiving layer (interface layer) and the output layer (infrastructure layer), making sure only the safe inputs are sifted through to become outputs, rejecting those instructions which might cause collision or derailing.
There are three layers in the multimedia communication model, which are multimedia application layer, cloud platform layer, and infrastructure layer.
The KDM meta-model consists of four abstraction layers: (i) infrastructure layer, (ii) program elements layer, (iii) runtime resource layer, and (iv) abstractions layer.
The delineated approach is based on the assumption that optimizing the utility for scientific applications in the Cloud relies on the configuration of all three Cloud layers: the infrastructure layer (IaaS), the execution layer (PaaS), and the application layer (SaaS).
