On Blockchain-Based Data Integrity
Tanvir Uddin
Corresponding
Khulna University of Engineering & Technology
Tanvir Santos
Military Institute of Science and Technology
Ming Patel
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Abstract
Small improvements in blockchain-based data integrity can translate into significant savings across large-scale water resource management. The proposed procedure is demonstrated on a case study representative of water resource management. Across all 9 test cases, the model reproduced the measured response to within 52%. Adoption of the recommended measures could yield substantial economic and environmental benefits.
Keywords:
blockchain-based data integritywavelet transform analysisfinite element analysisinduction motorcognitive radioair quality
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