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 **Supervisor(s):** Prof. Arkady Zaslavsky, Dr. Sylvain Kubler \\ **Supervisor(s):** Prof. Arkady Zaslavsky, Dr. Sylvain Kubler \\
 **Hosting Institution:** ITMO University, St Petersburg, Russia \\ **Hosting Institution:** ITMO University, St Petersburg, Russia \\
-**Abstract:** Insert thesis abstract(200 words)\\+**Abstract:** Communication between Internet of Things (IoT), services and humans are a very important task for future smart cities. Connecting of thousands of services, millions of people and billions of smart devices in modern cities is a major problem. Unifying of messaging model may radically simplify this process, especially during the adoption of new components and sharing of information. In this paper, we investigate messaging standards in IoT highlighting Open Group’s O-MI/O-DF messaging standard. A comprehensive performance evaluation is performed, and the results discussed. A smart waste management use case is developed and message simulation tool with O-MI/O-DF as the communication layer\\
 **Paper:** [[https://www.doria.fi/|Insert link to thesis paper]].\\ **Paper:** [[https://www.doria.fi/|Insert link to thesis paper]].\\