Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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Smart Healthcare System using Post Quantum Technique and Blockchain
GD Makkar , Pradeep Semwal , Harish Chandra Sharma , Archana Kero , Minit Arora , Vaibhav Sharma
Abstract
The predominant responsibilities carried out all over the data life cycle, including data acquiring,
processing, retrieval, and storage, have described the data management. Blockchain-based data
management is outlined in healthcare to provide patients dominance over their data. Their consent
permits patients and hospital authorities to control who has access to their data and track who has
accessed it. For data processing, intelligent contracts-based data-processing-friendly architecture
had designed. Finally, as far as data storage is concerned, data storage time, accuracy, and energy
consumption remain the primary concern to be focused and this work proposes a novel method
called Logarithmic Merkle Quantum-based Legendre Quadratic (LMQ-LQ) IoT-generated healthcare
extensive data analysis using Blockchain. The LMQ-LQ process splits into four sections: First, a peerto-peer network constructs using Blockchain Logarithmic Merkle Tree. Second, the distributed ledger
form using the Post Quantum function with the constructed tree. Third, Legendre Quadratic
Residue's consensus mechanism design with valid IoT-generated big data. Finally, an intelligent
contract model shoots up automatically upon the execution of a transaction. The performance
results of the proposed LMQ-LQ IoT generated healthcare extensive data analysis using Blockchain
are evaluated in terms of data storage time, data storage accuracy, and energy consumption,
respectively.
Keywords
Big Data, Internet of Things, Blockchain, Logarithmic Merkle Tree, Post Quantum, Distributed Ledger, Legendre, Quadratic Residue, Consensus mechanism
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