A Method of Remote Interactive Control in Electricity SCADA System Based on Internet

Liu, Guoling; Yang, Zhenyu; Jiang, Wenfeng

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31516-9_80

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“…With the growing demand for technology in the area of SCADA systems and utilization of various advance hardware and software systems, SCADA/HMIs are required to manage the overall infrastructure(s) [ 33 , 34 , 35 ]. Typical SCADA system components (or devices) are designed to manipulate the SCADA communication on a lower bandwidth, which would restrict the availability of advanced multimedia information such as information in the form of audio/video and other high bandwidth information delivery.…”

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“…Therefore, it is difficult for end-users to design and develop interfaces according to their demands; to design a user defined interface, a deep knowledge of the hardware is required [ 32 , 37 , 38 ]. As a consequence, while it might be difficult to design a SCADA/HMI without in-depth knowledge of the device information, is the end it is an absolute requirement from the users’ point of view [ 33 , 34 , 35 ]. Hence, the current research takes a step to employ a more convenient multimedia platform that visualizes the communication parts of the SCADA system.…”

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A New Cellular Architecture for Information Retrieval from Sensor Networks through Embedded Service and Security Protocols

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Substantial changes have occurred in the Information Technology (IT) sectors and with these changes, the demand for remote access to field sensor information has increased. This allows visualization, monitoring, and control through various electronic devices, such as laptops, tablets, i-Pads, PCs, and cellular phones. The smart phone is considered as a more reliable, faster and efficient device to access and monitor industrial systems and their corresponding information interfaces anywhere and anytime. This study describes the deployment of a protocol whereby industrial system information can be securely accessed by cellular phones via a Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) server. To achieve the study goals, proprietary protocol interconnectivity with non-proprietary protocols and the usage of interconnectivity services are considered in detail. They support the visualization of the SCADA system information, and the related operations through smart phones. The intelligent sensors are configured and designated to process real information via cellular phones by employing information exchange services between the proprietary protocol and non-proprietary protocols. SCADA cellular access raises the issue of security flaws. For these challenges, a cryptography-based security method is considered and deployed, and it could be considered as a part of a proprietary protocol. Subsequently, transmission flows from the smart phones through a cellular network.

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confidence: 99%