Designing LoRaWAN Internet of Things Network for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) in Surabaya and Its Surrounding Cities

Purnama, Arrizky Ayu Faradila; Nashiruddin, Muhammad Imam

doi:10.1109/isriti48646.2019.9034571

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“…LoRaWAN is a communication technology that is vulnerable to the effects of meteorological variables [56] such as sun radiation, humidity, and temperature [57]. These weather conditions influence the Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI), which is a metric measured by the receiving device.…”

Section: Lorawan Usage In Smart Gridsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Secure and Resilient Smart Energy Meter

Hseiki,

El-Hajj,

Ajra

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The expansion of the Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Grids (SG), and renewable energy sources has created a greater need for effective cybersecurity measures. These systems need to be protected from all threats in order to maintain continuity and functionality. Smart grids are made up of integrated modules that rely on essential data communication. Each module is exposed to different cybersecurity issues that, if compromised, will affect the entire system. This study addressed the security and data integrity issues in smart energy meters (SEMs), which are critical components in smart grid networks. After a comprehensive review of existing products and their features, a security-focused design for the SEM was proposed. The proposed solution provides a multi-level design to ensure the hardware, communication, and data security of the SEM. The solution mitigates Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, data integrity issues, data privacy and energy theft. The security of a smart meter depends on securing two-way data communication, data processing and data integrity. To achieve this goal, the authors leveraged LoRaWAN technology in smart grid communications and unidirectional data transmission to ensure network security and resilience.

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Section: Lorawan Usage In Smart Gridsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Secure and Resilient Smart Energy Meter

Hseiki,

El-Hajj,

Ajra

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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“…Bagariang et al (2019) who carried out the planning and the simulation of the LoRaWAN network implementation for smart electricity meter, smart gas meter, and smart water meter in three different geographical types, namely Urban, Sub Urban and Rural areas. Another research has been performed by Purnama & Nashiruddin (2019) to explore the LoRaWAN network deployment for smart electricity, gas, water meter and gasoline meter for Surabaya, Gresik and Sidoarjo Cities. Meanwhile, Santoso et al (2019) investigated NB-IoT implementation for electricity smart meter from mobile operator perspectives.…”

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LPWA-based IoT Technology Selection for Smart Metering Deployment in Urban and Sub Urban Areas: A State Electricity Company Perspective

Hidayati

Nashiruddin

2020

bul. pos. dan telekomun.

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The need for LPWA-based Internet of Things (IoT) technology for deploying smart metering services is rapidly growing for its ability to manage energy usage in real-time and increase efficiency. However, the problem faced by electric utility companies is how to choose the most appropriate technology. This study uses a techno-economic approach to compare the two most widely used technological alternatives, namely establishing LoRaWAN as a non-licensed LPWA technology or leasing NB-IoT as a licensed LPWA technology owned by a telecommunications operator. Case studies conducted in the urban area of Bandung and sub-urban city of Tasikmalaya as an example of a typical town in Indonesia. The results showed that LoRaWAN and NB-IoT are both technically and business feasible to be implemented with their respective advantages. LoRaWAN is superior in battery lifetime, business model, speed of implementation, and total costs, whereas NB-IoT is superior in range, capacity, quality of service, security, and ecosystem support. Using PLN's perspective as a national electricity company in Indonesia, LoRaWAN has a Net Present Value of 23% higher than NB-IoT in the 10 th year.

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The role of low‐power wide‐area network technologies in Internet of Things: A systematic and comprehensive review

Mousavi

Khademzadeh

Rahmani

2021

Int J Communication

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Summary With the quick progress of wireless technologies, the Internet of Things (IoT) has been recognized as the main part of daily people's lives that makes their life more convenient by utilizing a diverse range of smart devices. Over the last decade, various useful and forthcoming application fields have been developed by taking advantage of the IoT concept. In this regard, LPWAN technologies such as LoRa, Sigfox, and NB‐IoT play an important role in advancing. These technologies are suitable wireless communication protocols for battery‐powered IoT objects that enable long‐distance communication in low‐power devices at a low operation cost. Some review papers have investigated the LPWAN technology in the IoT from different perspectives. However, the lack of detailed and systematic study outlining the role of these technologies in different IoT applications is very clear. Consequently, this gap inspired us to write the current study. The current works are classified into three main classes, including smart city, home automation, and smart healthcare. Besides, the involved models in the smart city group are categorized into five subgroups, including smart monitoring, smart metering, air pollution, smart agriculture, and smart parking. The selected works are reviewed, and their main features, including main idea, coverage range, sensor types, processing board, frequency band, communication protocols, power consumption analysis, and achievement, are specified. Generally, our main aim is to describe the challenging problems of applying LPWAN to various IoT applications, specify the efficient models, and recommend some hints for upcoming studies.

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Designing LoRaWAN Internet of Things Network for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) in Surabaya and Its Surrounding Cities

Cited by 14 publications

References 12 publications

A Secure and Resilient Smart Energy Meter

A Secure and Resilient Smart Energy Meter

LPWA-based IoT Technology Selection for Smart Metering Deployment in Urban and Sub Urban Areas: A State Electricity Company Perspective

The role of low‐power wide‐area network technologies in Internet of Things: A systematic and comprehensive review

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