EMMON: A WSN System Architecture for Large Scale and Dense Real-Time Embedded Monitoring

Tennina, Stefano; Bouroche, Mélanie; Braga, Pedro; Gomes, Ricardo; Alves, Mário; Mirza, Farrukh; Ciriello, Vincenzo; Carrozza, Gabriella; Oliveira, Pedro; Cahill, Vinny

doi:10.1109/euc.2011.32

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“…There are various frameworks and platforms supporting monitoring of CPS and IoT. Several approaches and prototypes are presente, both in literature [24], [25], [26] and in the scope of research projects such as Cumulus, NGcert, SECCRIT etc. However, there is no generally accepted method that allows mapping the security, safety and organizational compliance.…”

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Security Safety and Organizational Standard Compliance in Cyber Physical Systems

Bicaku¹,

Schmittner²,

Rottmann³

et al. 2019

Infocommunications journal

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In Industry 4.0 independent entities should interoperate to allow flexible and customized production. To assure the parties that individual components are secured to inter-operate, we investigate automated standard compliance. The standard compliance is defined based on given sets of security and safety requirements for which measurable indicator points are derived. Those reflect configurations of systems recommended by security, safety or process management relevant standards and guidelines, which help to demonstrate the state of compliance. We propose in this paper an approach to automate such an assessment when components are inter-operating with each other by using a monitoring and standard compliance verification framework. The framework will assure the parties that services or devices within their organizations operate in a secure and standard compliant way, without compromising the underlying infrastructure.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Security Safety and Organizational Standard Compliance in Cyber Physical Systems

Bicaku¹,

Schmittner²,

Rottmann³

et al. 2019

Infocommunications journal

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“…There are various frameworks and platforms supporting monitoring of CPS and IoT. Several approaches and prototypes are presented both, in literature [19], [20], [21] and in scope of research projects such as Cumulus, NGcert, SECCRIT etc. However, there is no generally accepted method that allows mapping the security and safety compliance.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Monitoring Industry 4.0 applications for security and safety standard compliance

Bicaku

Schmittner

Tauber

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (ICPS)

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In Industry 4.0 independent entities shall interoperate to allow flexible and customized production. To assure the parties that individual components are secured to inter-operate, we investigate automated standard compliance. The standard compliance is defined based on given sets of safety, security and organizational requirements from which are derived measurable indicator points. Those reflect configurations of systems recommended by security, safety or legally relevant standards and guidelines including organizational aspects, which help to demonstrate the state of compliance. We propose in this paper an initial approach to automate such assessment when components are inter-operating with each other by using a monitoring and standard compliance verification framework. This will assure the parties that services or devices within their organizations operate in a secure and standard compliant way, without compromising the underlying infrastructure.

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“…This research is closely related to and complements EM-MON [14], having a similar network architecture and relying on COTS 1 components. The EMMON project shows promising results in achieving scalable and time-bounded communication.…”

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confidence: 97%

Unstable path routing in urban-scale WSN

2012

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) may suffer from congestion at the nodes near the sink, and partition due to the failure of crucial nodes. In urban environments, mobile devices, such as vehicles and smart phones, present in the vicinity of the sensor field could be opportunistically used for data forwarding. Such devices, controlled by third parties, introduce paths that may appear for only very small intervals. This paper discusses how exploiting such unstable paths to shift the routing-related processing and communication load to more capable mobile devices can alleviate traffic congestion, improve fault tolerance and reduce WSN energy consumption.

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EMMON: A WSN System Architecture for Large Scale and Dense Real-Time Embedded Monitoring

Cited by 16 publications

References 13 publications

Security Safety and Organizational Standard Compliance in Cyber Physical Systems

Security Safety and Organizational Standard Compliance in Cyber Physical Systems

Monitoring Industry 4.0 applications for security and safety standard compliance

Unstable path routing in urban-scale WSN

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