Green Cyber-Physical Computing as Sustainable Development Model

Hahanov, Vladimir; Litvinova, Eugenia; Chumachenko, Svetlana

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-55595-9_4

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“…Many efforts in achieving green information technology (IT) have been in the area of cyber-physical computing [12]. It is believed that new applications of computing go beyond the traditional applications of IT and now include smart software/hardware/network to monitor and control the systems in a human-free fashion [13]. Hahanov et al listed "10 commitments of Sustainable Green Computing Development" and proposed a computing in sustainable development model, in which they grouped as reflecting/monitoring of the physical processes through singular (single computing), network (network computing) and global computing (global computing-Internet); controlling/managing of the physical processes through cloud computing, cyber-physical networks, and the Internet of Things; creating intelligent cyber-physical processes through brain computing and smart big data networks (Figure 2) [13].…”

Section: Energy and Cost Saving In Cyber-physical Systemsmentioning

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The Influence of Smart Manufacturing towards Energy Conservation: A Review

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Today, the current trends of manufacturing are towards the adaptation and implementation of smart manufacturing, which is a new initiative to turn the traditional factories into profitable innovation facilities. However, the concept and technologies are still in a state of infancy, since many manufacturers around the world are not fully knowledgeable about the benefits of smart manufacturing compared to their current practices. This article reviews several aspects of smart manufacturing and introduces its advantages in terms of energy-saving and production efficiency. This article also points out that some areas need further research so that smart manufacturing can be shaped better.

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“…Figure 2. Hierarchy of the sustainable computing framework, and the lifecycle of the overall processes[13].…”

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Sustainable development of vocal music ecology in a digital ecological environment

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2023

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The phenomenon of noise interference during vocal transmission can lead to the problem of poor vocal transmission quality. This paper proposes a study on the sustainability of vocal ecology in a digital ecological environment. First, the matching tracking algorithm can extract the time-frequency characteristics of the effective signal, attenuate the interference of noise, and improve the propagation quality. A sustainable development GA-BP network model is established, and the adjustment amount of each weighting coefficient is obtained according to the gradient algorithm and using the inertia adjustment strategy. The coordination is regulated through feedback control strategies to ultimately achieve ecological sustainability of vocal music. The analysis results show that the average relative error of the simulation prediction of the sustainable development GA-BP network model is 3.54%, the maximum relative error is 8.11%, and the average relative error is within 5% of 70%. It has significant superiority and high efficiency in comparison with the prediction degree of the traditional model.

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“…In general, the first (cyber) part manages the objects and makes decisions, while the physical part refers to the real world and is prone to environmental influences. CPSs are widely used in various domains of human life and industry, including medical and health-care systems [4,5], vehicular and transportation systems [6], marine industry [7], smart building and cities [8][9][10], electric power grids and energy systems [11,12], and many others [13]. Cyber-physical systems are often implemented as concurrent systems, which allows the execution of multiple operations at the same time (simultaneously) [14].…”

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Design of Petri Net-Based Cyber-Physical Systems Oriented on the Implementation in Field Programmable Gate Arrays

Wiśniewski

2021

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Two design flows of the Petri net-based cyber-physical systems oriented towards implementation in an FPGA are presented in the paper. The first method is based on the behavioural description of the system. The control part of the cyber-physical system is specified by an interpreted Petri net, and is described directly in the synthesisable Verilog hardware language for further implementation in the programmable device. The second technique involves splitting the design into sequential modules. In particular, adequate decomposition and synchronisation algorithms are proposed. The resulting modules are further modelled within the Verilog language as the composition of sequential automata. The presented design flows are supported by theoretical background, and templates of Verilog codes. The proposed techniques are illustrated by a real-life example of a multi-robot cyber-physical system, where each step of the proposed flows is explained in detail, including modelling, description of the system in the Verilog language, and final implementation within the FPGA device. The results obtained during the verification and validation confirm the proper functionality of the system designed by both design flows.

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Green Cyber-Physical Computing as Sustainable Development Model

Cited by 14 publications

References 5 publications

The Influence of Smart Manufacturing towards Energy Conservation: A Review

The Influence of Smart Manufacturing towards Energy Conservation: A Review

Sustainable development of vocal music ecology in a digital ecological environment

Design of Petri Net-Based Cyber-Physical Systems Oriented on the Implementation in Field Programmable Gate Arrays

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