Rateless-Code-Based Secure Cooperative Transmission Scheme for Industrial IoT

Jain, Sonam; Bose, Ranjan

doi:10.1109/jiot.2020.2969955

Cited by 13 publications

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“…For the purpose of comparison, we will compare the proposed scheme with the existing representative schemes. Particularly, three types of existing works are selected for performance comparison: the existing scheduling scheme I including the works 25,27,28 that adopt the network coding approach-based cooperative scheme for data transmission and scheduling; the existing scheduling scheme II including the works [30][31][32] that employ the buffer-aided cooperative scheme for data and scheduling; and the existing scheduling scheme III including the works 33,[35][36][37] that employ the rateless codes based cooperative scheme for data transmission.…”

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An optimized cooperative data transmission scheme in relay‐enabled cellular communication networks

Wang,

Ren,

Zhang

2024

Int J Communication

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SummaryCooperative transmission is of great significance in data transmission and resource schedule in mobile cellular communication networks. To attain the desired network transmission performance objectives over the whole cellular network system, we propose an appropriate cooperative data transmission scheme to optimize the data delivery efficiency in terms of the transmission time consumption for each and every transmission group. The proposed transmission optimization scheme includes the tasks of determining the transmission group, allocating the channel rate resource, specifying the cooperative transmission mechanism, and performing resource allocation and schedule as well. Firstly, we propose a utility function based rate allocation scheme to optimize the channel rate resource utilization for all those transmission groups over the cellular communication network. Based on it, we further present a cooperative data transmission scheme to deal with the data delivery and reception for all those subgroups with high efficiency over the whole network system. Particularly, we propose a resource efficiency function‐based coordination scheduling (EFCS) scheme to conduct the cooperative data transmission and resource schedule as well for each transmission group within the network. The EFCS scheme facilitates to determine the subgroups for schedule over each scheduling cycle, which can produce the best data transmission efficiency across both the direct and cooperative transmission hop. Both the theoretical analysis and the simulation evaluation results verify the superior performance of our proposed cooperative data transmission scheme.

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An optimized cooperative data transmission scheme in relay‐enabled cellular communication networks

Wang,

Ren,

Zhang

2024

Int J Communication

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“…In (44), because D i only collects N (0 ≤ N < H) packets after S stops the transmission, it cannot recover the original message T i . It is worth noting that probability that D i in PRS-i incorrectly receives the packet…”

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“…Different with the related works [40], [45], [46] which focus on RCs-aided one-hop secure transmission; our proposed scheme considers the dual-hop relaying one. Next, the main difference between our work and the related works [41]- [44] is the partial relay selection approaches and the CJ technique. Furthermore, the previous works [40]- [46] do not consider NOMA.…”

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confidence: 96%

“…In addition, the authors in [43] propose a best relay selection method to minimize the QVP performance under a delay constraint. Reference [44] concerns with relay selection strategies for obtaining both reliability and security for RCs-based industrial IoT networks. The authors in [45] measure the IP and QVP performance of RCs-assisted MIMO systems adopting both TAS and CJ.…”

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Security-Reliability Trade-Off Analysis for Rateless Codes-Based Relaying Protocols Using NOMA, Cooperative Jamming and Partial Relay Selection

Duy²,

Le-Tien

et al. 2021

IEEE Access

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In this paper, we propose secure relaying transmission protocols using rateless codes, where a source sends encoded packets to two intended destinations via help of intermediate relays. Employing nonorthogonal multiple access, two encoded packets can be sent to the destinations at the same time. In addition, two partial relay selection methods are studied to enhance reliability of the data transmission at the first and second hops. For protecting the source-relay and relay-destination transmission against an eavesdropper, cooperative jamming technique is employed. Particularly, in the first phase of each data transmission cycle, the remaining relays (except the selected relay) are used to transmit artificial noise on the eavesdropper, and cooperate with the selected relay to cancel interference components. In the second phase, trusted nodes that are near the destinations are employed to play a role as the cooperative jammers. For a fair performance comparison, we design a simple transmit power allocation for the transmitter and jammer nodes at the first and second phases. We also propose an adaptive power allocation method, where fractions of the transmit power are appropriately allocated to the signals, relying on instantaneous channel gains between the selected relay and the destinations. This paper also derives exact closed-form formulas of outage probability and intercept probability over Rayleigh fading channel. All the performance analysis is then validated by Monte-Carlo simulations. The obtained results clearly show a trade-off between security and reliability that can be enhanced by optimally designing the system parameters.

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“…One-way relaying networks (OWRNs) can be widely used to increase capacity and coverage while decreasing power consumption 1,2 in emerging wireless systems such as sensor networks, 3 Internet of Things, 4 and vehicular communication systems. 5 Therefore, OWRNs have been studied extensively in the literature recently.…”

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Exact analysis of maximal ratio transmission‐based decode‐and‐forward relaying with arbitrary number of co‐channel interferers

Aladwani

Gucluoglu

2023

Int J Communication

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Summary This paper analyzes the performance of maximal ratio transmission (MRT)‐based cooperative communication system over Nakagami‐ m fading channels in the existence of co‐channel interference which is becoming a critical factor since the limited spectrum bands are shared by growing number of devices. In particular, a dual‐hop decode‐and‐forward relaying is investigated when multiple interferers affect the relay and the destination nodes. Firstly, the cumulative distribution function (CDF) and the probability density function (PDF) of the signal‐to‐interference‐plus‐noise ratio (SINR) are derived. Then, the exact expressions for the outage probability (OP), average bit error probability (ABEP), and ergodic capacity are obtained. Furthermore, asymptotic expressions for OP and ABEP are provided to find the diversity and coding gains. Finally, simulation results are presented to validate our theoretical findings.

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Rateless-Code-Based Secure Cooperative Transmission Scheme for Industrial IoT

Cited by 13 publications

References 31 publications

An optimized cooperative data transmission scheme in relay‐enabled cellular communication networks

An optimized cooperative data transmission scheme in relay‐enabled cellular communication networks

Security-Reliability Trade-Off Analysis for Rateless Codes-Based Relaying Protocols Using NOMA, Cooperative Jamming and Partial Relay Selection

Exact analysis of maximal ratio transmission‐based decode‐and‐forward relaying with arbitrary number of co‐channel interferers

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