Relation Between Security and Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)

Othman, Akeel; Maga, Dušan

doi:10.23919/ntsp.2018.8524094

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“…The problem of minimizing energy consumption is described in Xu et al [28], where the authors discuss the energy consumption concerning the set of functions provided by a sensor node in a wireless network. It is advisable to add the possibility of supplying the autonomous system from a source other than the battery or combining the following sources.…”

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A Low-Power Data Logger With Simple File System for Long-Term Environmental Monitoring in Remote Areas

Ďud’ák,

Gašpar,

Budjač

et al. 2023

IEEE Sensors J.

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This research addresses the long-term measurement of environmental data in geographically remote areas and an energy-optimized method of storing data on a storage medium. For this purpose, we have developed our measurement module ADL -Advanced Data Logger. In terms of connectivity, the module operates in 3 modes: offline -when measured data is primarily stored on the storage medium; IoT ready -measured data is stored on the storage medium and sent to the remote server in defined batches; online mode -when measured data is preferably sent to the remote server immediately after measurement. The design aims to minimize the module's power consumption so that the autonomous operating time is close to one year. As part of the design, the simpleFS software module is designed for the role of a simple file system optimized to minimize I/O operations. Its other feature in data storage is the automatic normalization of the data transmitted from the attached sensors. The last part of the design is the AdlReader software solution, used to configure the hardware (HW) module and to retrieve the measured data files. We verified the correct operation of the ADL module along with nine sensors built in a vertical soil temperature profile probe in experimental installation and operation for two months. According to the requirements for our solution, the expected operation time of the ADL module is 9 -12 months.

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Section: B Data Storage For Data Logger Purposesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Low-Power Data Logger With Simple File System for Long-Term Environmental Monitoring in Remote Areas

Ďud’ák,

Gašpar,

Budjač

et al. 2023

IEEE Sensors J.

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“…Another point of view is shown in [3], where authors propose a model that makes use of a Software-Defined Networking (SDN) approach to manage a WSN in order to solve most of the security issues. Finally, [4] describes the impact of security mechanisms implementation in energy consumption for WSNs devices, which is another interesting and key issue, especially when limitations of the available energy have to be taken into account. These works show that IIoT faces many threats that are often not taken into account, and that this issue can be engaged following different policies.…”

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Safety and Security oriented design for reliable Industrial IoT applications based on WSNs

Vera-Pérez

Todoli-Ferrandis

Sempere-Payá

et al. 2019

2019 24th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA)

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Internet of Things based technologies are enabling the digital transformation in many sectors. However, in order to use this type of solutions, such as wireless sensor networks, in scenarios like transport, industry or smart cities, the deployed networks must meet sensible safety and security requirements. This article describes a Wireless Sensor Network design that applies multi-layered mechanisms and tools to ensure security, safety and reliability while maintaining usability in Rail and Industrial IoT scenarios. The proposed solution provides guidelines for choosing the best implementations given usual restrictions, offering a modular stack so it can be combined with other solutions.

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“…[8][9][10][11] Several of their research also address DoS attack mitigation. 12,13 In this paper, on the basis of a previous study, 14 we will offer an examination of the security features for WSNs in the case of an impersonation attack while taking energy usage into consideration 15 and considering two MAC protocols: Lightweight MAC (LMAC) 16 and Berkeley MAC (BMAC). 17 The paper is structures as follows: Section 2 presents an introduction on impersonation attack and relative mitigation.…”

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A MAC layer analysis of an impersonation attack in a wireless sensor network

Palmieri

Campoverde

2023

Autonomous Systems: Sensors, Processing and Security for Ground, Air, Sea, and Space Vehicles and Infrastructure 2023

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One of the key features of a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) device is its constrained resource availability and its security weakness. As a result, the research of the energy and security issues is crucial because of how much they influence WSN behavior. Traditional security procedures are not the best given the restricted resources of nodes, thus it is necessary to analyze new strategies in order to take this particular node attribute into consideration. In this study, a MAC layer impersonation attack is examined, and the performance of a network of four sensor nodes, a gateway, and a server is assessed using the LMAC and BMAC protocols in terms of the average energy used by each node in the WSN under consideration.

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Relation Between Security and Energy Consumption in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

A Low-Power Data Logger With Simple File System for Long-Term Environmental Monitoring in Remote Areas

A Low-Power Data Logger With Simple File System for Long-Term Environmental Monitoring in Remote Areas

Safety and Security oriented design for reliable Industrial IoT applications based on WSNs

A MAC layer analysis of an impersonation attack in a wireless sensor network

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