The Benefit of Information Centric Networking for Enabling Communications in Disaster Scenarios

Seedorf, Jan; Tagami, Atsushi; Arumaithurai, Mayutan; Melazzi, Nicola Blefari; Kutscher, Dirk; Sugiyama, Kohei; Hasegawa, Takeshi; Asami, Tohru; Ramakrishnan, K. K.; Yagyu, Tomohiko; Psaras, Ioannis

doi:10.1109/glocomw.2015.7414086

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“…The benefits of utilizing ICN in disaster management has been a subject of attention in recent years. Tyson et al, for example, highlight improved resiliency and superior disruption tolerance [13], while Seedorf et al emphasize the spatiotemporal decoupling and data-oriented security schemes of ICN [14] as beneficial for disaster management. Projects such as GreenICN [15] and UMobile [16] are a few examples which leverage ICN specifically for disaster management use cases.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…At the same time and in spite of widely recognized need for suitable trust models in disaster scenarios [13], [14], [17], only a few approaches have been proposed so far which address both origin authentication and identification. Seedorf et al [18] propose a decentralized mechanism based on WOT (see Figure 2d) to bind names to real-world identities in fragmented mobile networks.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Authenticated Communication in Crises: Toward an Infrastructureless Trust Model for Challenged Networks

Tehrani

Osterweil

Schiller

et al. 2019

2019 International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)

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Natural as well as human-caused disasters and catastrophes easily lead to chaos. Effective crisis communication and informing the public about the ongoing situation can reduce chaos and maintain social resiliency. Communication, however, relies on a working physical infrastructure, which usually is broken in the incident area. Whereas first response teams and authorities benefit from special communication equipment, civilians do not and experience longer periods of being disconnected from the outside world. Even if messages come through occasionally, the communication is too intermittent to allow for channel-based trust models. TLS, for example, requires access to trusted third parties to authenticate data.In this position paper, we argue that end-to-end communication conflicts with disaster scenarios. We propose an approach that leverages information-centric networking (ICN) to authenticate risk and crisis communication in loosely connected communication systems. Our proposal makes use of spatiotemporal decoupling of data from their producers based on ICN for optimal message propagation in fragmented networks, while introducing a trust bootstrapping phase to enable off-line authentication. The data-oriented security model of ICN is used to tailor a trust model specifically for scenarios during which access to trusted third parties or data owners is not given and messages are relayed through untrusted parties.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Authenticated Communication in Crises: Toward an Infrastructureless Trust Model for Challenged Networks

Tehrani

Osterweil

Schiller

et al. 2019

2019 International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)

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“…The consortium produced several solutions on this direction, some of which were presented or discussed during the FI4D workshop (13)(14)(15)(16). Intrinsically, these solutions perfectly fit ANDs, and were the spin during the FI4D workshop.…”

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Bringing Information Centric Networking to Challenged Environments: An overview of the Second Workshop on Future Internet Architecture for Developing Regions

Arcia-Moret,

Psaras,

Crowcroft

2018

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“…The proposed approach focuses on replicating messages based on their content, instead of blindingly routing all messages, to increase the chance of successfully transmitting critical messages e.g., between first responders. The authors of [15] have proposed a similar solution that derives message priorities from node names. Monticelli et al [16] extended this further by leveraging delay tolerant networks concepts to deliver data between fragmented ICNs such as ambulances and police cars.…”

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Technology-related disasters: A survey towards disaster-resilient Software Defined Networks

Machuca

Secci

Vizarreta

et al. 2016

2016 8th International Workshop on Resilient Networks Design and Modeling (RNDM)

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Abstract-Resilience against disaster scenarios is essential to network operators, not only because of the potential economic impact of a disaster but also because communication networks form the basis of crisis management. COST RECODIS aims at studying measures, rules, techniques and prediction mechanisms for different disaster scenarios. This paper gives an overview of different solutions in the context of technology-related disasters. After a general overview, the paper focuses on resilient Software Defined Networks.

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The Benefit of Information Centric Networking for Enabling Communications in Disaster Scenarios

Cited by 21 publications

References 11 publications

Authenticated Communication in Crises: Toward an Infrastructureless Trust Model for Challenged Networks

Authenticated Communication in Crises: Toward an Infrastructureless Trust Model for Challenged Networks

Bringing Information Centric Networking to Challenged Environments: An overview of the Second Workshop on Future Internet Architecture for Developing Regions

Technology-related disasters: A survey towards disaster-resilient Software Defined Networks

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