UAV Traffic Information Exchange Network

Chao, Hsun; Maheshwari, Apoorv; Sudarsanan, Varun S.; Tamaskar, Shashank; DeLaurentis, Daniel A.

doi:10.2514/6.2018-3347

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“…However, when used in tandem with other technologies and protocols, blockchain can improve the safety and management of UAVs flying under limited or obstructed Line of Sight conditions. In the study of Chao et al (2018) a safe and reliable data sharing amongst UAVs is being developed through the use of a Blockchain-based network. A double-block verification process can be created using Blockchain, making the system immune to cyberattacks and bottlenecks in the Los.…”

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Applications, challenges, and solutions of unmanned aerial vehicles in smart city using blockchain

Faisal Abbas Shah,

Mazhar,

Shloul

et al. 2024

PeerJ Computer Science

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Real-time data gathering, analysis, and reaction are made possible by this information and communication technology system. Data storage is also made possible by it. This is a good move since it enhances the administration and operation services essential to any city’s efficient operation. The idea behind “smart cities” is that information and communication technology (ICTs) need to be included in a city’s routine activities in order to gather, analyze, and store enormous amounts of data in real-time. This is helpful since it makes managing and governing urban areas easier. The “drone” or “uncrewed aerial vehicle” (UAV), which can carry out activities that ordinarily call for a human driver, serves as an example of this. UAVs could be used to integrate geospatial data, manage traffic, keep an eye on objects, and help in an emergency as part of a smart urban fabric. This study looks at the benefits and drawbacks of deploying UAVs in the conception, development, and management of smart cities. This article describes the importance and advantages of deploying UAVs in designing, developing, and maintaining in smart cities. This article overviews UAV uses types, applications, and challenges. Furthermore, we presented blockchain approaches for addressing the given problems for UAVs in smart research topics and recommendations for improving the security and privacy of UAVs in smart cities. Furthermore, we presented Blockchain approaches for addressing the given problems for UAVs in smart cities. Researcher and graduate students are audience of our article.

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Applications, challenges, and solutions of unmanned aerial vehicles in smart city using blockchain

Faisal Abbas Shah,

Mazhar,

Shloul

et al. 2024

PeerJ Computer Science

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“…The data may be helpful to route the vehicular devices efficiently or may be helpful to collect environmental data such as temperature and humidity. For instance, United Parcel Service (UPS), a shipping company, deploys sensors in its transport vehicles to collect data such as mileage, speed, fuel cost, etc., for big data analysis [26,27]. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) also use different sensor data to optimize their route and operations to support "collaborative autonomous driving, and advanced transportation [28]".…”

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“…Chao et al [26] proposed a BCN-based information exchange network for UAVs to ensure data transmission security and resilience against blocking line-of-sight. Applications can use a quieter channel and agile frequency to overcome the problem of blocking of line-of-sight of network receivers [82].…”

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IoT and Blockchain Integration: Applications, Opportunities, and Challenges

Adhikari

Ramkumar

2023

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During the recent decade, two variants of evolving computing networks have augmented the Internet: (i) The Internet of Things (IoT) and (ii) Blockchain Network(s) (BCNs). The IoT is a network of heterogeneous digital devices embedded with sensors and software for various automation and monitoring purposes. A Blockchain Network is a broadcast network of computing nodes provisioned for validating digital transactions and recording the “well-formed” transactions in a unique data storage called a blockchain ledger. The power of a blockchain network is that (ideally) every node maintains its own copy of the ledger and takes part in validating the transactions. Integrating IoT and BCNs brings promising applications in many areas, including education, health, finance, agriculture, industry, and the environment. However, the complex, dynamic and heterogeneous computing and communication needs of IoT technologies, optionally integrated by blockchain technologies (if mandated), draw several challenges on scaling, interoperability, and security goals. In recent years, numerous models integrating IoT with blockchain networks have been proposed, tested, and deployed for businesses. Numerous studies are underway to uncover the applications of IoT and Blockchain technology. However, a close look reveals that very few applications successfully cater to the security needs of an enterprise. Needless to say, it makes less sense to integrate blockchain technology with an existing IoT that can serve the security need of an enterprise. In this article, we investigate several frameworks for IoT operations, the applicability of integrating them with blockchain technology, and due security considerations that the security personnel must make during the deployment and operations of IoT and BCN. Furthermore, we discuss the underlying security concerns and recommendations for blockchain-integrated IoT networks.

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“…61 Hsun Chao, Apoorv Maheshwari, Varun Sudarsanan, Shashank Tamaskar, andDaniel DeLaurentis, "UAV Traffic Information Exchange Network," 2018 Aviation Technology, Integration, andOperations Conference, Atlanta, Ga.: AIAA Aviation Forum, 2018, p. 3347. 62 Marco Iansiti and Karim R. Lakhani, "The Truth About Blockchain," Harvard Business Review, January-February 2017.…”

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