Cyber-Physical Systems

Scheduling Resource-Bounded Monitoring Devices for Event Detection and Isolation in Networks

In networked systems, monitoring devices such as sensors are typically deployed to monitor various target locations. Targets are the points in the physical space at which events of some interest, such as random faults or attacks, can occur. Most …

SURE: A Modeling and Simulation Integration Platform for Evaluation of SecUre and REsilient Cyber-Physical Systems

On the Design of Communication and Transaction Anonymity in Blockchain-Based Transactive Microgrids

PlaTIBART: A Platform for Transactive IoT Blockchain Applications with Repeatable Testing

Providing Privacy, Safety, and Security in IoT-Based Transactive Energy Systems using Distributed Ledgers

Blockchains for Transactive Energy Systems

Due to rapid growth in renewable energy resources and improvements in battery technology, power grids are undergoing major changes, which create significant management and control challenges. To tackle these challenges, decentralized solutions are needed, which can support the evolution of electrical power distribution systems. Transactive energy is a decentralized solution for dynamically balancing demand and supply, in which consumers, prosumers (i.e., consumers with energy storage or generation capabilities), providers, etc. can trade energy in an open market.

Improving Network Connectivity Using Trusted Nodes and Edges

Graph-Theoretic Approach for Increasing Participation in Social Sensing

Optimal Detection of Faulty Traffic Sensors Used in Route Planning

Scheduling Battery-Powered Sensor Networks for Minimizing Detection Delays

Sensor networks monitoring spatially-distributed physical systems often comprise battery-powered sensor devices. To extend lifetime, battery power may be conserved using sleep scheduling: activating and deactivating some of the sensors from time to …