Auto-configurable, self-healing distributed wireless sensor-networks supporting high dependability for critical applications

可自动配置、自愈的分布式无线传感器网络，支持关键应用的高可靠性

• 批准号: 248908590
• 负责人: Professor Dr.-Ing. Rolf Kraemer
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Colciencias
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Grants
• 财政年份: 2014
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2013-12-31 至 2020-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/248908590?language=en
• 关键词: Auto; configurable; self; healing; distributed

The proposed project shall be conducted by a group of researchers from Columbia and Germany. These groups agreed on their cooperation during the first Columbian/ German workshop on cooperation in the field of wireless systems held in Bogota in November 2012. Colciencias (the Columbian organization to support basic research) and DFG agreed to set up common research projects in the mention area. Colciencias started a call for proposals that terminates on May 15th 2013.Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are becoming popular in more and more areas of monitoring and control. Especially in developing countries they can contribute to a better environmental observation to avoid pollution and they can contribute to secure critical infrastructures. To that end some properties -especially resilience, performance and security- of the network must be ensured during the total lifetime of the WSN. Resilience contains beside other the property of safety and dependability which are especially required in critical control and monitoring applications. The research topic of the proposed project addresses open questions in resilience and performance properties of WSNs for critical applications. Critical here means time-critical and/or mission critical. Especially also applications for safety related applications are addressed. Additionally, one of the cooperating parties will also dive into energy consumption properties and investigate resilience enabled node concepts.The project research approach addresses especially four aspects of the WSN topology and management:1. Topology formation and control to enable dependability, safety and performance (and indirectly longevity by energy management of residence enabled nodes)2. Sensor coverage topologies and their management which addresses the impact area of individual sensors in sensor nodes3. Property insurance and management which addresses the dynamic proof of the required properties during operations and in the presence of node and/or kink failures.4. Investigation of an ultra-low power sensor-node and support means for resilient sensor networksAll four parts contribute to the investigation and understanding of reliable sensor networks that shall be used for critical applications. Security questions will not be addressed. The different parts of the investigation will result in an innovative sensor node and software to realize sensor networks for critical applications.The two German participants will not claim any funds for scientific staff but only for travelling and some student workers support. They finance their contributions from available funds within other projects and the basic financial support.The two Columbia partner will request 75% funding of their efforts from Colciencias within the mentioned call. The project shall, besides challenging the scientific work, contribute to the establishment of a closer scientific cooperation between Germany and Columbia.

拟议的项目将由来自哥伦比亚和德国的一组研究人员进行。2012年11月在波哥大举行的第一次哥伦比亚/德国无线系统领域合作讲习班期间，这些小组商定开展合作。Colciencias（哥伦比亚支持基础研究的组织）和DFG同意在上述领域建立共同研究项目。Colciencias发起了一项提案征集活动，截止日期为2013年5月15日。无线传感器网络（WSN）在越来越多的监测和控制领域中越来越受欢迎。特别是在发展中国家，它们可以促进更好的环境观测，以避免污染，并可以促进保障关键基础设施的安全。为此，必须在WSN的整个生命周期内确保网络的某些属性，特别是弹性，性能和安全性。除了安全性和可靠性之外，弹性还包括关键控制和监控应用中特别需要的安全性和可靠性。拟议项目的研究主题解决了关键应用的无线传感器网络的弹性和性能特性的开放性问题。这里的关键是指时间关键和/或使命关键。特别地，还解决了安全相关应用的应用。此外，其中一个合作方还将深入研究能源消耗特性，并研究弹性节点概念。该项目的研究方法特别涉及WSN拓扑和管理的四个方面：1. 拓扑形成和控制以实现可靠性、安全性和性能（以及通过驻留使能节点的能量管理的间接寿命） 传感器覆盖拓扑及其管理，解决传感器节点中单个传感器的影响区域3。 财产保险和管理，解决了在操作过程中以及在节点和/或扭结故障存在时所需属性的动态证明。4. 超低功耗传感器节点和弹性传感器网络的支持手段的调查所有四个部分有助于调查和理解可靠的传感器网络，应用于关键应用。安全问题将不会得到解决。调查的不同部分将产生一个创新的传感器节点和软件，以实现传感器网络的关键应用。两名德国参与者将不要求任何科研人员的资金，但只要求旅行和一些学生工作者的支持。他们从其他项目的可用资金和基本的财政支持中为他们的贡献提供资金。这两个哥伦比亚合作伙伴将在上述呼吁中向Colciencias申请75%的资金。该项目除了对科学工作提出挑战外，还将有助于德国和哥伦比亚之间建立更密切的科学合作。