Applying Blockchain Technology on Model-Based Systems Engineering

Yue, Kwok-Bun; Guerra, Mark; Wagner, Howard; Selvan, Joses Sandeep Thamarai; Collector, Kayaanoosh; Tang, Victor; Sikes, Margo; Sha, Kewei; Kallempudi, Pavani; Mardani, Sahar; Kasichainula, Keshav

doi:10.2514/6.2021-0093

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“…8, these new concepts of digitization are related to the modeling and simulation of MBSE [144]. It plays a significant role in the construction of system models, and authoritative truth Sources [145].…”

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confidence: 99%

Bibliometric Analysis of Model-Based Systems Engineering: Past, Current, and Future

Wang

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is considered an important approach for understanding multidomain fields and is widely used in complex systems such as aerospace. In this article, a detailed survey of MBSE literature was conducted from its commencement to the present trends through bibliometric analysis. Some bibliometric tools were used to implement a visual network analysis of MBSE-related manuscripts. The results of the bibliometric study revealed the interrelationship and distribution of researchers in multidomain fields. The authorized sources of MBSE papers were also assorted. The current practices of MBSE were analyzed. The future directions for MBSE based on the current practices were discussed. We found that MBSE's research has been conducted by many research teams with distinctive characteristics, and the top publishing sources in this field have emerged. Research on MBSE focuses on system engineering, languages, system of systems, and digitalization. The development of new technologies such as next-generation modeling languages is improving current practical problems. The findings of this study may help researchers gain a faster and more comprehensive understanding of the current and future developments in MBSE.

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Section: A Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bibliometric Analysis of Model-Based Systems Engineering: Past, Current, and Future

Wang

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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“…An overlay network is used in this method to accomplish decentralization while keeping end-to-end security and privacy. A novel consensus mechanism called Proof of Block and Trade (PoBT) is presented to combine IoT networks' scalability with blockchains' immutability Yue et al (2021). This concept may be used as a distributed ledger to reduce the storage space needed by IoT gadgets.…”

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Enhancing Iot Security in cryptocurrency with Smart model-based Blockchain integration: KAFKAIOT - A Distributed Access Control System

Shukla,

Pamucar,

Alqahtani

et al. 2023

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Internet of Things (IoT) has rapidly expanded with the interconnection of various devices through wireless networks. However, this widespread deployment of IoT devices has posed challenges in managing access to device resources due to their vast quantity and scale. As these IoT devices generate and share sensitive data, ensuring secure access becomes paramount. Traditional access control systems like Discretionary Access Control (DAC), Intelligent Dynamic Bandwidth Access Control (IBAC), and Mandatory Access Control (MAC) have limitations such as centralization, single-point failure, and low throughput, making them less suitable for dynamic and diverse IoT environment. To address these challenges, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) emerges as a promising solution as it provides fine-grained and dynamic access control based on user attributes, resource attributes, action attributes, environmental attributes, permissions, and environmental context. In parallel, Blockchain Technology (BCT) has gained attention as a distributed data management system, ensuring data integrity through decentralization, immutability, and consensus mechanisms. Kafka-based Hyperledger Fabric, an open-source blockchain platform, offers more efficient consensus mechanisms, higher throughputs, and support for multiple organizations and ledgers. This study proposes to develop a novel "KafkaIoT" system, which integrates Kafka-based Hyperledger Fabric with RBAC to create a distributed access control system for IoT. By leveraging blockchain's distributed architecture, KafkaIoT addresses the challenges of record tracking, dynamic access control management, and access control in the IoT landscape. The seamless integration of BCT with IoT can enhance security and enable the development of distributed IoT-based cryptocurrency services, contributing to a safer and more reliable IoT ecosystem.

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