AVB-Aware Routing and Scheduling of Time-Triggered Traffic for TSN

Gavriluţ, Voica; Zhao, Luxi; Raagaard, Michael Lander; Pop, Paul

doi:10.1109/access.2018.2883644

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“…This may reduce the traffic in the backbone network connected to each domain [35], [36]. Moreover, different communication network protocols need to be considered to reduce costs, improve efficiencies, and guarantee satisfaction of the communication network requirements for bandwidths, delays, and collisions, especially under traffic congestion, and network survivability when partial failures occur [37], [38].…”

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Equivalent Data Information of Sensory and Motor Signals in the Human Body

Kim

Park²

2020

IEEE Access

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In this paper, the amount of information collected by sensory and motor organs is analyzed. Humans use their senses to recognize the information around them and to perform appropriate actions. To perform these processes, information is exchanged between organs via analog electrical signals. Analog electrical signals convey information transmitted from human sensory organs to the cerebrum or commands sent from the cerebrum to the appropriate motor organs. This paper analyzes the amount of analog signal information generated inside the human body and converts this information into equivalent digital data. This process is carried out in an effort to build a human-like humanoid based on the equivalent digital data. The analog information generated in the human body is investigated based on the medical publications to date. These analyses result in the bit rate and delay requirements of nervous systems that are built with digital networks. It is shown in this paper that both artificial eyes equivalently generate approximately 14 Gigabits from a one-time look when a humanoid performs at a human-like level. In addition, it is realized that the human body is more sensitive to pressure than to temperature since the pressure sensation generates, on average, more information than the temperature sensation.

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Equivalent Data Information of Sensory and Motor Signals in the Human Body

Kim

Park²

2020

IEEE Access

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“…Determining routing in TSN is an orthogonal problem with scheduling. Researchers have shown how to integrate routing with scheduling [23] and have concluded that most shortest-path routing is appropriate in most network topologies, with the exception of mesh networks that have a lot of redundant links. Our system model, including the Constraint Programming model from Sect.…”

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“…A heuristic list scheduler for joint communication scheduling and network routing is proposed in [54], where multi-cast traffic and application distribution are allowed, and bandwidth is optimized. The same problem is addressed in [55] where a genetic algorithm is employed and in [23], where multiple traffic types are considered.…”

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Communication Scheduling for Control Performance in TSN-Based Fog Computing Platforms

Barzegaran

Pop

2021

IEEE Access

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“…The resource process and storage function aim at retrieving the spectrum data from CDs. Apart from the storage objective, the collected spectrum resources demand to be identified to obtain spectrum opportunities and packed with labels such as time label [61] and geographic information label [18] for the further allocation. Considering the data pass between the process and storage, an efficient pass-byreference data flow scheme then can be referred to [16] because of the virtual storage feature in VN and main advantages of low throughput and latency in transferring large quantities of data.…”

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Dynamic Spectrum Management with Network Function Virtualization for UAV Communication

Petrunin

Tsourdos

2021

J Intell Robot Syst

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Rapid increases in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) applications are attributed to severe spectrum collision issues, especially when UAVs operate in spectrum scarce environments, such as urban areas. Dynamic air-to-ground (A2G) link solutions can mitigate this issue by utilizing programmable communication hardware in the air and real-time assignment of spectrum resources to achieve high-throughput and low-latency connectivity between UAVs and operators. To mitigate the high-computation issue among ground control station (GCS) networks and provide a broad communication coverage for large number of UAVs, we propose an advanced UAV A2G communication solution integrated with the dynamic spectrum management (DSM) and network function virtualization (NFV) technology to serve urban operations. The edge-cutting UAV communication technologies are surveyed. The proposed scheme is discussed in terms of the high-level system architecture, virtual network architecture, specific virtual functions (SVFs), and affiliated operation support databases. Some major research challenges are highlighted and the possible directions of future research are identified.

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AVB-Aware Routing and Scheduling of Time-Triggered Traffic for TSN

Cited by 106 publications

References 18 publications

Equivalent Data Information of Sensory and Motor Signals in the Human Body

Equivalent Data Information of Sensory and Motor Signals in the Human Body

Communication Scheduling for Control Performance in TSN-Based Fog Computing Platforms

Dynamic Spectrum Management with Network Function Virtualization for UAV Communication

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