BEST: Blockchain-based secure energy trading in SDN-enabled intelligent transportation system

Chaudhary, Rajat; Jindal, Anish; Aujla, Gagangeet Singh; Aggarwal, Shubhani; Kumar, Neeraj; Choo, Kim‐Kwang Raymond

doi:10.1016/j.cose.2019.05.006

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“…The miner nodes are selected in a manner such that all the entities present in the SG may become the miner nodes. There are some existing works available in the literature which use miner node selection methods ( [19], [20]). In [19], the smart meters were used as the miner nodes for accessing and storing the energy data of the smart homes; while in [20], EVs acted as miner nodes for facilitating the energy trading in smart transportation sector.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…There are some existing works available in the literature which use miner node selection methods ( [19], [20]). In [19], the smart meters were used as the miner nodes for accessing and storing the energy data of the smart homes; while in [20], EVs acted as miner nodes for facilitating the energy trading in smart transportation sector. Nonetheless, the miner node selection is dependent on the available nodes and the type of applications, thus making each miner node selection scheme unique to the problem.…”

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confidence: 99%

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GUARDIAN: Blockchain-Based Secure Demand Response Management in Smart Grid System

Jindal

Aujla

Kumar

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Serv. Comput.

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Smart grid (SG) is an emerging technology which provides many services to the end users and utilities such as-load management, frequency regulation, and grid stability. Although many solutions exist to provide these services in a secure manner, but these solutions are not adequate keeping in view of the heavy cryptographic primitives execution on these devices. Hence, in this paper, GUARDIAN, a blockchain-based secure demand response management scheme is presented so as to take energy trading decisions securely for managing the overall load of residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. In GUARDIAN, the miner nodes, which are block verifiers, are selected using their power consumption and processing power. These nodes are responsible for authenticating the energy transactions in SG. The energy transaction is initialized by an end user which creates the block of transaction to trade the energy. The miner nodes then validate these blocks and adds these in the blockchain. The successful energy trade occurs only for the blocks which are in the blockchain. The proposed scheme is lightweight in terms of communication and computation costs. Moreover, the results obtained demonstrate the effectiveness of proposed scheme for secure demand response management in the SG.

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confidence: 99%

GUARDIAN: Blockchain-Based Secure Demand Response Management in Smart Grid System

Jindal

Aujla

Kumar

et al. 2020

IEEE Trans. Serv. Comput.

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“…It can be applied in the automation of intelligent behaviors of computers, helping computers acquire human intellect such as know thinking and reasoning to solve problems, communicate by understanding language, speaking, learning, and adapting itself. Transport problems arise when the behavioral system is too difficult to model according to a predictable model due to being affected by things such as traffic, human error, or accidents [14]. In such cases, artificial intelligence can aid predictability.…”

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“…Transportation in Industry 2.0 (from the early 20th century to 1960) was the era where the invention of electricity and mass production led to the introduction of high-quality aircraft and highspeed trains, thereby increasing the number of highways, domestic and international airports. Transport in Industry 4.0 (1960 -2000) was the period of using electronics and information technology to automate production [14]. The manifestation of transportation in this period is the infrastructure and more modern means of transport with automation applications.…”

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Core Orientations for 4.0 Technology Application on the Development Strategy of Intelligent Transportation System in Vietnam

Nguyen¹

2020

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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The Industrial Revolution 4.0 is having a substantial impact on countries in many fields such as industry structure, human resource needs, production management systems. Transportation is a high-community industry, so it will also be strongly affected by this industrial revolution. The achievements of Industry 4.0 can reshape the nation's transportation systems. That poses challenges for transportation managers to change the operating model as well as the transport-related policies. Building and developing intelligent transport systems (ITS) is attracting considerable attention, research, and investment to serve the development of transportation systems in the world as well as in Vietnam. Vietnam is gradually building Intelligent Governments, Intelligent Cities, and the Intelligent Transportation system will be an essential part of that development and entering the stage of access to the 4.0 industrial revolution, building a smart city applying 4.0 technology to bring convenience, friendliness, and safety to people in each city. As a step ahead, the Transport industry gradually realizes its dream of developing intelligent transportation in developed cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. The paper presents an overview of the impact of Industry 4.0 on key aspects of the transport sector in general and ITS development strategy in Vietnam. On that basis, state-of-the-art technologies-technology 4.0 are proposed to meet the demands of intelligent transportation development. The paper will show that 4.0 technology is the key to the development of ITS in Vietnam.

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“…Though blockchain started as a core technology of Bitcoin, its use cases have already been expanded to various areas [13], such as healthcare [14][15][16][17], intelligent transportation [18,19], and the Internet of Things (IoT) [20][21][22][23]. Despite the great efforts made by many researchers to apply the theory of the blockchain technology in the sharing economy, the authors in [24] indicate the existing defects of blockchain-based sharing economy systems by reviewing recent literature and research analysis.…”

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SLA-Based Sharing Economy Service with Smart Contract for Resource Integrity in the Internet of Things

Lei

Kim

2019

Applied Sciences

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Recently, technology startups have leveraged the potential of blockchain-based technologies to govern institutions or interpersonal trust by enforcing signed treaties among different individuals in a decentralized environment. However, it is going to be hard enough convincing that the blockchain technology could completely replace the trust among trading partners in the sharing economy as sharing services always operate in a highly dynamic environment. With the rapid expanding of the rental market, the sharing economy faces more and more severe challenges in the form of regulatory uncertainty and concerns about abuses. This paper proposes an enhanced decentralized sharing economy service using the service level agreement (SLA), which documents the services the provider will furnish and defines the service standards the provider is obligated to meet. The SLA specifications are defined as the smart contract, which facilitates multi-user collaboration and automates the process with no involvement of the third party. To demonstrate the usability of the proposed solution in the sharing economy, a notebook sharing case study is implemented using the Hyperledger Fabric. The functionalities of the smart contract are tested using the Hyperledger Composer. Moreover, the efficiency of the designed approach is demonstrated through a series of experimental tests using different performance metrics.

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BEST: Blockchain-based secure energy trading in SDN-enabled intelligent transportation system

Cited by 242 publications

References 38 publications

GUARDIAN: Blockchain-Based Secure Demand Response Management in Smart Grid System

GUARDIAN: Blockchain-Based Secure Demand Response Management in Smart Grid System

Core Orientations for 4.0 Technology Application on the Development Strategy of Intelligent Transportation System in Vietnam

SLA-Based Sharing Economy Service with Smart Contract for Resource Integrity in the Internet of Things

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