Energy-efficient wireless sensor network for nuclear radiation detection

Elrefaei, Jannat H.; Kunber, H.; Shaat, Mohamed; Madian, Ahmed H.; Saad, Mohamed H.

doi:10.1080/16878507.2019.1594080

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“…Some related researches to radiation monitoring have been conducted [13][14][15][16]. However, they were purely focused on local communication without considering outside communication and required security aspects, especially in mechanism of device authentication.…”

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High Secure Initial Authentication Protocol based on EPNR Cryptosystem for Supporting Radiation Monitoring System

Hermawan¹,

Winarko²,

Ashari³

et al. 2021

IJIES

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Radiation monitoring data is very important to support the safety of nuclear installation. The data should be ensured generated and supplied by an authenticated sensor. The new sensor should apply mutual authentication to server before joint the system. This research proposes a high secure authentication protocol based on Eight Prime Number of Modified RSA Algorithm (EPNR) method as certificateless mechanism to protect authenticity and confidentiality of sensor's identity. The main advantages of the protocol are designed for simpler direct point to point connection, using one-time random keys, and implementing five-barrier data protection mechanism. Its performances in context security, running time, and Quality of Services have been compared to other models. The proposed protocol is faster 29.9 times in random key generation, 7.27 times in encryption, and 11.1 times in decryption duration, compared to the others model based on RSA scheme. It has better performances in throughput and delay time. It also has enhanced resistance to statistical, replay, and MITM attack.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

High Secure Initial Authentication Protocol based on EPNR Cryptosystem for Supporting Radiation Monitoring System

Hermawan¹,

Winarko²,

Ashari³

et al. 2021

IJIES

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“…3) Duty cycle: The ratio between the active mode interval and the whole frame defined the sensor node's duty cycle. Its minimum value results in more power conservation in the sensor node [7]. The duty-cycle is calculated for the TDMA-MAC protocol as the ratio between the total numbers of timeslots engaged with communication to the schedule length.…”

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“…Although many WSN applications are beneficial, limited resources of WSN cause several challenges that need to be addressed for efficient performance. Energy consumption is the main problem as sensors are usually battery-powered [7], [8]. Minimizing communication latency is a fundamental objective of the alarm-driven WSNs applications or disaster early warning applications [9] - [13].…”

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A Modified Particle Swarm Optimization Approach for Latency of Wireless Sensor Networks

Elrefaei¹,

Yahya²,

Shaat³

et al. 2021

IJACSA

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In time-sensitive applications, such as detecting environmental and individual nuclear radiation exposure, wireless sensor networks are employed.. Such application requires timely detection of radiation levels so that appropriate emergency measures are applied to protect people and the environment from radiation hazards. In these networks, collision and interference in communication between sensor nodes cause more end-to-end delay and reduce the network's performance. A time-division multiple-access (TDMA) media access control protocol guarantees minimum latency and low power consumption. It also overcomes the problem of interference. TDMA scheduling problem determines the minimum length conflict-free assignment of slots in a TDMA frame where each node or link is activated at least once. This paper proposes a meta-heuristic centralized contention-free approach based on TDMA, a modified particle swarm optimization. This approach realizes the TDMA scheduling more efficiently compared with other existing algorithms. Extensive simulations were performed to evaluate the modified approach. The simulation results prove that the proposed scheduling algorithm has a better performance in wireless sensor networks than the interference degree leaves order algorithm and interference degree remaining leaves order algorithm. The results demonstrate also that integrating the proposed algorithm in TDMA protocols significantly optimizes the communication latency reduction and increases the network reliability.

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“…The combination of the capabilities of sensing/actuating, computation, and communication allow WSN to be a promising general-purpose technology for numerous applications. Moreover, WSNs have been successfully applied to a wide range of applications, such as environmental and habitat monitoring, smart houses, traffic monitoring, battlefield surveillance, industrial automation, and healthcare as well as nuclear practices ((Acampora et al, 2013), (Gomaa et al, 2014), (Elrefaei et al, 2019)).…”

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Performance analysis of wireless sensor networks for nuclear medicine applications

Gomaa

2020

Journal of Radiation Research and Applied Sciences

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Recently, Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) deployments for on-line monitoring of the nuclear practices have been addressed as incremental and experimental networks. The paper examines the performance of IEEE802.15.4/Zigbee based WSN for nuclear medicine practice using OPNET Modeler simulation tool. We introduce a reliable integrated remote sensing solution based on Zigbee technology for nuclear medicine practices, to detect radiation exposure, and contamination in the production, diagnostic, and therapeutic area. Different scenarios are analyzed to check the network coverage using star, tree, and mesh network routing configurations. The simulation results focus on the Quality of Service (QOS) related metrics; throughput, load, and an end to end delay as an indicator on the network optimal performance and to select the best suitable combination out of the proposed network architectures.

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Energy-efficient wireless sensor network for nuclear radiation detection

Cited by 11 publications

References 22 publications

High Secure Initial Authentication Protocol based on EPNR Cryptosystem for Supporting Radiation Monitoring System

High Secure Initial Authentication Protocol based on EPNR Cryptosystem for Supporting Radiation Monitoring System

A Modified Particle Swarm Optimization Approach for Latency of Wireless Sensor Networks

Performance analysis of wireless sensor networks for nuclear medicine applications

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