Probabilistic Risk Analysis Technique of Intentional Electromagnetic Interference at System Level

Genender, Evgeni; Garbe, Heyno; Sabath, Frank

doi:10.1109/temc.2013.2272944

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“…Specifically, the ilities related to the electromagnetic and lightning environment in aircraft will be used as an example [25,26]. Electromagnetic and lightning perturbations are relevant to our work due to their dynamic and probabilistic nature [27]. Numbering of the steps below corresponds to the numbering of the steps in the previous section for subsystems.…”

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On Using Ilities of Non-Functional Properties for Subsystems and Components

Lee

Collins

2017

Systems

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Abstract:The use of ilities for systems engineering of subsystems and components is investigated. Prior work on ilities has emphasized or restricted their application to system level, non-functional properties. The premise of this work is that ilities can be applied with benefit, and in some cases out of necessity, to lower levels of systems as well. The veracity of this premise is established by providing examples that demonstrate how some ilities are passed and used as a non-functional property of electrical and structural subsystems in aircraft. It is further demonstrated that flowing ilities down to the subsystem level is not only a useful practice for systems engineers, it can also be an essential step to ensure that customer needs are actually met by the system under design or service. Systems engineers often lack the detailed knowledge of the subsystems or components required to translate ilities into functional requirements. Thus, the system ilities are passed down and translated from non-functional to functional requirements by subject matter experts. We first discuss the definition, characteristics and scope of ilities. Then, we formulate the application of ilities at a subsystem level. Next, we show aircraft engineering examples for ilities applications. The application process is formalized with diagrams, and ilities' relation to system architecture engineering is discussed. The work concludes with a summary and suggestions for future work.

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On Using Ilities of Non-Functional Properties for Subsystems and Components

Lee

Collins

2017

Systems

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“…2a. To predict the risk level for the system with the consideration of its environment, a map of accessibility zones and needed mobility (Genender et al, 2014) is used. In Fig.…”

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Risk analysis with a fuzzy-logic approach of a complex installation

Peikert

Garbe

Potthast³

2016

Adv. Radio Sci.

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Abstract. This paper introduces a procedural method based on fuzzy logic to analyze systematic the risk of an electronic system in an intentional electromagnetic environment (IEME). The method analyzes the susceptibility of a complex electronic installation with respect to intentional electromagnetic interference (IEMI). It combines the advantages of well-known techniques as fault tree analysis (FTA), electromagnetic topology (EMT) and Bayesian networks (BN) and extends the techniques with an approach to handle uncertainty. This approach uses fuzzy sets, membership functions and fuzzy logic to handle the uncertainty with probability functions and linguistic terms. The linguistic terms add to the risk analysis the knowledge from experts of the investigated system or environment.

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“…Should comply with the EMI regulatory limits [6][7][8][9]. Due to the results susceptibility investigations in combination with the known capabilities of available intentional electromagnetic interference (IEMI) sources, it become obvious that it is necessary to protect critical systems and infrastructure [10][11][12]. In Cyber-Physical Networked System (CPNS), there are two main aspects: EMI and False data injection [13].…”

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Presentation of an Algorithm for Secure Data Transmission based on Optimal Route Selection during Electromagnetic Interference Occurrence

Mohammadi

Amirani

Faghihi

2018

IJECE

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This paper proposes a comprehensive algorithm for secure data transmission via communication conductors considering route optimization, shielding and data authentication. Using of appropriate coding method causes more efficiency for suggested algorithm during electromagnetic field attack occurrence. In this paper, MOM simulation via FIKO software is done for field distribution. Due to critical situation of malfunctioning of data transferring, appropriate shield is designed and examined by shielding effectiveness (SE) criterion resulted of MOM simulation; finally to achieve reliability of data security, MAC hash function is used for space with field attack probability, turbo code is employed.

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Probabilistic Risk Analysis Technique of Intentional Electromagnetic Interference at System Level

Cited by 86 publications

References 13 publications

On Using Ilities of Non-Functional Properties for Subsystems and Components

On Using Ilities of Non-Functional Properties for Subsystems and Components

Risk analysis with a fuzzy-logic approach of a complex installation

Presentation of an Algorithm for Secure Data Transmission based on Optimal Route Selection during Electromagnetic Interference Occurrence

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