Towards a RT-Java based embedded remote monitoring tool for small and medium power plant units

Abstract

This work describes an on-going project at CNAM-CEDRIC. Its goal is to evaluate the ability of the Real-Time Java technology for process control applications with soft real-time constraints. We are designing a lightweight embedded remote monitoring computer prototype able to support Web based Man Machine Interface and production data exchanges between power plants and control centers.

Chaos-based Message Authentication Code for Remote Monitoring Applications

“…FXI(n+ 1= a (n) mod 2L IX2(n + 1)-Lb 1 + ab-x2(n)m (2) where a and b are the system parameters with a, b E (0,2L), and xl,x2 E [0,2L) Fig. 2 and 3 illustrate the diffusion and confusion properties of the generalized Cat map, respectively.…”

“…They are then used to set the parameters and initial values of the generalized Cat map in (2) where x1 (0)= k , x2(0)=k2 a=k3 and b=k4.…”

“…Different monitoring and control architectures can be found in pervious research works [1,2]. The Internet allows information sharing in different locations, which enabling the development of network based remote monitoring and remote control applications.…”

Collaboration patterns for networked embedded servers

“…Because of the need of remote consultation and management, many of them are connected with a network. This is especially estimated for telecontrol applications [2].…”