Wireless Monitoring System for Corrosion Degree of Reinforcement in Concrete

Yu, Along; Ji, Jiajia; Wang, Yuan; Sun, Houjun

doi:10.1166/jno.2019.2609

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“…Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) and Internet of Things (IoT) are susceptible to various security threats, due to the deployed environment and their dynamic communication behavior. Therefore, security of these networks is considered as primary concerns for research community that needs to be implemented at the deployment stage [15] [16]. In order to combat security threats faced by these networks, the limited resources and critical applications of IoT require the research community to devise new techniques or modify existing techniques.…”

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Hash-MAC-DSDV: Mutual Authentication for Intelligent IoT-Based Cyber-Physical Systems

Adil¹,

Jan²,

Mastorakis³

et al. 2021

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Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) connected in the form of Internet of Things (IoT) are vulnerable to various security threats, due to the infrastructure-less deployment of IoT devices. Device-to-Device (D2D) authentication of these networks ensures the integrity, authenticity, and confidentiality of information in the deployed area. The literature suggests different approaches to address security issues in CPS technologies. However, they are mostly based on centralized techniques or specific system deployments with higher cost of computation and communication. It is therefore necessary to develop an effective scheme that can resolve the security problems in CPS technologies of IoT devices. In this paper, a lightweight Hash-MAC-DSDV (Hash Media Access Control Destination Sequence Distance Vector) routing scheme is proposed to resolve authentication issues in CPS technologies, connected in the form of IoT networks. For this purpose, a CPS of IoT devices (multi-WSNs) is developed from the local-chain and public chain, respectively. The proposed scheme ensures D2D authentication by the Hash-MAC-DSDV mutual scheme, where the MAC addresses of individual devices are registered in the first phase and advertised in the network in the second phase. The proposed scheme allows legitimate devices to modify their routing table and unicast the one-way hash authentication mechanism to transfer their captured data from source towards the destination. Our evaluation results demonstrate that Hash-MAC-DSDV outweighs the existing schemes in terms of attack detection, energy consumption and communication metrics.

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Hash-MAC-DSDV: Mutual Authentication for Intelligent IoT-Based Cyber-Physical Systems

Adil¹,

Jan²,

Mastorakis³

et al. 2021

Preprint

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“…Moreover, the presence of cables may introduce potential damage to the structure and hinder the aesthetic aspects. In recent years, wireless monitoring systems have gained considerable attention in the field of structural health monitoring [17][18][19][20]. Unlike their wired counterparts, wireless systems do not require physical cables, offering numerous advantages that significantly enhance monitoring efficiency and overall system performance; among these are flexibility and easy installation, scalability, enhanced data accessibility, and reduced structural impact.…”

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An Automated Wireless System for Monitoring Concrete Structures Based on Embedded Electrical Resistivity Sensors: Data Transmission and Effects on Concrete Properties

Tenório Filho,

Goethals,

Aminzadeh

et al. 2023

Sensors

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Modern infrastructure heavily relies on robust concrete structures, underscoring the critical need for effective monitoring to ensure their safety and durability. This paper addresses this imperative issue by introducing an innovative automated and wireless system for continuous structural monitoring. By employing embedded electrical resistivity sensors coupled with a wireless-based data transmission mechanism, real-time data collection becomes feasible. We provide a general description of the system’s architecture and its application in a pilot study covering the effects of the devices on concrete properties and data transmission. The dielectric properties of concrete specimens were investigated under natural and accelerated curing/degradation and the results were used in the final design of the antenna device. Furthermore, a pilot test comprising four reinforced concrete columns was used to investigate the range of data transmission from inside to outside of the concrete, the effects of the hardware device on the compressive strength and concrete distribution in the columns, and the data transmission quality in real time under realistic exposure conditions.

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Structural Health Monitoring of Composite Materials

Singh

Sehgal

2021

Arch Computat Methods Eng

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Wireless Monitoring System for Corrosion Degree of Reinforcement in Concrete

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Hash-MAC-DSDV: Mutual Authentication for Intelligent IoT-Based Cyber-Physical Systems

Hash-MAC-DSDV: Mutual Authentication for Intelligent IoT-Based Cyber-Physical Systems

An Automated Wireless System for Monitoring Concrete Structures Based on Embedded Electrical Resistivity Sensors: Data Transmission and Effects on Concrete Properties

Structural Health Monitoring of Composite Materials

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