Wireless Sensor Networks for Military Purposes

Winkler, Michael; Street, Michael D.; Tuchs, Klaus-Dieter; Wrona, Konrad

doi:10.1007/5346_2012_40

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“…This is also used for collecting data or necessary information from the target area and sending it to the base station. However, the military needs to improve the quality of WSN security by the routing algorithm [80]. Table 12, represent the examples of real-time applications for Military.…”

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A Comprehensive Survey on Real-Time Applications of WSN

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Nowadays, the investigation of the Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) has materialized its functional area ubiquitously such as environmental engineering, industrial and business applications, military, feedstock and habitat, agriculture sector, seismic detection, intelligent buildings, smart grids, and predictive maintenance, etc. Although some challenges still exist in the wireless sensor network, in spite of the shortcoming, it has been gaining significant attention among researchers and technologists due to its versatility and robustness. WSN is subject to a high potential technology that has been successfully implemented and tested in real-time scenarios, as well as deployed practically in various applications. In this paper, we have carried out an extensive survey in real-time applications of wireless sensor network deployment in a practical scenario such as the real-time intelligent monitoring of temperature, criminal activity in borders and surveillance on traffic monitoring, vehicular behavior on roads, water level and pressure, and remote monitoring of patients. The application of the Wireless Sensor Network in the assorted field of research areas has been widely deliberated. WSN is found to be the most effective solution in remote areas which are not yet explored due to its perilous nature and unreachable places. Here, in this study, we have cited the recent and updated research on the ubiquitous usage of WSN in diverse fields in an extensive and comprehensive approach.

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Section: Wsn and Militarymentioning

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“…The wireless sensor networks have been widely applied in various fields in order to monitor the physical world like harvesting, battle field, habitat monitoring, and so forth. The scope of this deployment gets increased day by day due to its low cost, large scaled deployment, and selfconfiguration nature [1][2][3][4]. The existing designs of application for wireless sensors allow a better flexibility in terms of communication and exchange of data but are also establishing communications and increasing system automation, but also the WSNs are lacking security and privacy [3,5,6].…”

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Low Complexity Signed Response Based Sybil Attack Detection Mechanism in Wireless Sensor Networks

Khan

2016

Journal of Sensors

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Security is always a major concern in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). Identity based attacks such as spoofing and sybil not only compromise the network but also slow down its performance. This paper proposes a low complexity sybil attack detection scheme, that is, based on signed response (SRES) authentication mechanism developed for Global System for Mobile (GSM) communications. A probabilistic model is presented which analyzes the proposed authentication mechanism for its probability of sybil attack. The paper also presents a simulation based comparative analysis of the existing sybil attack schemes with respect to the proposed scheme. It is observed that the proposed sybil detection scheme exhibits lesser computational cost and power consumption as compared to the existing schemes for the same sybil detection performance.

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“…Monitoring the environment with such low cost devices became since then efficient, with a large volume of research having been conducted in the last almost two decades (one can trace the origins of WSNs in [4]). By now, WSN solutions are deployed in large scales and in various places and are being widely used in a variety of applications ranging from military [5] to agriculture [6] and from health care [7] to traffic management [8].…”

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Securing Cognitive Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey

Fragkiadakis

Angelakis

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2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have gained a lot of attention recently due to the potential they provide for developing a plethora of cost-efficient applications. Although research on WSNs has been performed for more than a decade, only recently has the explosion of their potential applicability been identified. However, due to the fact that the wireless spectrum becomes congested in the unlicensed bands, there is a need for a next generation of WSNs, utilizing the advantages of cognitive radio (CR) technology for identifying and accessing the free spectrum bands. Thus, the next generation of wireless sensor networks is the cognitive wireless sensor networks (CWSNs). For the successful adoption of CWSNs, they have to be trustworthy and secure. Although the concept of CWSNs is quite new, a lot of work in the area of security and privacy has been done until now, and this work attempts to present an overview of the most important works for securing the CWSNs. Moreover, a discussion regarding open research issues is also given in the end of this work.

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Wireless Sensor Networks for Military Purposes

Cited by 30 publications

References 37 publications

A Comprehensive Survey on Real-Time Applications of WSN

A Comprehensive Survey on Real-Time Applications of WSN

Low Complexity Signed Response Based Sybil Attack Detection Mechanism in Wireless Sensor Networks

Securing Cognitive Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey

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