A Resource-Aware Trust-Based Security Framework for Heterogeneous Opportunistic Networks

Lead Research Organisation: University of Nottingham
Department Name: School of Computer Science

Abstract

Opportunistic networks are large-scale, multi-natured, disconnection-prone, distributed and decentralised networks comprising heterogeneous nodes (e.g. autonomous vehicles, home appliances, smartphones). These environments present manifold challenges which must be met in order to meet service requirements across the diverse areas of their deployments, which include manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation. Opportunistic mobile social networks exhibit emergent properties which can be utilised to help address the demands. In our research we are exploring a novel collaborative, predictive, cross-layer approach for real-time, localised, predictive decision making so as to adaptively balance the multiple complex dynamic trade-offs, such as in resources, security, and privacy whilst meeting multi-service requirements.

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Studentship Projects

Project Reference Relationship Related To Start End Student Name
EP/N50970X/1 01/10/2016 30/09/2021
2049961 Studentship EP/N50970X/1 01/10/2017 23/12/2020 Adam Walker