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DTN Systems
Dr. Artemios G. Voyiatzis Associate Researcher, ISI/RC “Athena”
SPICE Visiting Researcher (5/2012)
Brief intro
• “Athena” Research Center in ICT and Knowledge Technologies • Industrial Systems Institute • Institute for Language and Speech Processing • Institute of Information Systems • Hellenic Technology Clusters Initiative (“Corallia”) • Space Programmes Unit • Information Modelling and Analysis Unit
• Industrial Systems Institute (Patras, 1998) • Department of Security and Protection of Systems, Networks,
and Infrastructures (2011) • Emphasis on systems research
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Outline
• Applications of DTN • Remote areas • Low-cost sea communications • Smart networking
• DTN R&D at ISI/RC “Athena” • Project DISCOS • Project DAPHNE • Project DYNACARGO
• Ready for prime time?
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Beyond space applications of DTN
• Common ground with opportunistic wireless networks • Stochastic nature of disconnections vs. scheduled connectivity
• Major categories • Remote areas lacking network infrastructure
• DakNet, KioskNet, SNC, N4C, ExtremeComm • ZebraNet, (frozen) lake monitoring, LUSTER (forests), mines • Agriculture applications (sensors, UAV, tractors, etc.) • Health posts, tele-consultation, sentinel surveillance
• Low-cost alternative to sat-based communications in sea • Port communications (Hong Kong) • Underwater (acoustic), mixed • Tactical operations (comb. satellites)
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Smart networking
• Urban environment: • Environment Monitoring in Metro Areas (air pollution) • City traffic and planning (CarTel) • Cave monitoring (Slovenia)
• Testbeds • DieselNet, BikeNet, Air carries, TrainNet
• Information and Content Sharing on the go • Drive-thru Internet, media sharing, social media • Smart caching, Land Mobile Satellites, User-provided networks • NetSticher
• Health monitoring • DAPHNE, Marathon runners, non-hospitalized subjects
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Infrastructure-less networks
• Emergency relief networks • Beyond IP convergence layers
• DTN and Wireless Sensor Networks • Trade mobility for low-power: BEMS, Bundle Elevator
• Vehicular Area Networks • (Mostly) research on routing
• Human networks • Social connectivity
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DISCOS
• Distributed Information Storage and Communication in Outer Space • Security for delay-tolerant networking • Contract by ESA (HAI, DUTH, ISI), aim TRL3 and TRL5
• Main ISI contributions: • Security gap analysis (DTN2 ! DISCOS) • Attack surface minimization
• Reduce 8x executable size, • Now comparable with space-oriented ION (2.6 vs. 1.6 MB)
• Bundle Security Protocol for DTN2 • True per-link keys (before: global keys for whole network) • Defend against impersonation attacks • Support per-host keys for cryptography (before: cleartext)
• Storage quota mechanism • Bundle flooding protection mechanism
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DISCOS
• Testing and verification • In ISI (software) and HAI (real devices)
Wiresharkmonitoring node 802.11b/g/n radio
DISCOSRouter
DTN2/ION/DISCOS PCs
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Fit PC slim
ION/DISCOS routerDISCOS/ION ION/DISCOS router
DTN Relay
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DAPHNE
• Disruption-tolerant Application Proxy for e-Health Network Environments • Joint work with FORTH/ICS
• Smart transport of health-related data • Current network state and future connectivity opportunities • In-transit persistent storage • Liberate e-Health applications from handling network
disruptions
• Time-critical vs. non time-critical transmissions • defers the transmission of media-rich sensory data • Save cost and resources for the network (available bandwidth
and/or required energy, etc.)
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DAPHNE
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DYNACARGO
• Dynamic Cargo Routing on the Go • Joint work with industry and Municipality of Nafpaktia
• Application scenario: waste collection optimization • Information collection from the field (waste bin fill level) • Dynamic adaptation of routes based on fill level • While garbage truck already on the go • Collection by passing vehicles and citizen participation
• R&D challenges • Fill level sensor (optical, image processing, ultrasonic, …) • Short-range communication node (Active RFID, WSN, …)
• Device security, cost, energy, …
• Citizen participation (motivation and applications) • Data fusion (FMS, bin information, historical, citizens) • Dynamic route optimization (not offline) 11
DYNACARGO
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DYNACARGO
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DYNACARGO – Role of DTN
• Low-cost sensing and transmission from waste bins • Harsh environment, battery life, remote areas, theft
• Disconnected areas and paths • Both urban and rural/remote areas, no radio coverage
• Mobile sink based on DTN for black spots • No need for expensive equipment on bin (theft)
• Application integration with RFID and WSN (?) • System components for vehicular environment • Stack implementation integration • Type of DTN (application, proxy, tunnel, …) • Real-world testing of implementations (multiple endpoints)
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Ready for prime time?
• Available building blocks • Stack implementations
• DTN2, ION, IBR-DTN, JDTN, …
• Convergence layers • TCP, IP, Ethernet, AX.25, Bluetooth, IEEE 802.15.4, …
• Network performance analysis • DTN_Perf2, DTN_Perf3, Wireshark, DTNtg, …
• System performance • throughput, latency, storage, energy
• Security • BSP and SBSP
• Simulation and emulation • NS2, NS3, OMNET++, DTNSim, ONE • VDTN, DOME, UTMESH, SPICE "
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Lessons learned
• DTN paradox: • Proven ability to cope with delays and disconnections • Good performance in “normal” network conditions • Low technology adoption
• Possible explanations: • Resistance to change (a new API?) • Handle network issues at application layer • Designed and deployed systems handle one application
• True value: Bundle of (mobile) applications
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Thank you " Feel free to ask any questions!
Dr. Artemios G. Voyiatzis Associate Researcher