Titlebook: Reliable Communications within Cyber-Physical Systems Using the Internet (RC4CPS); Mohammad Elattar Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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,Reliable Multipath Communication for Internet-based CPSs (RC4CPS) – Concept,tion for Internet-based CPSs. The approach considers the desired reliability level imposed by the application which is translated to the percentage of time that the network is required to be available.

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Implementation Considerations,apter, the assumptions made before utilizing the RC4CPS approach are first described. Then, a number of requirements for reliable MP communication using RC4CPS are defined. After that, the fulfillment of the defined requirements by the different MP protocols considered in Section 3.4 will be evaluated.

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Conclusion and Future Work,systems. As indicated in the literature, low reliability in such infrastructures might result in financial costs and human fatalities. Solutions with this regard have mainly utilized special networks (local control networks) for local area communications or dedicated networks or links (leased lines) for wide area communications.

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Research Description,This chapter aims at describing the research problem considered in this dissertation. Then the research objectives and the resulting research questions are introduced. Lastly, the author’s contributions to the topic are indicated.

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Technological Background,This chapter provides an overview about a number of topics related to this dissertation. These include data communication networks and the impact of their deficiencies, middleboxes and their interactions, communication networks used in today’s CPSs, MP communication and its benefits, and a short overview about smart grid applications.

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Online Monitoring and Prediction,In this chapter, the mechanisms used in the M&E component of RC4CPS approach to carry out the required tasks are described. The M&E component and its architecture were briefly introduced in Chapter 5. For clearness of information presentation in this chapter, I reintroduce the M&E component in Figure 7.1.

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