Search for dissertations about: "networked systems"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 121 swedish dissertations containing the words networked systems.
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1. Decentralized Control of Networked Systems : Information Asymmetries and Limitations
Abstract : Designing local controllers for networked systems is challenging, because in these systems each local controller can often access only part of the overall information on system parameters and sensor measurements. Traditional control design cannot be easily applied due to the unconventional information patterns, communication network imperfections, and design procedure complexities. READ MORE
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2. Advancing Automation in Digital Forensic Investigations
Abstract : Digital Forensics is used to aid traditional preventive security mechanisms when they fail to curtail sophisticated and stealthy cybercrime events. The Digital Forensic Investigation process is largely manual in nature, or at best quasi-automated, requiring a highly skilled labour force and involving a sizeable time investment. READ MORE
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3. Enabling Scalable Security in Internet of Things
Abstract : The popular notion of Internet of Things (IoT) implies two salient features: 1. a diversity of small things, i.e., constrained devices; 2. READ MORE
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4. Synchronous Protocols for Low-Power Wireless: Towards Reliable and Low-Latency Autonomous Networking for the Internet of Things and Wireless Sensor Networks
Abstract : With the emergence of the Internet of Things, autonomous vehicles and the Industry 4.0, the need for reliable yet dynamic connectivity solutions is arising.Many of these applications build their operation on distributed consensus. READ MORE
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5. Towards Secure Synchronous Communication Architectures for Wireless Networks
Abstract : The vision behind the Internet of Things (IoT) revolves around creating a connected ecosystem where devices, people, and systems collaborate seamlessly, unlocking new possibilities, improving efficiency, and enhancing our daily lives. IoT encloses many device classes, including low-power wireless devices that rely on batteries or energy harvesting. READ MORE