An IoT-based framework for an optimal monitoring and control of cyber-physical systems: Application on Biogas Production system
Aguida, Mohamed Anis Ouchani, Samir Benmalek, Mourad
Aguida, Mohamed Anis
Ouchani, Samir
Benmalek, Mourad
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2022-03-08
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Internet of Things (IoT),Cyber-Physical systems,SCADA,Biogas plant,Industrial network
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Mohamed Anis Aguida, Samir Ouchani, and Mourad Benmalek. 2021. An IoT-based Framework for an Optimal Monitoring and Control of Cyber-Physical Systems: Application on Biogas Production System. In 11th International Conference on the Internet of Things (IoT '21). Association for Computing Machinery, New York, NY, USA, 143–149. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1145/3494322.3494341
Abstract
Among the possible conversion processes for biomass is Anaerobic Digestion (AD) that produces a valuable energy known as biogas.
However, the instability of biogas production is challenging due to the complex process of the AD that requires a precise environmental conditions as well as different bacteria populations. Hence, monitoring and controlling these conditions and tracking the bacteria behaviour inside the digester is the way to overcame this challenge and enhance the biogas production. We address these challenges by proposing an IoT-based framework that aims to implement an End-to-End secure Cyber-Physical System (CPS) for biogas plants. The proposed framework encloses three layers: the perception layer which is mainly the industrial network, the network layer that develops the IT network inside the plant where the supervision and control is being conducted. In addition, the application layer which is defined by the IoT platform and software sensor to enable predictive analysis. To show the effectiveness of
the proposed solution, we deployed the framework implementation on GNS3 that fully simulates the real conditions
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ACM
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IoT '21: 11th International Conference on the Internet of Things;2021