Unmanned Aerial Vehicle(UAV)ad hoc network has achieved significant growth for its flexibility,extensibility,and high deployability in recent years.The application of clustering scheme for UAV ad hoc network is impera...Unmanned Aerial Vehicle(UAV)ad hoc network has achieved significant growth for its flexibility,extensibility,and high deployability in recent years.The application of clustering scheme for UAV ad hoc network is imperative to enhance the performance of throughput and energy efficiency.In conventional clustering scheme,a single cluster head(CH)is always assigned in each cluster.However,this method has some weaknesses such as overload and premature death of CH when the number of UAVs increased.In order to solve this problem,we propose a dual-cluster-head based medium access control(DCHMAC)scheme for large-scale UAV networks.In DCHMAC,two CHs are elected to manage resource allocation and data forwarding cooperatively.Specifically,two CHs work on different channels.One of CH is used for intra-cluster communication and the other one is for inter-cluster communication.A Markov chain model is developed to analyse the throughput of the network.Simulation result shows that compared with FM-MAC(flying ad hoc networks multi-channel MAC,FM-MAC),DCHMAC improves the throughput by approximately 20%~50%and prolongs the network lifetime by approximately 40%.展开更多
Attribute revocation is inevitable and al- so important for Attribute-Based Encryption （ABE） in practice. However, little attention has been paid to this issue, and it retrains one of the rmin obsta-cles for the app...Attribute revocation is inevitable and al- so important for Attribute-Based Encryption （ABE） in practice. However, little attention has been paid to this issue, and it retrains one of the rmin obsta-cles for the application of ABE. Most of existing ABE schemes support attribute revocation work under indirect revocation model such that all the users＇ private keys will be affected when the revo-cation events occur. Though some ABE schemes have realized revocation under direct revocation model such that the revocation list is embedded in the ciphertext and none of the users＇ private keys will be affected by revocation, they mostly focused on the user revocation that revokes the user＇s whole attributes, or they can only be proven to be selectively secure. In this paper, we first define a model of adaptively secure ABE supporting the at- tribute revocation under direct revocation model. Then we propose a Key-Policy ABE （KP-ABE） scheme and a Ciphertext-Policy ABE （CP-ABE） scheme on composite order bilinear groups. Finally, we prove our schemes to be adaptively secure by employing the methodology of dual system eno cryption.展开更多
Traditional underwater acoustic communication networks(UACNs)generally use omnidirectional transmission technology that causes a large number of data-packet collisions,thus resulting in low network throughput and high...Traditional underwater acoustic communication networks(UACNs)generally use omnidirectional transmission technology that causes a large number of data-packet collisions,thus resulting in low network throughput and high end-to-end delays.Compared with omnidirectional transmission technology,directional technology only sends and receives data packets in a specified direction.This can significantly reduce the probability of collisions and improve network performance.However,it also causes a deafness problem,which occurs when the sending node sends a data packet to the receiving node but the receiving node is unable to reply to the sender,because its antenna beam is closed.To resolve this issue,this study proposes a collision classification media access control(CC-MAC)protocol for UACNs.With this protocol,the underwater acoustic channel is divided into two subchannels,and the nodes transmit corresponding data types on them.The sending node can estimate the current status of the receiving node(i.e.,no collision,normal collision,deafness)according to the type of the data packet received and the sub-channel it arrived on,and it can choose correct options to improve network efficiency.Finally,we verify the performance of CC-MAC via simulations,showing that the protocol achieved higher network throughput and lower end-toend delays.展开更多
The fiber optic technology has matured to the point where Metropolitan Area Networks(MAN)can be built to operate at speeds from 150Mbps to more than 1Gbps.This paper in-troduces an experimental fiber optic MAN.The top...The fiber optic technology has matured to the point where Metropolitan Area Networks(MAN)can be built to operate at speeds from 150Mbps to more than 1Gbps.This paper in-troduces an experimental fiber optic MAN.The topology of this MAN is an open looped dualbus,and the data rate at each bus is 155.520 Mbps.We apply ATM technique and modified802.6 DQDB MAC protocol,using universal packet switching.The cell format is completelycompatible with B-ISDN cell.Through gateway the MAN can be interconnected with theBroadband Data Microwave Network,VSAT,Satellite Broadcast TV System,and Ether-net.There are up to 254 nodes connecting to the network,and the distance between two ad-jacent nodes covers more than 5 kilometers.We use 1.3μm SMF as the transmission medi-um.This paper emphasizes on the design and implementation of the Medium Access Control(MAC)Protocol.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Beijing Natural Science Foundation under Grant L192031the National Key Research and Development Program under Grant 2020YFA0711303。
文摘Unmanned Aerial Vehicle(UAV)ad hoc network has achieved significant growth for its flexibility,extensibility,and high deployability in recent years.The application of clustering scheme for UAV ad hoc network is imperative to enhance the performance of throughput and energy efficiency.In conventional clustering scheme,a single cluster head(CH)is always assigned in each cluster.However,this method has some weaknesses such as overload and premature death of CH when the number of UAVs increased.In order to solve this problem,we propose a dual-cluster-head based medium access control(DCHMAC)scheme for large-scale UAV networks.In DCHMAC,two CHs are elected to manage resource allocation and data forwarding cooperatively.Specifically,two CHs work on different channels.One of CH is used for intra-cluster communication and the other one is for inter-cluster communication.A Markov chain model is developed to analyse the throughput of the network.Simulation result shows that compared with FM-MAC(flying ad hoc networks multi-channel MAC,FM-MAC),DCHMAC improves the throughput by approximately 20%~50%and prolongs the network lifetime by approximately 40%.
文摘Attribute revocation is inevitable and al- so important for Attribute-Based Encryption （ABE） in practice. However, little attention has been paid to this issue, and it retrains one of the rmin obsta-cles for the application of ABE. Most of existing ABE schemes support attribute revocation work under indirect revocation model such that all the users＇ private keys will be affected when the revo-cation events occur. Though some ABE schemes have realized revocation under direct revocation model such that the revocation list is embedded in the ciphertext and none of the users＇ private keys will be affected by revocation, they mostly focused on the user revocation that revokes the user＇s whole attributes, or they can only be proven to be selectively secure. In this paper, we first define a model of adaptively secure ABE supporting the at- tribute revocation under direct revocation model. Then we propose a Key-Policy ABE （KP-ABE） scheme and a Ciphertext-Policy ABE （CP-ABE） scheme on composite order bilinear groups. Finally, we prove our schemes to be adaptively secure by employing the methodology of dual system eno cryption.
基金This work was supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2018YFC0308500)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61901273,11774074,61771152,U1806201 and 11974090)+1 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Heilongjiang Province of China(No.YQ2019F002)Acoustic Science and Technology Laboratory,Science and Technology on Underwater Information and Control Laboratory,and by the Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship by CAST.
文摘Traditional underwater acoustic communication networks(UACNs)generally use omnidirectional transmission technology that causes a large number of data-packet collisions,thus resulting in low network throughput and high end-to-end delays.Compared with omnidirectional transmission technology,directional technology only sends and receives data packets in a specified direction.This can significantly reduce the probability of collisions and improve network performance.However,it also causes a deafness problem,which occurs when the sending node sends a data packet to the receiving node but the receiving node is unable to reply to the sender,because its antenna beam is closed.To resolve this issue,this study proposes a collision classification media access control(CC-MAC)protocol for UACNs.With this protocol,the underwater acoustic channel is divided into two subchannels,and the nodes transmit corresponding data types on them.The sending node can estimate the current status of the receiving node(i.e.,no collision,normal collision,deafness)according to the type of the data packet received and the sub-channel it arrived on,and it can choose correct options to improve network efficiency.Finally,we verify the performance of CC-MAC via simulations,showing that the protocol achieved higher network throughput and lower end-toend delays.
文摘The fiber optic technology has matured to the point where Metropolitan Area Networks(MAN)can be built to operate at speeds from 150Mbps to more than 1Gbps.This paper in-troduces an experimental fiber optic MAN.The topology of this MAN is an open looped dualbus,and the data rate at each bus is 155.520 Mbps.We apply ATM technique and modified802.6 DQDB MAC protocol,using universal packet switching.The cell format is completelycompatible with B-ISDN cell.Through gateway the MAN can be interconnected with theBroadband Data Microwave Network,VSAT,Satellite Broadcast TV System,and Ether-net.There are up to 254 nodes connecting to the network,and the distance between two ad-jacent nodes covers more than 5 kilometers.We use 1.3μm SMF as the transmission medi-um.This paper emphasizes on the design and implementation of the Medium Access Control(MAC)Protocol.
