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The 1st International Workshop on Software-defined Network for
Cyber Physical System Automation (SDN-CPS) 

in conjunction with The 25th International Conference on Distributed Computing & Networking (ICDCN 2024)
7th January 2024

 

About the Workshop

The goal of the 1st International Workshop on Software-defined Network for Cyber Physical Systems (SDN-CPS 2024) is to delve into the application of new and innovative technological research towards integration of software defined network platform and protocols with cyber physical systems for efficient and scalable implementation of heterogeneous network applications and thereby developing innovative solutions towards automation of CPS. The major objective is to automate the communication and computing perimeter of CPS exploiting the benefits of SDN technology and to develop usable applications and systems. The emphasis is to provide an interdisciplinary platform to the researchers to exchange their ideas, present their results, share their thoughts based on their expertise, stimulate new research idea, and foster collaborations among computer scientists, engineers, domain experts, urban scientists and representatives from Government and NGOs to automate CPS for an effective computation-driven-society. We welcome submissions that identify challenges, report experiences, and discuss progress towards design, solutions or vision/ideas of SDN which will help in contributions to describing techniques applied to the real-world CPS problems, novel Networking Architectures and Protocols, Systems and Platform designs, and applications along with interdisciplinary research involving integration of SDN, IoT, Sensor Networks, Embedded Systems, Mobile, Edge and Cloud resources, AR, VR, Machine Intelligence techniques, Game Theory, Trusted Computing and Societal Computation. 

The research topics covered by the workshop are (but not limited to):

●        Communication Platforms and Protocols for cyber physical systems (CPS)

●        Traffic Management, Control and Load Balancing in SDN

●        Emergency response support system (ERSS) using SDN

●        Smart Transportation System

●        SDN for Healthcare Automation

●        SDN in Defense Applications

●        Agriculture Automation

●        SDN protocols for multi-robot systems

●        SDN in Power Grid Automation

●        Content Delivery Networks and Video Streaming

●        Human behavior monitoring with SDN and Game Theory

●        CPS for Environment Management

●        Security and Trusted Computing for CPS

●        SDN for Home Automation

●        Industrial Automation and Consumer Electronics

●        Automating Civil Infrastructures using SDN-CPS

●        Automation of entertainment media using SDN

●        SDN for Aerospace applications

Accepted Papers

  • “Fog-Assisted Dynamic IoT Device Access Management Using Attribute-Based Encryption”, Kasturi Routray, IIT Bhubaneswar, India.

  • “Scalable Real-Time Control in Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems”, Md Ashikul Haque, Abusayeed Saifullah, Wayne State University, USA.

  • “SynFloWatch: A Detection System against TCP-SYN based DDoS Attacks using Entropy in Hybrid SDN”, Mitali Sinha, IIT Bhubaneswar, India.

  • “NVM-Enhanced MLI Placement for Revenue Maximization in UAV-Fog Assisted MEC with Stable Matching”, Shilpi Kumari, Abhishek Kumar, Ajay Pratap, IIT BHU, India.

  • “SDN Defense: Detection and mitigation of DDoS attack via IoT Network”, K Rajkumar, Dr. S. Mercy Shalinie, Hamil Stanly, Thiagarajar college of Engineering, Madurai, India.

  • “A Hybrid Federated Learning for Medical Cyber Physical Systems”, Rojalini Tripathy, IIT Bhubaneswar, India.

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