Application of AI-Based Enabled Cyber Resilience in Sensor Networks for Infrastructure Management
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Sensor Networks".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2023) | Viewed by 3722
Special Issue Editors
Interests: machine learning; AI; smart facilities; applied energy
Interests: artificial intelligence and big data security; satellite internet security; optical communication systems and optical network security
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Dear Colleagues,
Artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled cyber resilience is becoming increasingly important for infrastructure management, including critical information management for facilities, land transport, buildings etc. While cyberattacks remain one of the key concerns behind the fast development of smart cities, new AI technologies such as smart blockchain provide new solutions to build a more cyber-resilient management plan for large-scale infrastructure facilities. The increased adoption of artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled cyber-resilience strategies addresses cybersecurity issues and creates a culture of cyber-risk awareness across infrastructure facilities.
This Special Issue intends to provide an international forum for researchers to showcase up-to-date results on AI, machine learning and cybersecurity technologies in the field of sensors. Recent progresses and future directions of AI in cyber-resilience applications will be investigated. This Special Issue also intends to bring together great efforts in computer science and various engineering fields toward finding common and cross-discipline research topics for AI-enabled cyber-resilient infrastructure management . This Special Issue will include, but not be limited to, the following topics:
- Cybersecurity-resilient facility management strategy;
- AI-based computer vision topics on cybersecurity-resilient infrastructure management;
- Big data research in cybersecurity resilient infrastructure management;
- IoT solutions for cybersecurity-resilient infrastructure management;
- Cyber-physics systems with AI and machine learning algorithms;
- Cybersecurity-resilient devices and instruments for smart building/city design;
- Smart blockchain applications in smart city development;
- Security and privacy in intelligent IoT systems;
- Building information modeling (BIM) with cybersecurity resilience;
- Behavior and cognitive informatics with cybersecurity resilience.
- AI solutions on cybersecurity and trust system development;
- Cyber-risk awareness systems development.
Dr. Ke Yan
Dr. Xiaodan Yan
Prof. Dr. Ji Zhang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- smart infrastracture management
- cybersecurity
- resilience
- AI
- Big Data
- IoT
- cyber-physics system
- smart city
- building information modeling
- trust system
- cyber-risk awareness
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