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Integrated Environment For Studying Network Effects on SCADA Systems

Integrated Environment For Studying Network Effects on SCADA Systems. Andrew Davis, Gabor Karsai, Himanshu Neema, Annarita Giani, Bruno Sinopoli, Rohan Chabukswar. Demonstration An inexpensive and affordable approach for small-scale experimentation and education

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Integrated Environment For Studying Network Effects on SCADA Systems

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  1. Integrated Environment For Studying Network Effects on SCADA Systems Andrew Davis, Gabor Karsai, Himanshu Neema, Annarita Giani, Bruno Sinopoli, Rohan Chabukswar • Demonstration • An inexpensive and affordable approach for small-scale experimentation and education • Allows desktop and portable realization • Simulink model for chemical process plant (Tennessee Eastman) • Simulink model for robust controller • OMNeT++ model for network and DDOS network attack • Necessity & Goal • Challenges For Model & Simulation Integration • Heterogeneous modeling for various domains, heterogeneous simulators and emulators for different domains • A complex scenario may simulate Human Organization/Co-ordination in Colored Petri Nets (CPN), Controller/Plant Dynamics in Simulink/Matlab, Computing Systems in DEVS, 3D Environment in Delta3D and Network Architecture and Behavior in OMNeT++. • CPN (Human organizations) • Simulink (Dynamic systems) • DEVS (Discrete-event systems) • Delta3D (Physics, graphics) • OMNeT++ (Network) • How can we integrate the models? • How can we integrate the simulated heterogeneous system components? • How can we integrate the simulation engines? • Goal • An overarching integration model that connects and relates the heterogeneous domain models in a logically coherent framework. • An underlying software infrastructure that connects and relates the heterogeneous simulators in a logically and temporally coherent framework. • An environment to integrate and execute heterogeneous domain specific simulation models or ‘real’ system components. • Leverage C2WT Technology • DoD/HLA was chosen as the basis for a run-time integration platform. • Designed as a simulation integration platform, the High Level Architecture (HLA) is a general purpose architecture for distributed computer simulation systems. • It has sophisticated support for coordination among simulation engines, managed by a Run-Time Infrastructure (RTI). • Open-source and commercial implementations are available • C2WindTunnel Adds — • Model based integration of domain specific simulations • Data models • Integration models • Deployment models • Transformations(import, export of models, code generation) • Scenario design • Monitoring and logging, data analysis Matlab/Simulink Simulation: Controller Model Sensor data stream Actuator data stream Omnet++ Simulation: Network model Sensor data stream Actuator data stream Simulation: Plant Model ? Matlab/Simulink Domain specific models Reusable C2W integration simulators Simulink Models Dynamic Simulink Integration Federate CPN Models CPN Integration Federate HLA Run-Time Infrastructure (RTI) Network models Omnet Discrete Event Federate Physical world models 3D Visual Simulator Federate C2WT Integration Platform

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