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Resilient Consensus-Based Time Synchronization in Asynchronous Sensor Networks
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DOI：10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2936448.png)
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This paper addresses the time synchronization problem of asynchronous wireless sensor networks (WSNs) under false data injection attacks. First, we extend the fundamental metric of r-robustness with the notion of trusted links and then show that the structural robustness of networks can be significantly improved without adding additional links after setting a small subset of links to be trusted. Then, for a more practical case where the intercommunication topologies between each sensor node are time-varying, we develop a resilient consensus-based distributed algorithm where the sampling period is allowed to be chosen by each sensor independently and it is shown that the time synchronization problem for WSNs can be solved via the proposed controller. Numerical simulations are conducted to illustrate the effectiveness of our proposed method.
Keywords:
Resilient consensus
false data injection attacks
time synchronization
asynchronous
time-varying
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