• Smart Cities use the Internet of Things for large-scale, partially mission-critical systems • Many decentralised sensors and information sources are available in a city which can be used to improve services • Sharing the information-base enables third parties to offer Sharing the information-base enables third parties to offer additional services • Security, Privacy and Trust

1. SMARTIE – Project Overview
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SMARTIE – Project Overview
Vladan Rankov – DunavNET
Boris Pokric – DunavNET
14-16 October 2014
ICT forum - Niš

2. Motivation
• Smart Cities use the Internet of Things for large-scale, partially
mission-critical systems
• Many decentralised sensors and information sources are
available in a city which can be used to improve services
Sharing the information-base enables third parties to offer
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• Sharing the information-base enables third parties to offer
additional services
• Security, Privacy and Trust
• Provide trust and quality-of-information in shared information models to
enable them to be re-used across many applications.
• Provide secure exchange of data between IoT devices and consumers of
their information.
• Provide protection mechanisms for vulnerable devices.
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3. Vision
The vision of SMARTIE is to create a distributed
framework to share large volumes of heterogeneous
information for the use in smart-city applications,
enabling end-to-end security and trust in information
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enabling end-to-end security and trust in information
delivery for decision-making purposes following data
owner’s privacy requirements.
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4. Key Approach
• vertical end-to-end
security and trust
from the sensor to
the application
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• horizontal cross-
domain data
sharing following
the respective
access policies
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5. Consortium
• 7 Partners – 5 countries
• 2 Industry
• 2 SME
• 1 Research Institution
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• 1 Research Institution
• 1 University
• 1 Public Agency
• Duration: 36 months
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6. Objectives
1. Understanding requirements for data and application security and creating a
policy-enabled framework supporting data sharing across applications.
2. Developing new technologies that establish trust and security in the
perception layer and network layer.
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perception layer and network layer.
3. Develop new technologies for trusted information creation and secure
storage for the information service layer.
4. Develop new technologies for information retrieval and processing guided by
access control policies in the application layer.
5. Demonstrate the project results in real use cases.

7. Objective 1: Requirements and Architecture
• Use-cases in the smart city (e.g. energy, traffic, public safety)
• identify requirements for trust in the information
• identify privacy requirements (personal, business, regulatory)
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• Derive technical requirements and develop a policy-enabled
distributed architecture for IoT data collection, processing and
sharing
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8. Objective 2: Trust and Security in the
perception and network layer
• Weakest link determines the security: already the nodes must
be trustworthy.
• Security for information source (sensor devices, smartphones)
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• Security for information source (sensor devices, smartphones)
• Secure communication between devices and platform, light-
weigh cryptographic protocols
• Attestation of the sensor state and quality, of the platform
capabilities
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9. Objective 3: Trusted information
creation and secure storage
• Adapt security mechanisms based on the requirements at
runtime
• Access control and policies across domains
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• Access control and policies across domains
• Encrypted storage against data leakage, cryptographic
protection of data integrity during aggregation
• Trace trust in data while data aggregation and storage
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10. Objective 4: Technologies for information
retrieval and processing
• Information needs to be retrieved from a massive
distributed system-of-systems
• Develop methods for privacy-preserving event detection
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• Develop methods for privacy-preserving event detection
and processing
• consumer learns only relevant processed information
• Discover trusted data following privacy and access rights
• Provide interfaces for cooperation between the systems
and towards the application
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11. Demonstrators - Frankfurt
• Green Way is project partner specialised in deploying
telematics traffic infrastructure.
• City of Frankfurt committed to support the activity.
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• City of Frankfurt committed to support the activity.
• Possibility to influence real traffic.
• Focus on authentication, trust, data security,
interoperability
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12. Demonstrators - Murcia
• ARGEM is partner in the project: ARGEM is the Regional Energy Agency of Murcia
and is in charge of the development of renewable energies and energy efficiency.
• Demonstrator is a joint effort with UMU in order to deploy a Smart Campus and
Efficient Energy Usage
• Monitoring energy efficient in the campus taking into account energy
consumption and energy generation
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consumption and energy generation
• Evaluate real-time behaviour of systems jointly acting as a sustainable ecosystem
• Provide user the capability to interact with the system to facilitate the improve of
the energy efficiency
• Integrate existing deployment in the UMU Campus and new ones that will happen
within next year to gather data from monitoring
• Actually 10 buildings are monitored
• Existing Platform to gather data
• Design and deploy secure solutions for exchange, interactions and transfer of data
from sensors
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13. Demonstrators – Novi Sad
• Using data from Novi Sad became possible recently
• GPS data of busses are now available
• Commitment from the city of Novi Sad and from the
organisation managing the data
• Utilise location of busses and travellers
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• Utilise location of busses and travellers
• Provide smartphone application to enable travellers access
to smart transportation usage
• Collect various data from different sources and extrapolate
services to different stakeholders
• Focus on data security and privacy using developed access
rights and policies
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14. Novi Sad - Pilot
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15. info@dunavnet.eu
Dr Vladan Rankov
DunavNET doo
Antona Čehova 1
21000 Novi Sad
www.smartie-project.eu
21000 Novi Sad
Serbia
Mobile: +381645341616
E-Mail: vladan.rankov@dunavnet.eu
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