Submitted by Miroslav Pajic on April 8th, 2020
Submitted by Miroslav Pajic on December 17th, 2018
Abstract: This project will design next-generation defense mechanisms to protect critical infrastructures, such as power grids, large industrial plants, and water distribution systems. These critical infrastructures are complex primarily due to the integration of cyber and physical components, the presence of high-order behaviors and functions, and an intricate and large interconnection pattern.
Fabio Pasqualetti Submitted by Fabio Pasqualetti on February 1st, 2016
Abstract: This project addresses the safety and security issues that arise when giving users remote-access to a multi-robot research test-bed, where mobile robots can coordinate their behaviors in a collaborative manner. Through a public interface, users are able to schedule, and subsequently upload, their own code and run their experiments, while being provided with the scientific data produced through the experiment.
Submitted by Magnus Egerstedt on February 1st, 2016
Abstract: This project addresses the safety and security issues that arise when giving users remote-access to a multi-robot research test-bed, where mobile robots can coordinate their behaviors in a collaborative manner. Through a public interface, users are able to schedule, and subsequently upload, their own code and run their experiements, while being provided with the scientific data produced through the experiment.
Submitted by Magnus Egerstedt on December 21st, 2015
Abstract: This project will design next-­‐generation defense mechanisms to protect critical infrastructures, such as power grids, large industrial plants, and water distribution systems. These critical infrastructures are complex primarily due to the integration of cyber and physical components, the presence of high-­‐order behaviors and functions, and an intricate and large interconnection pattern.
Fabio Pasqualetti Submitted by Fabio Pasqualetti on November 10th, 2014
Abstract: Cyber-physical systems regulating critical infrastructures, such as electrical grids and water networks, are increasingly geographically distributed, necessitating communication between remote sensors, actuators and controllers. The combination of networked computational and physical sub- systems leads to new security vulnerabilities that adversaries can exploit with devastating consequences.
Suhas Diggavi Submitted by Suhas Diggavi on November 10th, 2014
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