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Cyber-Physical Systems:
Research Issues and Challenges
About this Book
About this Book
The featured book aims to present the emergence of Cyber-Physical Systems in response to revolutionary advancements in IoT. While discussing the associated challenges, the book also targets to devise efficient models that are competent to address these challenges. Hence, the book is aiming to cater to researchers and academicians working in related field. The technological development during the past few decades has revamped the life of mankind. This revolutionary change in life-style is primarily owing to the advancement in Internet of Things (IoT) that has significantly influenced the human life from multiple perspectives.
IoT has completely revolutionized the facet of healthcare, agriculture, education and other industrial fields. Fundamentally, IoT involves sensor signal processing, optimization, device-to-device communication, and smart systems. Here, machine learning and data analytics also plays a significant role in making these systems future-ready. Advancement of IoT led to another avenue of research viz. Cyber Physical System (CPS) where physical systems are monitored and controlled by a computing core. CPS also transformed the manner in which mankind interacts with the world. Hence, CPS has grabbed the attention of researchers, academicians and industrialists.
The book will be published by CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group and will be indexed by Scopus and Web of Science via CRC Press feed.
The goal of this book is to bring all kinds of scholars working in Cyber-Physical Systems together from across the globe.
The goal of this book is to bring all kinds of scholars working in Cyber-Physical Systems together from across the globe.
The prime focus of the proposed book is to explore the CPS by including various issues, challenges, and research directions. The proposed book also aims to address the interaction of CPS. The table of contents is designed in a manner so as to provide the reader with a broad list of its applications. Additionally, the book addresses the transformation in Industry 4.0 in response to CPS. Thus, the book plans to discuss the recent research trends and advanced topics in the field of Cyber Physical System which will be of interest to industry experts, academicians, researchers and working in this area.
The proposed book is organized into various sections in order to efficiently organize the contents of the book. The topics covered in the book ranges from fundamentals of Cyber Physical System to recent advancements and research issues in the field. Hence, the editors aim to cover diversity in the domain while achieving completeness.
Topics for this Call for Book Chapter includes the following (but are not limited to):
Topics for this Call for Book Chapter includes the following (but are not limited to):
Rudiments of Cyber Physical Systems
An Overview of Security Issues and Challenges of Cyber Physical Systems
Integration of IoT and Cyber Physical Systems
Smart Real Time Data Analytics for Cyber Physical Systems
Model Based Design Framework of Cyber Physical Systems
Distributed Computing Management of Cyber Physical Systems
Control and Optimization of Cyber Physical Systems
Security Aspects of CPS: Key Management and Threat Modeling
Data Privacy Issues in Distributed Cyber Physical Systems
Applications of Cyber Physical Systems for Industry 4.0: A comprehensive Review
Smart Agriculture Cyber Physical Systems Framework for Precision Agriculture
Medical Cyber Physical Systems
Designing Cyber-physical Systems with Evolutionary Algorithms
Evolutionary Computing Solutions for Green Cyber Physical Systems
Cyber Physical Systems: An Era of New and Emerging System of Intelligence
Book Editors
Book Editors
Prof. L.K.Awasthi
Director
NIT, Jalandhar
Dr. Nonita Sharma
Assistant Professor
Dept of CSE
NIT Jalandhar
Dr. Monika Mangla
Assistant Professor
Dept of CSE
Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering
Navi Mumbai
Dr. K.P. Sharma
Assistant Professor
Dept of CSE
NIT Jalandhar
Dr. Rohit Kumar
Postdoctoral Researcher
Center for Cyber-physical Systems
&
Internet of Things
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, USA
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