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A blockchain-based secure path planning in UAVs communication network

Authors
Aggarwal, ShubhaniBudhiraja, IshanGarg, SahilKaddoum, GeorgesChoi, Bong JunHossain, M. Shamim
Issue Date
Feb-2025
Publisher
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Keywords
Blockchain; Unmanned aerial vehicles; Path planning; Genetic algorithm; Travelling salesman problem; Security and privacy
Citation
ALEXANDRIA ENGINEERING JOURNAL, v.113, pp 451 - 460
Pages
10
Journal Title
ALEXANDRIA ENGINEERING JOURNAL
Volume
113
Start Page
451
End Page
460
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/ssu/handle/2018.sw.ssu/50458
DOI
10.1016/j.aej.2024.10.078
ISSN
1110-0168
2090-2670
Abstract
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are one of the most popular and effective systems in various industrial applications such as surveillance, security, and infrastructure inspection. It is gradually becoming an essential part of navigation as a consequence of high progress in military and civilian missions. Path planning of UAVs in military and civilian missions or in unknown and restricted environments is one of the biggest problems facing the operation of UAVs. This problem is not only searching fora path from an initial point to the final but also linked to find an optimal among all possible paths and provides collision avoidance. By examining the best path for UAVs, there is a need for the consideration of various other issues such as security and privacy, turning angle, overtake speed of obstacle, etc. The fundamental problem of UAVs is finding an optimal and secure route in a challenging environment. To overcome these challenges, many researchers have used optimization techniques such as ant colony, particle swarm, artificial bee colony, etc. with planning and coordination. In this paper, a blockchain-based solution is used to secure and authenticate UAVs. Hence, we propose a blockchainbased method that uses a genetic algorithm, which solves both constrained and unconstrained optimization problems. The purpose of this technique is to locate the best possible flight path for the UAVs in a threedimensional setting. Ina genetic algorithm, each iteration is designed to surpass the previous one in terms of improvement. To achieve an ideal route, solving the travelling salesman problem is a crucial step in the proposed approach. Consequently, the blockchain technology offers a reliable wireless communication and a dependable network for UAVs path planning, guaranteeing efficient service. Simulation results demonstrate the impact of the proposed scheme. They show that a genetic algorithm is suitable for optimal path planning for UAVs.
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