Preventive Maintenance of Critical Infrastructures using 5G Networks & drones HM Prof. Theodore Zahariadis, Ass. Prof. Lambros Sarakis Eleftherios Tsampasis, MSc TEI of Sterea Ellada Pscahna, Chalkida, Greece Dr. Artemis Voulkidis Power Operations Ltd 1 st King Av., London, UK Dr. Panagiotis Karkazis Dr. Panagiotis Trakadas Synelixis Solutions 157 Perissou, N.Chalkidona, Greece International Workshop on Small-Drone Surveillance, Detection and Counteraction Techniques IEEE AVSS 2017, 29 August 2017, Lecce, ITALY
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Preventive Maintenance of Critical Infrastructures using 5G Networks & drones
HM
Prof. Theodore Zahariadis, Ass. Prof. Lambros Sarakis Eleftherios Tsampasis, MSc
• Predictive Maintenance is of utmost importance not only due to the high accompanying cost, but also in achieving extended protection including highest power network reliability
• Pros: may significantly help in • more efficient operation and reduced maintenance costs • accidents avoidance and fast restoration of energy networks
• Barriers: require complex, bandwidth demanding, computationally heavy and time critical operations:
• operational requirements, define the flight plan for each drone in a swarm (optimal coverage with minimal resources, taking into account the flight capability and remaining energy of each drone),
• communication requirements, either by cellular or satellite links control the drones flight and upload captured video and
• Ensure user experience continuity in challenging situations: high mobility (e.g. in trains) very dense or sparsely populated areas journeys covered by heterogeneous technologies.
• Key enabler for the Massive Internet of Things Connect a massive number of sensors, rendering devices and actuators
with stringent energy and transmission constraints.
• Inherently support Mission Critical Services Very high reliability, Global coverage , Very low latency Integrate specific networks, typically public safety, will become natively
• Wireless Technologies • Flexible resource allocation; Flexible air interfaces; new waveforms; advanced beam-
forming , beam-tracking and MIMO. • Integrated heterogeneous air interfaces, i.e. 2G-4G for macro cells, WiFi and previous
releases of 3GPP technologies on small cells. • New operational models (i.e. crowd networking for ultra-dense networks)
• Network Virtualization & Software Defined Networking • Server scale out and cloud technologies • Logical centralization of control functions • Network functions virtualization (NFV)
• There is variety of software frameworks and reference architectures already available for 5G • Yet, there is still a clear gap to bridge for 5G seamless deployment within a number of “vertical” sectors • The energy “vertical” represents one of the most demanding “use/test case” for 5G technologies
Drones enabled Preventive Maintenance as a Service (PMaaS)
vMPA: virtual Media Processing & Analysis vDFC: Virtual Drone Flight Control
Parrot AR. Drone 2.0 GPS Edition • Great stability and remote video streaming of flight • Open source solution that offers SDKs for iOs, Android, Linux and
Windows, both for the flight control and for the on board video camera
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme via the 5G Public Private Partnership (5G-PPP) under the grant agreement No 762013