With the rapid development of advanced networking and computing technologies such as the Internet of Things, network function virtualization, and 5G infrastructure, new development opportunities are emerging for Marit...With the rapid development of advanced networking and computing technologies such as the Internet of Things, network function virtualization, and 5G infrastructure, new development opportunities are emerging for Maritime Meteorological Sensor Networks(MMSNs). However, the increasing number of intelligent devices joining the MMSN poses a growing threat to network security. Current Artificial Intelligence(AI) intrusion detection techniques turn intrusion detection into a classification problem, where AI excels. These techniques assume sufficient high-quality instances for model construction, which is often unsatisfactory for real-world operation with limited attack instances and constantly evolving characteristics. This paper proposes an Adaptive Personalized Federated learning(APFed) framework that allows multiple MMSN owners to engage in collaborative training. By employing an adaptive personalized update and a shared global classifier, the adverse effects of imbalanced, Non-Independent and Identically Distributed(Non-IID) data are mitigated, enabling the intrusion detection model to possess personalized capabilities and good global generalization. In addition, a lightweight intrusion detection model is proposed to detect various attacks with an effective adaptation to the MMSN environment. Finally, extensive experiments on a classical network dataset show that the attack classification accuracy is improved by about 5% compared to most baselines in the global scenarios.展开更多
In this study, the Global Navigation Satellite System （GNSS） network of China is discussed, which can be used to monitor atmospheric precipitable water vapor （PWV）. By the end of 2013, the network had 952 GNSS sit...In this study, the Global Navigation Satellite System （GNSS） network of China is discussed, which can be used to monitor atmospheric precipitable water vapor （PWV）. By the end of 2013, the network had 952 GNSS sites, including 260 belonging to the Crustal Movement Observation Network of China （CMONOC） and 692 belonging to the China Meteorological Administration GNSS network （CMAGN）. Additionally, GNSS observation collecting and data processing procedures are presented and PWV data quality control methods are investigated. PWV levels as determined by GNSS and radiosonde are compared. The results show that GNSS estimates are generally in good agreement with measurements of radio- sondes and water vapor radiometers （WVR）. The PWV retrieved by the national GNSS network is used in weather forecasting, assimilation of data into numerical weather prediction models, the validation of PWV estimates by radiosonde, and plum rain monitoring. The network is also used to monitor the total ionospheric electron content.展开更多
In order to change the distributed status of the meteorological service platform,based on the integration of the self-built service platforms including meteorology,climate,observation and service,National Meteorologic...In order to change the distributed status of the meteorological service platform,based on the integration of the self-built service platforms including meteorology,climate,observation and service,National Meteorological Information Center( NMIC) constructs National Meteorological Service Platform( NMSP). NMSP is a unified national meteorological service platform to provide browsing,searching and displaying of observation,weather forecasting,warning information,historical climate data and network information. NMSP uses the MVC design pattern.For adapting the characteristics of meteorological application,above J2 EE application framework( Struts + Spring + Hibernate),NMSP encapsulates data exchange module which improves flexibility and efficiency of the system development. On March 2015,NMSP( version 2. 0)has been on operational running,which covers six core sections,nearly 100 sub-modules,2000 kinds of service products. It plays an effective supporting role on various types of meteorological service.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 62371181the Project on Excellent Postgraduate Dissertation of Hohai University (422003482)the Changzhou Science and Technology International Cooperation Program under Grant CZ20230029。
文摘With the rapid development of advanced networking and computing technologies such as the Internet of Things, network function virtualization, and 5G infrastructure, new development opportunities are emerging for Maritime Meteorological Sensor Networks(MMSNs). However, the increasing number of intelligent devices joining the MMSN poses a growing threat to network security. Current Artificial Intelligence(AI) intrusion detection techniques turn intrusion detection into a classification problem, where AI excels. These techniques assume sufficient high-quality instances for model construction, which is often unsatisfactory for real-world operation with limited attack instances and constantly evolving characteristics. This paper proposes an Adaptive Personalized Federated learning(APFed) framework that allows multiple MMSN owners to engage in collaborative training. By employing an adaptive personalized update and a shared global classifier, the adverse effects of imbalanced, Non-Independent and Identically Distributed(Non-IID) data are mitigated, enabling the intrusion detection model to possess personalized capabilities and good global generalization. In addition, a lightweight intrusion detection model is proposed to detect various attacks with an effective adaptation to the MMSN environment. Finally, extensive experiments on a classical network dataset show that the attack classification accuracy is improved by about 5% compared to most baselines in the global scenarios.
基金financially supported by the Special Fund for Meteorological Scientific Research in the Public Interest(GYHY201406012)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(41275114)a construction fund for CMONOC
文摘In this study, the Global Navigation Satellite System （GNSS） network of China is discussed, which can be used to monitor atmospheric precipitable water vapor （PWV）. By the end of 2013, the network had 952 GNSS sites, including 260 belonging to the Crustal Movement Observation Network of China （CMONOC） and 692 belonging to the China Meteorological Administration GNSS network （CMAGN）. Additionally, GNSS observation collecting and data processing procedures are presented and PWV data quality control methods are investigated. PWV levels as determined by GNSS and radiosonde are compared. The results show that GNSS estimates are generally in good agreement with measurements of radio- sondes and water vapor radiometers （WVR）. The PWV retrieved by the national GNSS network is used in weather forecasting, assimilation of data into numerical weather prediction models, the validation of PWV estimates by radiosonde, and plum rain monitoring. The network is also used to monitor the total ionospheric electron content.
基金Supported by Meteorological Protection Project of China Meteorological Administration for Mountain Flood and Geological Disaster Prevention in 2015
文摘In order to change the distributed status of the meteorological service platform,based on the integration of the self-built service platforms including meteorology,climate,observation and service,National Meteorological Information Center( NMIC) constructs National Meteorological Service Platform( NMSP). NMSP is a unified national meteorological service platform to provide browsing,searching and displaying of observation,weather forecasting,warning information,historical climate data and network information. NMSP uses the MVC design pattern.For adapting the characteristics of meteorological application,above J2 EE application framework( Struts + Spring + Hibernate),NMSP encapsulates data exchange module which improves flexibility and efficiency of the system development. On March 2015,NMSP( version 2. 0)has been on operational running,which covers six core sections,nearly 100 sub-modules,2000 kinds of service products. It plays an effective supporting role on various types of meteorological service.
