Network architecture, security issues, and hardware implementation of a home area network for smart grid

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This paper discusses aims, architecture, and security issues of Smart Grid, taking care of the lesson learned at University of Pisa in research projects on smart energy and grid. A key element of Smart Grid is the energy home area network (HAN), for which an implementation is proposed, dealing with its security aspects and showing some solutions for realizing a wireless network based on ZigBee. Possible hardware-software architectures and implementations using COTS (Commercial Off The Shelf) components are presented for key building blocks of the energy HAN such as smart power meters and plugs and a home smart information box providing energy management policy and supporting user's energy awareness. © 2012 Sergio Saponara and Tony Bacchillone.

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Saponara, S., & Bacchillone, T. (2012). Network architecture, security issues, and hardware implementation of a home area network for smart grid. Journal of Computer Networks and Communications. https://doi.org/10.1155/2012/534512

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