The authentication and privacy of a group member is important in multicast communication. This paper proposes a privacy-preserving authenticated group-key management protocol for the Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network （ MP2...The authentication and privacy of a group member is important in multicast communication. This paper proposes a privacy-preserving authenticated group-key management protocol for the Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network （ MP2PN ）. The MP2PN contains some super peers and each super peer controls a subgroup composed of regular peers. An efficient attribute-based signature based on Cipertext-Policy Attribute-Based Encryption （CP-ABE） is proposed and used in this group-key rmnagement protocol to authenticate a peer＇s at- tributes and identity. A peer can be described by a set of attributes or one unique special identity at- tribute. Peers that have some attributes in common can form a group and conmmnicate with each other anonymously and securely. Any super peer can initiate a group and act as a group controller. The group controller can authenticate a peer＇s attributes and identity as well as remove malicious peers. Any peer with attributes that rmtches the access structure can join the group and provide its input to form the group key. The proposed protocol pro- vides backward and forward secrecy. The sinmlation results show that this protocol is applicable for mobile devices and can meet the MP2PN requirements of group communication.展开更多
The Rocky Mountain Foothills lie along the eastern margin of the Rocky Mountain fold-thrust belt. The area has been the focus of extensive research aimed at locating oil and gas fields with the potential to be used as...The Rocky Mountain Foothills lie along the eastern margin of the Rocky Mountain fold-thrust belt. The area has been the focus of extensive research aimed at locating oil and gas fields with the potential to be used as CO2 storage traps. In this study, we use a seismic line from the Ca- nadian Rockies to interpret the geologic structures along a cross-section parallel to the tectonic transport direction. We then compare our results with those of previous studies. The section was restored using the MOVE software （manufactured by Midland Valley Exploration Ltd.）. The pri- mary objectives of this work are： （1） to conduct a stratigraphic and structural interpretation of a 2D seismic profile; and （2） to conduct a cross-sectional restoration of the structures in order to validate the seismic interpretation in terms of CO2 storage candidates. Additional data sources include maps of the surface geology, which show that the age of horizons decrease from west to east, and strati- graphic and structural profiles derived from well logs. The results of our structural restoration indi- cate a detachment fault between the foreland and hinterland. This fault is responsible for the cutting and subsequent upwards and eastwards movement of a stratum located between the basement and the Late Devonian formation. Large thrust faults are responsible for the deformation of strata （through both folding and faulting） in the foreland basin. As a result of continuous eastward tectonic stress, the strata from Jurassic have deformed, forming a duplex system in the middle of the section and resulting in the uplift of the upper part of the section. Following surface erosion, this uplifted area became exposed during the Tertiary Period. The high shortening rate （53%） detected through structural restoration is consistent with the thin-skinned tectonic model.展开更多
基金This paper was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 61073042 the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under Grant No HEUCF100606 the Open Foundation of Network and Data Security Key Laboratory of Sichuan Province under Crant No 201107.
文摘The authentication and privacy of a group member is important in multicast communication. This paper proposes a privacy-preserving authenticated group-key management protocol for the Mobile Peer-to-Peer Network （ MP2PN ）. The MP2PN contains some super peers and each super peer controls a subgroup composed of regular peers. An efficient attribute-based signature based on Cipertext-Policy Attribute-Based Encryption （CP-ABE） is proposed and used in this group-key rmnagement protocol to authenticate a peer＇s at- tributes and identity. A peer can be described by a set of attributes or one unique special identity at- tribute. Peers that have some attributes in common can form a group and conmmnicate with each other anonymously and securely. Any super peer can initiate a group and act as a group controller. The group controller can authenticate a peer＇s attributes and identity as well as remove malicious peers. Any peer with attributes that rmtches the access structure can join the group and provide its input to form the group key. The proposed protocol pro- vides backward and forward secrecy. The sinmlation results show that this protocol is applicable for mobile devices and can meet the MP2PN requirements of group communication.
基金a part of the project titled "Development of Technology for CO_2 Marine Geological Storage" funded by the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, Koreathe National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) grant funded by the Korean Government (MSIP) (No. NRF-2015R1C1A2A01052726)+1 种基金the International Collaborative Energy Technology R & D Program of the Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP)granted financial resource from the Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy, Republic of Korea (No. 20168510050070)
文摘The Rocky Mountain Foothills lie along the eastern margin of the Rocky Mountain fold-thrust belt. The area has been the focus of extensive research aimed at locating oil and gas fields with the potential to be used as CO2 storage traps. In this study, we use a seismic line from the Ca- nadian Rockies to interpret the geologic structures along a cross-section parallel to the tectonic transport direction. We then compare our results with those of previous studies. The section was restored using the MOVE software （manufactured by Midland Valley Exploration Ltd.）. The pri- mary objectives of this work are： （1） to conduct a stratigraphic and structural interpretation of a 2D seismic profile; and （2） to conduct a cross-sectional restoration of the structures in order to validate the seismic interpretation in terms of CO2 storage candidates. Additional data sources include maps of the surface geology, which show that the age of horizons decrease from west to east, and strati- graphic and structural profiles derived from well logs. The results of our structural restoration indi- cate a detachment fault between the foreland and hinterland. This fault is responsible for the cutting and subsequent upwards and eastwards movement of a stratum located between the basement and the Late Devonian formation. Large thrust faults are responsible for the deformation of strata （through both folding and faulting） in the foreland basin. As a result of continuous eastward tectonic stress, the strata from Jurassic have deformed, forming a duplex system in the middle of the section and resulting in the uplift of the upper part of the section. Following surface erosion, this uplifted area became exposed during the Tertiary Period. The high shortening rate （53%） detected through structural restoration is consistent with the thin-skinned tectonic model.
