Body Sensor Networks have considerably facilitated the continuous measurement of physiological
parameters of human body. The sensors used to measure the body parameters, have several limitations
in terms of power, computation capability, memory and communication capability. In this paper a novel
architecture has been proposed to ensure continuous, unobtrusive and remote patient monitoring, taking
into account the inherent hardware constraints of the sensors. The proposed architecture would enable
senior citizens, patients with chronic ailments and patients requiring post-operative care to be remotely
monitored in the comfort of their homes. Security threats and challenges inherent to wireless
communication of sensor data have been discussed and a security mechanism to ensure data
confidentiality, integrity and authentication has been proposed.
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%A Mohanavalli, S. S.
%A Anand, Sheila
%D 2011
%J International Journal of Ad hoc, Sensor & Ubiquitous Computing (IJASUC)
%K authentication confidentiality data fabrication integrity monitoring remote
%N 1
%P 10
%R 10.5121/ijasuc.2011.2106
%T Security Architecture for AT-HOME Medical Care Using Body Sensor Network
%U http://aircconline.com/ijasuc/V2N1/2111ijasuc06.pdf
%V 2
%X Body Sensor Networks have considerably facilitated the continuous measurement of physiological
parameters of human body. The sensors used to measure the body parameters, have several limitations
in terms of power, computation capability, memory and communication capability. In this paper a novel
architecture has been proposed to ensure continuous, unobtrusive and remote patient monitoring, taking
into account the inherent hardware constraints of the sensors. The proposed architecture would enable
senior citizens, patients with chronic ailments and patients requiring post-operative care to be remotely
monitored in the comfort of their homes. Security threats and challenges inherent to wireless
communication of sensor data have been discussed and a security mechanism to ensure data
confidentiality, integrity and authentication has been proposed.
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parameters of human body. The sensors used to measure the body parameters, have several limitations
in terms of power, computation capability, memory and communication capability. In this paper a novel
architecture has been proposed to ensure continuous, unobtrusive and remote patient monitoring, taking
into account the inherent hardware constraints of the sensors. The proposed architecture would enable
senior citizens, patients with chronic ailments and patients requiring post-operative care to be remotely
monitored in the comfort of their homes. Security threats and challenges inherent to wireless
communication of sensor data have been discussed and a security mechanism to ensure data
confidentiality, integrity and authentication has been proposed. },
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author = {Mohanavalli, S. S. and Anand, Sheila},
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timestamp = {2019-06-29T06:44:26.000+0200},
title = {Security Architecture for AT-HOME Medical Care Using Body Sensor Network },
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