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Your systems. Working as one. An Extensible Architecture for Avionics Sensor Health Assessment Using DDS Sumant Tambe, Ph.D. Senior Software Research Engineer Real-Time Innovations, Inc. 12/3/2013 Infotech@Aerospace 19 - 22 August 2013 Boston, Massachusetts Acknowledgement: This research is funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, Dayton, OH under Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract # FA8650-11-C-1054. Manuscript approved for publication by WPAFB: PA Approval Number: 88ABW-2013-3209.

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Your systems. Working as one.

An Extensible Architecture for Avionics Sensor Health Assessment Using DDS

Sumant Tambe, Ph.D.

Senior Software Research Engineer

Real-Time Innovations, Inc.

12/3/2013

Infotech@Aerospace 19 - 22 August 2013 Boston, Massachusetts

Acknowledgement: This research is funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, Dayton, OH under Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract # FA8650-11-C-1054. Manuscript approved for publication by WPAFB: PA Approval Number: 88ABW-2013-3209.

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NASA K10 Rover: Surface Telerobotics

Uses RTI Connext DDS

Why NASA Uses RTI Connext DDS

• NASA was looking for a software architecture and communications infrastructure that enabled reliable, standards-based messaging between the International Space Station and Earth.

• NASA relied on the RTI Connext DDS solution because of its ability to tolerate time delay and loss of signal.

• A common, flexible, interoperable data communications interface that would readily integrate across each robot’s disparate applications and operating systems.

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Data-Centric Architecture of DDS

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Airborne Sensor

DataWriter DataReader

DataReader

DataReader

DDS Global Data Space

Airborne Sensor

DataWriter

Airborne Sensor

DataWriter

Sensor Health Assessment

Sensor ID Velocity X Velocity Y

0x1 12.35 35.45

0x2 1.34 6.78

ID Pitch Roll Yaw

0x3 10 35.5 -45

0x4 10.1 35.5 -30

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Research: Cyber Situational Awareness

• Research is funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, Dayton, OH

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Context: Cyber Situational Awareness

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• Enterprise Security Situational Awareness

• Sensor Health Management

Security Situational

Awareness

Sensor Health Management

Goal Situation (Attack) recognition, comprehension,

projection

Fault Detection, Isolation, Mitigation

Sensors E.g., Host-based and network intrusion detection

systems (OSSEC, Snort, Ganglia), malware

detectors, firewalls, operating system, etc.

E.g., Accelerometer, fuel-flow sensors, altimeter,

speedometer, etc.

Input to

Analysis

Events and Alerts: log analysis, file integrity

checking, policy monitoring, rootkit detection, real-

time alerting and active response

Sensor readings, software status signals, software

quality signals, operating system information

Analysis

Techniques

Complex Event Processing, Classification (Naïve

Bayes, SVM, linear classifiers), clustering (K-

means), pattern matching etc.

Bayesian Networks, Hybrid Bayesian, Timed Fault

Propagation Graphs (TFPG),

Tools/Librari

es

R, Weka Smile and Genie

Visualization Histograms, heat maps, time series Time series

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Sensor Health Management

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Cyber Health Analysis of Airborne Sensors

Engine

Mechanical

Propulsion Electrical Navigation

Payload

Comms

STANAG 4586 Message #1101: Subsystem Status Report 0 = No Status; 1 = Nominal; 2 = Caution; 3 = Warning; 4 = Emergency; 5 = Failed

(formerly Predator B)

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DDS

EngineOperatingStates

Sensor Health Analysis using

Bayesian Network

Simulated UAV Engine Data (STANAG 4586)

Orientation Sensor (IMU)

BeagleBone

Pitch/Roll/Yaw updates over TTL UART1

Bayesian Network

Visualization Sensor Health Estimates

Smile library

Simulated MQ-9 Reaper UAV

Hardware-in-the-loop Simulation

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Flight Simulator

• Flight Simulator – E.g., Flight-Sim , X-Plane

– Realistic aerodynamic simulation

– Large number of model planes including UAVs • E.g., GD MQ-9 Reaper

– Simulates sensor failures • E.g., Engine fire

• Using Simulator data – Publish using DDS

– Drive the Bayesian Network

– Inject artificial failure to evaluate BaysNet

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Hardware-in-the-loop Simulation using Orientation Sensors

• Hardware Description – Beaglebone Rev A5 (700 MHz,

256 MB RAM)

– CHR-6dm AHRS Orientation Sensor

– Communication over TTL (3.3V) UART at 115200 Baud

– Onboard Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) produces yaw, pitch, and roll angle estimates

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BeagleBone with CHR-6dm (above) CHR-6dm orientation Sensor (below)

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Sensor Health Analysis Using Bayesian Networks

• Bayesian Network based on STANAG 4586

• Sensor dependencies are modeled as an acyclic graphs

• Can learn the structure and parameters from raw data

• Each node has a probability distribution function with respect to its parents

• Raw values of sensor readings are discretized and plugged in

• Health nodes (H_*) give instantaneous probability of sensor being faulty – A real value between 0 to 1

– A value above or below a threshold trigger an alert

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Health Nodes Sensor Nodes

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IMU-in-the-loop Simulation (Failure Scenarios)

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Replay Starts [0:00]

Engine Catches Fire

[0:57]

Very Low Engine Thrust [1:30] Replay Ends [5:00]

Sub-Scenario #2 Very Low Engine Thrust @ [1:30]

Replay Starts [0:00]

Replay Ends

[5:00]

Sub-Scenario #1 High Engine Thrust

1

2

(Change Pitch and Roll Physically)

(Change Pitch and Roll Physically)

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Extensibility Facilitates System Evolution

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struct EngineOperatingStatesSensorsHealth {

double p_engineSpeedSensor_good;

double p_engineSpeedSensor_bad;

double p_exhaustGasTempSensor_good;

double p_exhaustGasTempSensor_bad;

double p_fireDetectionSensor_good;

double p_fireDetectionSensor_bad;

. . .

};// Extensibility(EXTENSIBLE)

struct EngineOperatingStates {

double timestamp;

string vehicleId; //@key

long engineStatus;

double engineSpeed;

double enginePower;

double exhaustGasTemperature;

double engineBodyTemperature;

double outputPower;

long fireDetectionSensor;

};// Extensibility(EXTENSIBLE)

• Evolution – Hardware evolves Software evolves Data-types evolve

– Evolved system components must continue to communicate with unevolved components

– E.g., 2d point (X, Y) evolves to 3d point (X, Y, Z)

– New radar that produces 3d points must work with old display that expects 2d

• Solution: OMG Extensible and Dynamic Topic Types Specification

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Take Home Points

• Bayesian Networks – A flexible and capable platform for fault

detection and diagnosis – Fine-grain fault detection within a

subsystem and across subsystems – Large number of COTS tools

• RTI Connext DDS – Has small footprint

• Runs on a ARM processors (700 MHz, 256MB RAM)

– Has low latency • Supports hardware-in-the-loop simulation

as well as Smart Systems

– Standards-based support for system evolution

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Future Work

1. Expanded Cyber Situational Awareness – Using independent ground-based

sensors

2. Integrate portable and truly interoperable airborne software components – Use RTI Transport Services Segment

(TSS) implementation

3. Semantic Interoperability – Use UAS Control Segment (UCS)

– Protocol Interoperability using DDS (RTPS)

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Thank You!

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