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    Area of Science:

    • Industrial Cyber-Physical Systems (ICPS)
    • Edge Computing
    • Network Topology Optimization

    Background:

    • Industrial cyber-physical systems rely on multiple edge computing nodes (ECNs) for sensing and control.
    • Exchanging sensor information among ECNs is critical but challenging due to limited transmission resources and diverse performance demands.
    • Designing efficient edge network topologies for cooperative sensing and control is a significant challenge.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel dynamic observability (DO) condition to balance sensing-control performance and transmission costs in ECNs.
    • To develop a dynamic observability guaranteed method (DOGM) for determining optimal network topologies.
    • To ensure overall sensing and control performance is theoretically guaranteed under varying demand settings.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed a dynamic observability (DO) condition based on quantitative analysis of transmission cost and ECN observability.
    • Developed the dynamic observability guaranteed method (DOGM) to determine network topology by triggering sensing links dynamically.
    • Validated the method through simulation studies in a hot rolling laminar cooling process.

    Main Results:

    • The DO condition provides a criterion for desirable network topologies with spatio-temporal dynamics.
    • DOGM dynamically adjusts sensing links to satisfy the DO condition, ensuring performance guarantees.
    • Simulations demonstrated the comprehensive advantages of DOGM in optimizing edge network performance.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed DO condition and DOGM effectively address the challenges in designing edge network topologies for ICPS.
    • Dynamic adjustment of sensing links ensures a balance between performance demands and transmission costs.
    • The method offers a theoretically guaranteed approach to enhance sensing and control in industrial edge computing.