The document outlines a smart transportation service called BusNet, utilizing augmented reality (AR) to provide travelers with essential information like bus arrival times and air quality in Novi Sad, Serbia. It emphasizes security measures needed to protect sensitive user data and device communications within an Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure. The project aims to enhance public transport usage while addressing security concerns and is part of the EU-funded Smartie initiative.

1. Augmented Reality based
Smart City Services using
Secure IoT Infrastructure
PITSaC 2014.
Dr Boris Pokrić, Dr Srdjan Krčo, Dr Maja Pokrić
DunavNET, Serbia
May 2014.

2. Content
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Solution overview
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Augmented Reality and examples
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busNET solution deployment
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Security aspects considered

3. Solution Overview
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Smart transportation service busNET
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Enables travellers to access service
information using AR markers (location
and image based):
– Bus arrival times
– Air quality
– Planning the routes
– Tourist attractions
– Multi-modal transportation

4. Augmented Reality (AR)
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Supplementing real with artificial content
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Initially used for military, industrial and
medical domains
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Now applied in the entertainment and
commercial domains
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busNET applies it in the smart transport

5. AR example (vine catalogue)

6. AR example (company logo)

7. busNET solution

8. Test Site and Outlook
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Novi Sad, Serbia
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Initially covering 1
bus line and 15 bus
stops
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Including rental bike
stations
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Promote public transport
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Reduce air pollution in the city
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Provide incentives to travellers
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Provide aggregate services

9. busNET Architecture

10. Application Look and Feel

11. Prototype (smartphone app)

12. Prototype (ekoNET service)

13. Prototype (smartphone app)

14. Security Aspects Considered
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Sensitive data being handled, need to be
protected
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User’s locations, routing plans,
credentials
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Location of busses generated by devices
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Need to protect the devices and access of
devices to the back-end platform
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Need to protect the data on the server
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Secure communication between the

15. Security Components Deployed
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Work in progress, focusing more on IoT
devices
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HTTPS for web and smartphone
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Kerberos authentication for web and
smartphone
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Attribute-based encryption for access
control of devices to the platform
(selective access control)
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Secure CoAP based on ECC (not DTLS)

16. Ackowledgements
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Parts of the activities supported by
SMARTIE FP7 EU-funded project
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Secure and sMArter ciTIes data
management, Period: 1st September
2013 - 31st August 2016.
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http://www.smartie-project.eu/
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Partners: IHP, NEC, PTIN, GreenWay,
INFO, University of Murcia, DunavNET

17. Conclusions
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Smart transport service using AR UI
designed
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Aims to increase usage of Public
Transport
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Addresses security issues within the
platform
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Provides multi-level service to different
stakeholders
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Initial pilot set-up, expanding the service

18. Thanks
Q&A
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