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Intrusion Detection System Using Wireless Sensor Networks

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INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM USING

WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS


Introduction

It is a sophisticated system, embedded with electronics,


sensors and video technologies, aimed to provide a
superior security system, which would detect, locate
and identify intruders, preventing them from even trying
to penetrate the protected area, or preventing any
unauthorized person from gaining access to the area.
Basic Elements


Sensors
Accelerometers
Geo phones

Wireless sensor network coordinators /
Concentrators

Aggregator

Video Detection Equipment

A Console at the Command and Control Center
(CCC)

Threat assessment and Alarm
Sensors and Systems

Barrier Sensors

Volumetric Sensors

Fence Mounted Sensors(Taut wire)

Field disturbance sensors

Vibration detection systems

Video motion detection system
Sensors and Systems

Fence mounted sensors to detect outdoor
perimeter intrusions

Using closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras in
order to verify whether or not alarms reported are
valid or false,

Solid state infrared LED (Light Emitting Diode)
illuminators creating light invisible to the naked
eye, enabling illumination of intruders without
them being aware of it.
Sensors and Systems


A sophiticated Security Management System, which allow
operator to automatically control, monitor and operate all
those elements of perimeter protection, integrating the
sensors, the CCTV and Video systems, diagnose alarms – all
from the Central Control.

The use of buried cable intrusion detection sensors, which
allow a covert, invisible protection system when the customer
wishes the object to be invisibly and discreetly protected.
WSN in IDS

Use of wireless technologies in



Intrusion
Detection Systems (IDS) can reduce the cost of
wiring

Use of WLAN, ZigBee, or UWB and WSN Sensor
nodes
Technology Comparison
System Features
Self organization: A power-aware algorithm to be
used by the motes to come up with a power
level such as to ensures reliable packet
delivery to the base station from any point in
the network.
Event Detection: A signal processing algorithm
based used to classify the data obtained from
the sensors as indicating an intrusion event or
otherwise. A distributed fusion algorithm is used
to elect a local leader which eventually forwards
the event information to the base station.
Routing: A routing algorithm for all the nodes to
broadcast the packet further until it reaches the
base station.
Sensor Specification
Geophone:

Input: ground displacement


Number of axis : Two or Three
Bandwidth:10Hz to 240Hz
Output: Analog or Digital

Accelerometer:

Input:Acceleration forces,Gravity
Number of axis : Two or Three
Output: Analog or Digital
Band width: 50Hz to Several Hundred Hz
Sensor Mote Specification
Mote Specifications

Integrated Sensors Expansion


Sensirion SHT11 6 ADC channels
• Humidity (3.5%) 4 digital I/O
• Temperature (0.5oC) Existing sensor boards
• Digital sensor
• Magnetometer
Hamamatsu S1087
• Ultrasound
• Photosynthetically • Accelerometer
active light
• Silicon diode • 4 PIR sensors
Hamamatsu S1337-BQ • Microphone
• Total solar light • Buzzer
• Silicon diode
System Implementation

The system can be developed over ultra-low
power TelosB motes from Crossbow running
TinyOS-2.1 .

The TelosB mote consists of TI’s MSP430
micro-controller with 48KB program memory,
10KB RAM, 1MB Flash, and it oper- ates on two
AA batteries.

The sensor platform can integerate PIR
sensors,Geophone or accelerometers
connected to TelosB mote, oriented so as to
ensure wide angular sensing coverage
Thank You

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