Current Research Projects
Project 1: Improving GNSS Resiliency Using Edge AI Solutions
Investigators: Prof. Moussa Ayyash, Dr. Sufyan Almajali, Dr. Anand Singh, and Mr. Abedl-Rahman Almodawar
Summary: This project will leverage Edge Artificial Intelligence (Edge AI) to enhance the resilience
of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) in challenging environments. By deploying
AI algorithms and models on edge devices, the project aims to reduce reliance on cloud
infrastructures, particularly in dense blockage scenarios where GPS signals are weak
or disrupted. The goal is to explore how bringing intelligence to the edge node can
improve GNSS performance and resiliency in these difficult conditions.
This project aligns with CARNATIONS's mission of reducing transportation cybersecurity
risks.
Project 2: Leveraging Generative Adversarial Networks for Enhanced Cybersecurity in Smart Transportation
Systems
Investigators: Dr. Mohamed Rahouti (Fordham University), Prof. Moussa Ayyash (Chicago State University),
and Mr. Ali Alfatemi (Fordham University)
Summary: The purpose of this collaborative project is to forge a transportation ecosystem that
is not only intelligent and efficient but also inherently secure against an array
of cyber threats. This project will utilize the capabilities of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) along with other generative AI methodologies to proactively identify, simulate, and
neutralize cyber threats against sophisticated transportation networks. The project
combines the strengths of GANs, Reinforcement Learning (RL), and differential privacy
to significantly devise a cybersecurity framework for resilient and advanced transportation
systems.
This project does not only align with CARNATIONS's mission of promoting secure and
resilient navigation in advanced transportation systems but also sets a new benchmark
for cybersecurity practices across the industry.