A Multitask Conflict Resolution Spatio-temporal Access Control Model
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Zhang YingAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 79 - 84
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An access control system supporting multitasks concurrently and precise spatio-temporal relationship is an essential component of aerospace information system. Concurrent access control model do not have enough expression capability in aerospace application scenario. In this paper, a new access control model (MT_RBAC) is proposed. Firstly, the time and space model is defined and used to improve RBAC model, so that the MT_RBAC model has a more suitable spatio-temporal correlation. Secondly, the task-centered authorization method is put forward. Through the definition of the roles static permission and the dynamic permission of task, the task role dual authorization is realized. This paper also put forward an authorization competition digestion method based on the quantitative priority. MT_RBAC model effectively solves problems of spatio-temporal access control model and multitask authorization conflict digestion in aerospace application scenario.
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- Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University: Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
- Chinese Academy of Sciences
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HPCCT 2018: 2018 2nd High Performance Computing and Cluster Technologies Conference
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