EVALUATING THE DIVERSE EFFECTS OF SIGNATURE ENCRYPTION ON MVS SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

Roaya S. Abdalrahman; Ali Adnan  Wahbi; Abdulrahman I. Siddiq

doi:10.30572/2018/KJE/160415

Authors

Roaya S. Abdalrahman Mrs. Roaya S. Abdalrahman, Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University, Iraq
Ali Adnan Wahbi Mr. Ali A. Wahbi, Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University, Iraq https://orcid.org/0009-0005-1454-8071
Abdulrahman I. Siddiq Dr. Abdulrahman I. Siddiq, Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University, Iraq https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2807-5947

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30572/2018/KJE/160415

Keywords:

MVS, Signature encryption, Local database, Network load, Matching

Abstract

Recently, image content based information retrieval has been widely used in many applications. A Mobile Visual Search (MVS) system involves capturing an image for the object to be searched for, extracting useful features, constructing object signature and searching local and/or remote databases for a match. This paper investigates the diverse effects of signature encryption on the accuracy, search burden and response time of an MVS system. The aim of this research is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the implications of signature encryption to figure out the design trade-offs that facilitate better MVS performance under given operation hypotheses. An MVS system employing different signature encryption algorithms is simulated with different system parameters. The obtained results show that signature encryption generally adds to system processing time from 5.9 µs to about 22.7 µs in test cases 4 and 6. Moreover, it makes the MVS system more sensitive to imaging and communication link imperfections leading to less capability to correctly identify entries and increased search and transmission loads from 1984 to 8075 requests to access the main database for test cases 3 and 9. These effects depend on the features of the specific encryption algorithm. Therefore, a trade-off between system performance and required security level should be considered to achieve a target performance suitable for the intended application

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Author Biographies

Roaya S. Abdalrahman, Mrs. Roaya S. Abdalrahman, Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University, Iraq

Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University-Iraq and [email protected]
Ali Adnan Wahbi, Mr. Ali A. Wahbi, Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University, Iraq

Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University-Iraq and [email protected]
Abdulrahman I. Siddiq, Dr. Abdulrahman I. Siddiq, Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University, Iraq

Electronic and Control Department, Technical Engineering College Kirkuk, Northern Technical University-Iraq and [email protected]

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