The growing volume and complexity of network data requires advance solutions for network traffic analysis and security. The deep packet inspection (DPI) offers a granular approach to monitor, filter and classify network traffic to enforce security policies, optimize quality of service (QoS) and detect malicious activities. This survey has addressed these issues by exploring the emerging but promising integration of blockchain and machine learning to improve DPI to secure networks and increase performance efficiency. It provides comprehensive details on the application domain of DPI with a focus on network security, performance and management. Also, the survey proposed a research roadmap to guide the future development on blockchain-enabled intelligent solutions for DPI. Using PRISMA methodology, several existing studies were evaluated which addresses the potential application of blockchain and machine learning in DPI. The survey has identified significant challenges towards the integration including real-time IP packet inspection efficiency, QoS performance and the impact of high traffic volume on DPI. It concludes that DPI has wider applications to be integrated with emerging technologies particularly in machine learning and blockchain. The future research should focus on advance machine learning paradigms such as continual and federated learning while blockchain technology should be resolved with scalability challenges to be utilized effectively for next-generation DPI solutions.
Fazeel Ahmed Khan, Andi Fitriah Binti Abdul Kadir, A. Ibrahim et al.· Physica Scripta· 0 citations
Urban tree mapping is necessary in environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation, and it depends heavily on the individual tree recognition and canopy segmentation to analyze city green cover. This systematic review discusses recent developments in the 2014–2026 mapping of these trees with the use of UAVs and high-resolution satellite imagery. Our preliminary selection of 4148 records reduced to 101 eligible publications following a systematic screening and synthesis of the records, assessed the efficiency of deep learning models such as Convolutional Neural Networks and Vision Transformers in processing various source images. We also compare object detection and semantic segmentation to see which one is more competent to deal with typical urban challenges, including overlapped canopies and building shadows. According to the reviewed studies, UAV-based models generally achieve higher spatial accuracy than satellite-based approaches for individual tree detection and crown delineation, with reported average Intersection over Union (IoU) values of approximately 70–75%, whereas satellite imagery provides superior spatial coverage for large-scale urban forest monitoring. Lastly, we present a research roadmap to address the existing weaknesses such as geographic bias, which propels the research direction towards multimodal data fusion and Foundation Models to sustain consistent, large-scale urban forest monitoring.
Syndar Satbayev, D. Yedilkhan, A. Shoman et al.· Journal of Imaging· 0 citations
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