Barnes-Cook, Blake Alexander2023-01-182023-01-182023-01-17vt_gsexam:35907http://hdl.handle.net/10919/113213Wireless anomaly detection is a mature field with several unique solutions. This thesis aims to describe a novel way of detecting wireless anomalies using metadata analysis based methods. The metadata is processed and analyzed by a LSTM based Autoencoder and a LSTM based feature analyzer to produce a wide range of anomaly scores. The anomaly scores are then uploaded and analyzed to identify any anomalous fluctuations. An associated tool can also automatically download live data, train, test, and upload results to the Elasticsearch database. The overall method described is in sharp contrast to the more weathered solution of analyzing raw data from a Software Designed Radio, and has the potential to be scaled much more efficiently.ETDenIn CopyrightSignal ProcessingAnomaly DetectionElasticsearchOmnisigSensingAnalyticsEdge IntelligenceWireless SecurityThesis