A 15dBi grid antenna on a 4m stainless steel pole resting on the ground and attached to
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1. [[Media:grid testbed.pdf|A new grid based test bed environment for carrying out ad-hoc networking experiments,
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...unications Networks and Applications Conference (SATNAC) conference: A new grid based test bed environment for carrying out ad-hoc networking
...unications Networks and Applications Conference (SATNAC) conference: A new grid based test bed environment for carrying out ad-hoc networking
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...dential links. This paper presents a new test bed environment which uses a grid of closely located Wifi enabled computers to carry out experiments
...grid of 49 nodes was built within a large single room as seen in Fig. 1. A grid was chosen as the logical topology of the wireless test bed due to its abil
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...ry to edit the script to fix the positions of the nodes according to their grid positions. This was accomplished by instructing the script to first look at
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...avid, and LYSKO, Albert, Comparison Of MANET Routing Protocols Using A New Grid Based Test Bed Environment. Submitted for publication to a special issue on
* 7.JOHNSON, David, and LYSKO, Albert, “Overview of the Meraka wireless grid test bed for evaluation of ad-hoc routing protocols”, accepted for SATNAC 2
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* [[A new method to benchmark wireless routing using a grid based testbed]]
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...nce. Their are also plans to create some mobile nodes that roam around the grid using a robot to test mobile performance. Each protocol is generally suited
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We went to the plot today to put the Grid antenna on the high bluegum pole. Thanks to Craig Taylor's Cherry picker I
All went well: A new outdoor router (old aluminium box type) and 24dBi grid was mounted on a metal pole with bottom bracket at the top of the bluegum p
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3) [[Grid]]
...nel]]. For point-to-point links, a smaller radiation angle is needed and [[Grid]] or [[Yagi-Uda]] type antennae are probably best suited.
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...lable will be run on the massive mesh, indoor testbed, which consists of a grid of 49 nodes (See 1st thumbnail image). Some code will also be ported to run
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...lt version of any WISPian project will be solar powered. Users with stable grid electricity have the freedom to deselect this option.
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...roduce graduate students to all the features and tools in the 49 node mesh grid that is installed at Meraka. Our own students as well as students from Rhod
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3) [[Grid]]
...nel]]. For point-to-point links, a smaller radiation angle is needed and [[Grid]] or [[Yagi-Uda]] type antennae are probably best suited.
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...e power over ethernet hack to another port, sealed up the box, aligned the grid antenna to Kok farm and finally installed everything onto the pole.
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