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madbed [2008/09/25 02:15]
ormont
madbed [2008/12/15 23:56] (current)
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 Currently, MadBed consists of two wireless nodes mounted on specific city-buses operated by the Madison Metro Transit System. Currently, MadBed consists of two wireless nodes mounted on specific city-buses operated by the Madison Metro Transit System.
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 ==== Testbed Pictures ===== ==== Testbed Pictures =====
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 +|  {{https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​TCP - Madison - Google Earth - 10-02-08.jpg?​300|TCP Download Rate in Madison, WI on a Cellular 3G EVDO Network}} |
 +|  Google Earth Interface [[https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​Tour of Madison, WI - TCP, Ping, Latency, Packet Loss - 10-01-08.kmz|interactive kmz]] [[https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​Tour%20of%20Madison,​%20WI%20-%20TCP,​%20Ping,​%20Latency,​%20Packet%20Loss%20-%2010-01-08.mp4|mp4]] ​ |
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 +|  {{https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​madison_sigmetrics_demo_with_balloon_07-01-08.png?​300|Google Maps Interface}} |
 +|  Google Maps Interface [[https://​corral.wail.wisc.edu/​cgi-bin/​MobiCom2008/​demo.pl|interactive live demo]] ​ |
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 +|  {{https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​Data Flow Diag 09-18-08.png?​300|Data Flow in Infrastructure}} |
 +|  Infrastructure Data Flow  |
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 ==== People ==== ==== People ====
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 Justin Ormont Justin Ormont
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 Jordan Walker Jordan Walker
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-==== External collaborators ==== 
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-Sprint Laboratories 
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-MadCity Broadband 
  
 ==== How to access ==== ==== How to access ====
  
-The testbed nodes are remotely accessible and programmable. Each node consists of a Intel Core-2 Duo 2.0 GHz laptop, with WiFi interfaces, a 3G EVDO interface, and a Mobile Access Router (MAR) for providing Internet access to the bus passengers.+The testbed nodes are remotely accessible and programmable. Each node consists of a Intel Core-2 Duo 2.0 GHz laptop, with WiFi interfaces, a 3G EVDO rev. A interface, and a vehicular mobile router ​for providing Internet access to the bus passengers.
 We also have a remote bus tracking interface that allows us to locate the position of the buses in real-time. We also have a remote bus tracking interface that allows us to locate the position of the buses in real-time.
  
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 Internet Measurement Conference, Greece, October 2008.  Internet Measurement Conference, Greece, October 2008. 
 [[http://​www.cs.wisc.edu/​~suman/​pubs/​mcb.pdf|pdf]] [[http://​www.cs.wisc.edu/​~suman/​pubs/​mcb.pdf|pdf]]
 +==== Demos ====
 +- Continuous Monitoring of Wide-Area Wireless Networks: Data Collection and Visualization.
 +Justin Ormont, Jordan Walker, Suman Banerjee. MobiCom Conference & WinTECH Workshop (co-located with ACM MobiCom), Burlingame, CA, September 2008.  [[https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​Tour of Madison, WI - TCP, Ping, Latency, Packet Loss - 10-01-08.mp4|mp4]] [[https://​pages.cs.wisc.edu/​~ormont/​WiNGS/​Tour of Madison, WI - TCP, Ping, Latency, Packet Loss - 10-01-08.kmz|google earth demo]] [[https://​corral.wail.wisc.edu/​cgi-bin/​MobiCom2008/​demo.pl|google maps demo]]
  
- +Client-Assisted Monitoring of Large Scale Wireless Networks. Justin Ormont, Jordan Walker, Suman Banerjee. Sigmetrics Conference, Annapolis, MD, June 2008.
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-===== Phone Testbed ===== +
-== Power Usage == +
-|GPS Till 1st Fix|GPS Continuous Usage|WiFi (tx)|WiFi (rx)|Accelerometer|EVDO (tx)|EVDO (rx)|Compression|Decryption|File Read|File Write|RIL|Bluetooth| +
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