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dmeyer [Wireless Resources In Progress]
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suman [An Example Application: Trellis]
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-**WiNEST provides new and unique opportunities for experimentation across client devices, edge devices and in-network compute resources in a large, city-wide geographical area typical to a mobile network operator or wireless ISP. In cooperation with our industry partner, 5Nines Data, we expect to cover an area as large as 60 square miles within ​the City of Madison, as well as some nearby suburban and semi-rural areas.** +WiNEST provides new and unique opportunities for experimentation across client devices, edge devices and in-network compute resources in a large, city-wide geographical area typical to a mobile network operator or wireless ISP. In cooperation with our industry partner, 5Nines Data, we expect to cover large area across ​the city of Madison.
  
 ===== WiNEST Architecture ===== ===== WiNEST Architecture =====
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-===== How to access ParaDrop ​Resources ​=====+===== How to access ParaDrop ​gateways in the WiNEST infrastructure ​=====
  
 Here we will cover the basic idea of how to access ParaDrop resources. Here we will cover the basic idea of how to access ParaDrop resources.
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-===== An Example ​Application:​ Trellis =====+===== Anatomy of an Application:​ Trellis =====
 We developed a low cost Wi-Fi-based in vehicle monitoring and tracking system that can passively observe mobile devices and provide various analytics about people both within and outside a vehicle which can lead to interesting population insights at a city scale. Our system leverages WiNEST architecture and runs on a vehicle-based edge computing platform. We developed a low cost Wi-Fi-based in vehicle monitoring and tracking system that can passively observe mobile devices and provide various analytics about people both within and outside a vehicle which can lead to interesting population insights at a city scale. Our system leverages WiNEST architecture and runs on a vehicle-based edge computing platform.
 The vehicle-based edge computing platform provides computing and storage resources which allow us to process massive amount of data in a timely manner. Trellis allows operators to collect various information and conduct spatial-temporal analytics in real time. With the help of WiNEST and ParaDrop, various relevant transit analytics, such as popular origin-destination stations, occupancy of vehicles, pedestrian activity trends, can be quickly derived on-board and sent back to transit operators without incurring high data requirements from the vehicles. What’s more, it is easy to deploy and manage such applications in multiple vehicles across a whole city using WiNEST and ParaDrop. ​ The vehicle-based edge computing platform provides computing and storage resources which allow us to process massive amount of data in a timely manner. Trellis allows operators to collect various information and conduct spatial-temporal analytics in real time. With the help of WiNEST and ParaDrop, various relevant transit analytics, such as popular origin-destination stations, occupancy of vehicles, pedestrian activity trends, can be quickly derived on-board and sent back to transit operators without incurring high data requirements from the vehicles. What’s more, it is easy to deploy and manage such applications in multiple vehicles across a whole city using WiNEST and ParaDrop. ​
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