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Page 1: Research Bytes Bob Kinicki October 13, 2006. Network Protocols and Wireless Networks.

Research BytesResearch Bytes

Bob KinickiBob Kinicki

October 13, 2006October 13, 2006

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Network ProtocolsNetwork Protocolsandand

Wireless NetworksWireless Networks

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Streaming VideoStreaming Video

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Video Frames

Net wor k Cl oud

Slide courtesy of Huahui Wu

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MediaPlayerMediaPlayer™™ vs. vs.

RealPlayerRealPlayer™™ A A

Comparison of Network Comparison of Network

TurbulenceTurbulence

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Real vs WMP Playout RateReal vs WMP Playout Rate

RealPlayer buffers at a higher rate

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Streaming Video over Wireless

Streaming Video over Wireless

Ser verCl i ent

Video Frames

Wired network AP

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Wireless Streaming Multimedia Lab

Topology Wireless Streaming Multimedia Lab

Topology

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Windows 2003 server(saco)

Windows media server Real streaming Server Quick time Darwin Windows IIS server Ethereal

DVD DVD Player

VCR

Video Camera

Mobile station(yangtze)

WM Tracker Real Tracker Ethereal

Wireless sniffer(seine)

Ethereal Monitor Mode

Access point Video capture

NAT Router(streamit)

WPI Campus Network

Emulated Internet

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Packet Sniffer(merlot)

Media Client(???)

WM Tracker Real Tracker Ethereal

Slide courtesy of Mingzhe Li

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Wireless Measurement StudyWireless Measurement Study

Slide courtesy ofFeng Li

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Frame Retries and Packet Loss

Frame Retries and Packet Loss

Figure 7: Wireless Layer Retry Fraction

Figure 8: UDP Ping Loss Fraction

AP queuecauses highpacket loss

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Rate Constrained TFRCRate Constrained TFRC A seven-hop chain network was simulated. The TFRC sending rate is manually constrained. The MAC layer saturates at 300Kbps.

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Wireless Sensor Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)Networks (WSNs)

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Camalie VineyardsCamalie Vineyards

Case Study in Case Study in Crossbow Mote Crossbow Mote

Deployment Deployment

Copyright 2006 Camalie Vineyards, Not to be reproduced without written permission

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Water in the VineyardWater in the Vineyard

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Vineyard InstallationVineyard Installation• At each Mote location:

• 2 soil moisture sensors • 12” and 24” depth• 1 soil temp sensor to calibrate soil moisture sensors

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Power SupplyPower Supply

2 month max battery life now with 10 minute sampling interval

Decided to use solar power, always there when doing irrigation. Solar cell $10 in small quantities though and need a $.50 regulator.

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Vineyard Mote Prototype

Vineyard Mote Prototype

• 433MHz Mica2dot• Solar power supply• Up to 6 resistive sensor inputs

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Network MapsNetwork Maps

Irrigation Block Map

13 nodes late 05, Now 18 nodes

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Soil Moisture DataSoil Moisture Data

Red = 12” depth soil moisture Green= 24” depth soil moisture Note delay deeper More frequent, shorter watering keeps water shallow

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WSNs for Assisted LivingWSNs for Assisted Living

Berkeley Fall Detection SystemAlarm-Net

University of Virginia

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WSNs for Assisted LivingWSNs for Assisted Living

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WSNs for Assisted LivingWSNs for Assisted Living

Two-TieredWSN

Architecture

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Berkeley Fall Detection System

Berkeley Fall Detection System

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Berkeley Fall Detection System

Berkeley Fall Detection System

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Thank You !!Thank You !!

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