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Interconnection of geographically distributed wireless mesh testbeds: Resource sharing on a large scale.

Roberto Bifulco — Mon, 08/22/2011 - 21:28

Creating large scale testbeds for evaluating wireless mesh technologies and protocols, and for testing their ability to support real world applications in realistic environments, is a crucial step towards the ultimate success of the WMN paradigm. In this paper we suggest the hierarchical federation of a planetary scale infrastructure, such as PlanetLab, with a number of local OMF-based wireless testbeds as a viable approach towards this goal. Along such direction, we present an architectural model for integrating at the technical level these two kinds of infrastructures and our initial implementation of such a model. We also present some test case experiments we run on our initial implementation of the integrated architecture, to illustrate how an experiment on peer-to-peer traffic optimization can be executed by combining both wireless nodes of a OMF based testbed and PlanetLab nodes located  across Europe. The possibility of running this kind of experiments in such a hybrid experimental scenario highlighted several real-world issues that are worth to be further investigated.

DOI: 10.1016/j.adhoc.2011.03.002.

Author: 
Giovanni Di Stasi
Roberto Bifulco
Stefano Avallone
Roberto Canonico
A. Apostolaras
N. Giallelis
T. Korakis
L. Tassiulas
Published on: 
Ad Hoc Networks, Elsevier, Available online 14 March 2011.
Year: 
2011
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