=== WiMAX Campus Deployment === [[PageOutline]] = WiMAX Campus Deployment Meeting = Wednesday, July 27, 2011, 3:30pm - 5:30pm [[BR]] Room: [[BR]] Session Leader: Harry Mussman (GPO, Raytheon BBN Technologies) [[BR]] == Summary == == Description == The projects involved in deploying WiMAX base stations will review their current status and progress towards their Spiral 3 roadmap goals of completing a basic mobility experiment and using OMF/OML to support GENI experimenters. [[BR]] == Agenda == === Introductions === 3:30pm BBN Technologies Harry Mussman, Manu Gosain, Hamed Soroush [[BR]] NEC Laboratories America [[BR]] WINLAB Ray Raychaudhuri, Ivan Seskar [[BR]] Columbia Univ Sung-Hoon Seo, Jan Janak [[BR]] Polytechnic Institute of NYU Thanasis Korakis [[BR]] UCLA Giovanni Pau[[BR]] Colorado Dirk Grunwald, Caleb Phillips [[BR]] UMass Amherst Brian Lynn [[BR]] Wisconsin Derek Meyer [[BR]] === Deployment Summary === 3:35pm On March 17: [[BR]] || Campus || Who || Indoors || Outdoors || Intel 6250 modem? || New WiMAX RF AggMgr? || Add OMF/OML? ||Access to GENI backbone? || Comments || || Columbia University || Jan Janak || Yes || Waiting for contract || Yes || Yes || x || ? || Indoor testing started; received info request from Clearwire || || Polytechnic Institute of NYU || Thanasis Korakis || - || Yes || Yes || Yes || Yes || ? || Outdoor measurements and experiments underway || University of California, Los Angeles || Giovanni Pau || - || Yes || Intel 5130 modem || Installed, not yet using || x || Campus via CENIC to I2 for Internet; $40k charge || Outdoor measurements underway || || University of Colorado, Boulder || Dirk Grunwald || - || Ready to turnup || ? || x || x || Pricing campus tunnel to I2 || Working with campus IT on testing their network. || || University of Massachusetts || Brian Lynn || Yes || Waiting for contract || Yes, with USB, under Xen || x || NA || Requesting 2nd VLAN || Facility plan revised; prelim shading analysis completed || || University of Wisconsin, Madison ||Derek Meyer || - || Yes || Windows dongle || Yes || x || I2 is in next lab || Outdoor measurements underway || || BBN Technologies || Manu Gosain || - || Yes ||Yes || Yes || started || I2, NLR || Outdoor measurements and experiments underway || || Rutgers University || Ivan Seskar || - || Yes || Yes || Yes || Yes || I2 || Plan Bush Campus install when? || === WiMAX Range and Throughput Experiment and Measurements === Columbia University (1770) PI: Henning Schulzrinne, Sung-Hoon Seo and Jan Janak [[BR]] 3:40pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] Polytechnic Institute of NYU (1751) PI: Thanasis Korakis [[BR]] 3:50pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] UCLA (1797) PI: Mario Gerla, Giovanni Pau [[BR]] 4:00pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] Colorado: (1768) PI: Dirk Grunwald Univ. of Colorado, Boulder [[BR]] 4:05pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] UMass Amherst (1731) PI: Mark Corner, Brian Lynn [[BR]] 4:15pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] Wisconsin (1724) PI: Suman Banerjee and Derek Meyer: [[BR]] 4:25pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] BBN Technologies, Cambridge MA Hamed Soroush, Manu Gosain and Harry Mussman: [[BR]] 4:35pm [[BR]] Four slides: Base Station configuration; range and throughput experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] === Measurements and Experimenter Support Summary === 4:40pm On March 17: [[BR]] || Campus || Who || Site planning || Range and throughput measurements || Local experiments || Experimenter support || Comments || || Columbia University || Jan Janak || Tall building, urban setting; have had to move site || - || - || - || - || || Polytechnic Institute of NYU || Thanasis Korakis || Tall building, urban setting || Completed, up to 12Mbps DL, much less UL; many variations || ParkNet completed for GEC9; two more being planned || - || - || || University of California, Los Angeles || Giovanni Pau || Tall building, urban setting || Completed, up to 14Mbps DL and 2 - 3 Mb/s UL; connections to 300M (0.xmi) || Handover WiMAX to WiFi completed || - || - || || University of Colorado, Boulder || Dirk Grunwald || ? story building, campus setting || - || - || - || Studying U Colorado private network, built by Airspan; starting data modeling using Anritsu MS2721B with WiMAX demodulator; acquiring propagation based model from Airspan deployment || || University of Massachusetts || Brian Lynn || Both omni and sector antennas planned for top of 17-story building; prelim shading analysis completed; expect shading near building, but CS building not in shadow, approx 0.5 mi away || - || - || - || Would like coverage to busses in downtown Amherst, 1 mi away; can this be done? || || University of Wisconsin, Madison ||Derek Meyer || 150 ft high, campus setting || Seen connectivity up to 300 yd || - || - || Existing Cisco system: Connectivity to buses, equipped with large client antenna, up to 500M, for coverage over 1.25 sq mi. || || BBN Technologies || Manu Gosain || 90 ft high, urban/suburban setting || Good throughput (up to 14Mb/s DL and 1 - 2 Mb/s UL) to 0.25 mi, but not yet further || Range and throughput, with scripts || For MIT and possibly Clemson || - || || Rutgers University || Ivan Seskar || 1 story building, suburban setting || RSSI measurements completed || ParkNet || Possibly Clemson || When will install be completed on Busch campus? || === Local Experiments and Experimenter Support === Have established an experiment exchange and experimenter mailing list, at [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXExper] [[BR]] Clemson experiments, using BBN and/or Rutgers BTS: evaluate DOS attack susceptibility Two experiments being planned at NYU Poly: [http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/GEC10WiMaxCampusDeployment/OtherExperiments%20%20%20NYU%20Poly%20%20Korakis_GENI_WiMAX_GEC10.ppt slides] MIT experiments, using BBN and UCLA sites: evaluate ARQ and HARQ changes to better support video streaming Danail Traskov (MIT) 4:45pm Four slides: Experiment goal; experiment configuration; Mobile Station code/script; measurement results and conclusions [[BR]] === Spiral 3 Roadmap === 4:55pm This roadmap shows the original and *current goals that apply to the GENI WiMAX projects: Install and bring up WiMAX base station kit, including the ASN Gateway. (GEC10, or earlier) ALL COMPLETED Evaluate range and thoughput of WiMAX base station kit and Linux PC with Intel WiMAX modem card and/or mobile station used for for experiments. (GEC10, or earlier) (GEC11) FIRST RESULTS NOW Install and bring up an instance of OMF/OML. (GEC10, or earlier) (*GEC12) (except UMass) Operate and maintain the WiMax BS and the related GENI controller, using ORBIT Management Framework (OMF), with support for remote access by GENI users. (GEC11) (*GEC12) (except UMass) Present a mobility demo using WiMAX base station node, including the ASN Gateway, a Linux PC with Intel WiMAX modem card, or the dual-mode vehicular nodes, supporting both WiFi and WiMAX, required for your experiments, and a local instance of OMF/OML. (GEC10) (*GEC12) Install and bring up experiment-controlled L2 (or OpenFlow) switch, to provide enhanced connectivity from the WiMAX testbed to the GENI backbone. (GEC11) (*?) Install and bring up Virtual Base Station (vBS)server, to support multiple simultaneous experiments (slicing) on the GENI WiMAX base station node. (GEC11) (*?) Present mobility and/or application demos/experiments, showing support for multiple simultaneous experiments (slicing) of the GENI WiMAX base station node, and remote access by GENI users, utilizing experiment-controlled L2 (or OpenFlow) switch, and Virtual Base Station (vBS) server. (GEC11) (*?) === Steps to OMF/OML === Use Cases Harry Mussman (BBN) 5:00pm Feature Definitions Harry Mussman (BBN) 5:05pm Coded and Tested at WINLAB Ivan Seskar (Rutgers WINLAB) 5:10pm Four slides Integrated and Tested at BBN Manu Gosain (BBN) 5:20pm Four slides Questions 5:30pm === Adjourn === 5:45pm == WiMAX Developer Support == === WiMAX Developer Mailing List === To post to this list, send your email to: wimax-developer@winlab.rutgers.edu [[BR]] PLEASE use this list for all questions, dialog, etc. [[BR]] === WiMAX Integration Wiki === PLEASE upload slides to this page, and make other contributions to the WiMAX Integration Wiki [[BR]] Contact hmussman@bbn.com if you need a login [[BR]]