=== 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 [[BR]] Two experiments being planned at NYU Poly: [[BR]] [http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/GEC10WiMaxCampusDeployment/OtherExperiments%20%20%20NYU%20Poly%20%20Korakis_GENI_WiMAX_GEC10.ppt slides] [[BR]] MIT experiments, using BBN and UCLA sites: evaluate ARQ and HARQ changes to better support video streaming [[BR]] Danail Traskov (MIT) [[BR]] 4:45pm [[BR]] 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: [[BR]] 1) Install and bring up WiMAX base station kit, including the ASN Gateway. (GEC10, or earlier) ALL COMPLETED [[BR]] 2) 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 [[BR]] 3) Install and bring up an instance of OMF/OML. (GEC10, or earlier) (*GEC12) (except UMass) [[BR]] 4) 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) [[BR]] 5) 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) 6) Install and bring up experiment-controlled L2 (or OpenFlow) switch, to provide enhanced connectivity from the WiMAX testbed to the GENI backbone. (GEC11) (*?) [[BR]] 7) Install and bring up Virtual Base Station (vBS)server, to support multiple simultaneous experiments (slicing) on the GENI WiMAX base station node. (GEC11) (*?) [[BR]] 8) 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) (*?) [[BR]] === Steps to Deploying OMF/OML in WiMAX Sites and Experiments === 1) Use Cases Harry Mussman (BBN) [[BR]] 5:00pm[[BR]] 2) Features Harry Mussman (BBN)[[BR]] 5:05pm[[BR]] 3) Coded and Tested at WINLAB Ivan Seskar (Rutgers WINLAB)[[BR]] 5:10pm[[BR]] Four slides[[BR]] 4) Integrated and Tested at BBN Manu Gosain (BBN)[[BR]] 5:20pm[[BR]] Four slides[[BR]] 5) Questions[[BR]] 5:30pm[[BR]] === WiMAX Software Summary === === 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]]