Changes between Version 91 and Version 92 of WiMAXInteg

Timestamp:

02/12/10 11:45:29 (14 years ago)

Author:

hmussman@bbn.com

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WiMAXInteg

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 [http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/WiMAX/GENI_WiMax_System_Engg_v0.1.pdf  GENI WiMAX Project:  System Engineering Summary].  
 
-The GENI WiMAX project currently utilizes commercial NEC WiMAX equipment as the basis of its WiMAX campus deployment kit, including a "Type A" Base Station and a separate ASN Gateway, joined by the R6 interface,per Figure 6-2, above.  The R6 interface has not been fully standardized, and thus includes NEC-specific functions.  
+The GENI WiMAX project currently utilizes commercial NEC WiMAX equipment as the basis of its WiMAX campus deployment kit, including a Type A Base Station and a separate ASN Gateway, joined by the R6 interface, per Figure 6-2, above.  The R6 interface implementation is not fully standardized, and thus includes NEC-specific functions.  
 
 For the GENI WiMAX project, the WiMAX campus deployment kit provides the GENI Researcher with much flexibility:
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  Finally, the ASN gateway includes slicing functions, to allow the base station and ASN gateway to be shared by multiple researchers at the same time.[[BR]]
  
-Later in 2010, NEC will be updating their WiMAX equipment to utilize a "Type C" Base Station, where a fully standardized R6 interface will be exposed.  When this occurs:
- The ASN gateway software will have to be modified, with an effort of at leat 2 MM. [[BR]]
+Later in 2010, NEC will be updating their WiMAX equipment to utilize a Type C Base Station, where some of the current ASN gateway functions are included in the Base station, and fully standardized R6 interface is exposed.  When this occurs:
+ The current GENI-specific ASN gateway software will have to be modified, with an effort of at leat 2 MM. [[BR]]
  The researcher will have diminished ability to monitor and control the base station radio functions. [[BR]]
  
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-The WiMAX Kit Project (1753) is purchasing and supplying WiMAX campus deployment kits to all of the above campuses, except Stanford, which purchased their own kit. [[BR]]
+As part of the Spiral 1 WiMAX D&P prject, two WiMAX campus deployment kits was purchased for:
+ Rutgers, WINLAB[[BR]]
+ NEC Labs America [[BR]]
+ 
+The WiMAX Kit Project (1753) is purchasing and supplying WiMAX campus deployment kits to these campuses:
+ Rutgers, Bush Campus [[BR]]
+ Columbia University [[BR]]
+ Polytechnic Institute of NYU[[BR]]
+ UCLA[[BR]]
+ University of Colorado at Boulder[[BR]]
+ UMass Amherst[[BR]]
+ University of Wisconsin[[BR]]
+ 
+The following campus purchased their own kit;
+ Stanford [[BR]]
 
 In addition, the following additional GENI-related campuses and sites may separately purchase the necessary equipment to build their own WiMAX campus deployment kits, and then deploy them with aid from the GPO and Rutgers WINLAB:
  BBN Technologies [[BR]]
- University of Wisconsin, 2nd kit  [[BR]]
+ University of Wisconsin, 2nd site?  [[BR]]
  other?[[BR]]