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Authors: | Philipp Hurni and Markus Anwander and Gerald Wagenknecht |
Description: | TARWIS is a Web Services-based management system for administering and managing research testbeds of wireless sensor networks. TARWIS to date runs on nine different testbeds of wireless sensor network testbeds of the European Union WISEBED project, with node deployments between a few 10 to more than 100 nodes. TARWIS is a management system designed for federating testbeds of wireless sensor networks. Using Shibboleth, users can access any testbed within the WISEBED federation by using the same account credentials. The generic Web Interface, the standardized and programming-language independent Web Service interfaces of the TARWIS backend system, as well as the node and testbed-architecture independent design of TARWIS permit interested research groups to use TARWIS for their projected testbed, and to relieve them from the burden to implement own scheduling and testbed management solutions from scratch. |
Source | ZIP archive of TARWIS 5.0 (as of June 2011) | Publications: |
![]() | Philipp
Hurni: A Testbed Management Architecture for Wireless Sensor Network Testbeds (TARWIS), 7th European Conference on Wireless Sensor Networks (EWSN), Coimbra, Portugal, February 17 - 19, 2010, pp. 33-35, Springer, ISBN 978-989-96001-3-3 |
Authors: | Philipp Hurni and Sebastian Barthlome |
Description: | The library libECC is an Open Source Library of Error Correcting Codes for the MSP430 microcontroller chip |
Involved Master thesis: | Sebastian Barthlome: Investigating Forward Error Correction Strategies on MSB430 Sensor Nodes |
Source | ZIP archive of libECC within Contiki 2.5 (as of June 2011) | Publications: |
![]() | Sebastian Barthlome: Investigating Forward Error Correction Strategies on MSB430 Sensor Nodes, May, 2011 |
Authors: | Thomas Staub and Reto Gantenbein |
Description: | VirtualMesh is an emulation framework for wireless mesh networks in the network simulator OMNeT++. It provides a testing architecture which can be used before going to a real test-bed. It provides instruments to test the real communication software including the network stack inside a controlled environment. VirtualMesh is implemented by capturing real traffic through a virtual interface at real mesh nodes or XEN virtualized mesh nodes. The traffic is then redirected to the network simulator OMNeT++. In our experiments, VirtualMesh has proven to be scalable, introduces moderate delays and has a high flexibility for testing. It is suitable for predeployment testing. VirtualMesh is available under the GPL license v2. |
Involved Master thesis: | "VirtualMesh: real world software on simulated wireless mesh nodes" assigned to Reto Gantenbein |
Source of current release: | TAR BZ2 archive of VirtualMesh version 1.0.0, license update, (OMNeT++ 4.0) Licensing:
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TAR BZ2 archive of VirtualMesh version 1.0.0 (OMNeT++ 4.0) | |
Source of old releases (unsupported): | TAR BZ2 archive of VirtualMesh version 0.3.0 (beta release for OMNeT++ 4.0) |
TAR BZ2 archive of VirtualMesh version 0.2.0 (beta release for OMNeT++ 4.0) | |
TAR BZ2 archive of VirtualMesh version 0.0.2 (alpha release for OMNeT++ 3.4b2) | |
TAR BZ2 archive of VirtualMesh version 0.0.1 (alpha release for OMNeT++ 3.4b2) | |
Publications: | |
Thomas Staub, Reto Gantenbein, Torsten Braun: VirtualMesh: An Emulation Framework for Wireless Mesh and Ad-Hoc Networks in OMNeT++, SIMULATION: Transactions of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International, Special Issue on Software Tools, Techniques and Architectures for C ![]() Print ISSN: 0037-5497; DOI:10.1177/0037549710373909 | ![]() | Reto Gantenbein: VirtualMesh: An Emulation Framework for Wireless Mesh Networks in OMNeT++, June, 2010 |
![]() | Thomas Staub, Reto Gantenbein, Torsten Braun: VirtualMesh: An Emulation Framework for Wireless Mesh Networks in OMNeT++, The 2nd International Workshop on OMNeT++ (OMNeT++ 2009) held in conjuction with the 2nd International Conference on Simulation Tools and Techniques ![]() |
Authors: | Thomas Staub, Daniel Balsiger, Simon Morgenthaler, Paul Kim Goode, and Michael Lustenberger |
Description: | ADAM provides fault-tolerant management and software distribution for Wireless Mesh Networks. It includes a build system for an embedded Linux operating system (ADAM Image-Builder). Currently supported node platforms are PCEngines ALIX, PCEngines WRAP, Meraki Mini/Outdoor, and Open-Mesh Mini / OM1P. The ADAM Image-builder is available under the GPL license v2. |
NOTE: | The ADAM build system requires a machine with a recent Linux distribution installed (e.g. Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Gentoo). Ubuntu 10.10 is recommended. As the compressed archive contains symbolic links, it has to be decompressed directly on this machine. Please take a look at the various README files included in the archive (README, README.build, README.alix, README.manual-configuration). |
Sources: | TAR GZ archive of ADAM Image-Builder v. 1.6 (24.2.2011, cnds rev 305) |
TAR GZ archive of ADAM Image-Builder v. 1.5 (24.8.2010, cnds rev 238) | |
TAR GZ archive of ADAM Image-Builder v. 1.1 (22.5.2009, cnds rev 7 --> dan rev 236) | |
CNDS Subversion Repository of ADAM (guest read access) |
Authors: | Dragan Milic and Marc Brogle |
Description: | The Multicast Middleware enables end-to-end IP Multicast and supports QoS. The Multicast Middleware software is available under the GPL license v2. |
Documentation: | Public deliverables on the EuQoS Website in WP1 and WP3 sections describe the design and implementation of the Multicast Middleware. The "EuQoS Multicast Middleware Prototype 4 Installation Manual" can be downloaded here. |
Sources: | ZIP archive of v. 4.0.4 (rev. 701) |
CNDS Subversion Repository |
Authors: | Thomas Staub and Stefan Ott |
Description: | AODVM is a multi-path routing protocol extension for AODV proposed by Ye, Krishnamurthy, and Tripathi. Our AODVM implementation is based on AODV-UU and runs with Linux kernels up to 2.6.23 and on ns-2. |
Sources: | CNDS Subversion Repository |
Author: | Tobias Roth |
Description: | An extension to the FreeBSD start-up system that allows mobile nodes to autodetect known networks and to configure themselves accordingly. |
Documentation and sources: | Click here. |
Author: | Markus Waelchli |
Description: | A linux software package for the Scatter Web sensor boards.
It contains the original software from ScatterWeb, provided for Windows,
ported to linux. |
Documentation: | ![]() Reference / Code documentation (doxygen) |
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ScatterWeb
Homepage ScatterWeb at FU Berlin |
Author: | Marc-Alain Steinemann Thomas Spreng Valery Tschopp |
Description: | The AAI portal is a web based portal written in PHP. It acts as a broker between a deployed Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure (Shibboleth) and many resource providers. |
Documentation and sources: | Hosted on sourceforge |
Author: | Thomas Jampen |
Description: | This Java API provides access to a PGP implementation compiled as a shared object. |
Documentation and sources: | Click here. |
Author: | Florian Baumgartner |
Description: | The Virtual Router Software |
Mailing List: | send "SUBSCRIBE" to virtualrouters@iam.unibe.ch |
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