It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 4th ACM International Workshop on Wireless Network Testbeds, Experimental Evaluation and Characterization (WiNTECH) 2009 and to the city of Beijing! Following the three previous successful editions in San Francisco, Montreal and Los Angeles, WiNTECH has now established itself as a high quality forum that brings together researchers sharing new ideas and experiences in experimental wireless systems and networks.
This year, WiNTECH received 25 paper submissions. After a thorough review by the members of the Technical Program Committee, 9 papers were selected for publication. We believe that thanks to the high-quality submissions, we can present a strong and broad technical program. The topics span a significant part of experimental wireless networks' research including methodologies, tools and techniques for both mobile and static wireless network testbeds. We trust you will find the papers both stimulating and valuable. In addition to paper presentations, we will continue with the innovations introduced at last year's WiNTECH program. The workshop will be one full day, featuring 9 papers, 5 posters, and 9 demos which will compete in the WinCool demo contest.
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RapidMesh: declarative toolkit for rapid experimentation of wireless mesh networks
- Shivkumar C. Muthukumar,
- Xiaozhou Li,
- Changbin Liu,
- Joseph B. Kopena,
- Mihai Oprea,
- Ricardo Correa,
- Boon Thau Loo,
- Prithwish Basu
We present the RapidMesh toolkit for rapid protocol simulation, implementation and experimentation of wireless mesh networks. RapidMesh utilizes declarative networking, a declarative, database-inspired extensible infrastructure that uses query languages ...
Qos-aware channel scheduling for multi-radio/multi-channel wireless mesh networks
In non-static multi-radio/multi-channel wireless mesh networks architectures such as Net-X, mesh nodes need to switch channels in order to communicate with different neighbors. Present channel schedulers do not consider the requirements of real time ...
Assessing mobility support in mesh networks
We address the joint problem of traffic routing and mobility support in wireless mesh networks that are built by many fixed nodes and few mobile nodes. We focus on a vehicular setting, where buses or streetcars connect to different fixed mesh nodes as ...
TLQAP: a topology and link quality assessment protocol for efficient node allocation on wireless testbeds
- Dimitris Syrivelis,
- Angelos-Christos Anadiotis,
- Apostolos Apostolaras,
- Thanasis Korakis,
- Leandros Tassiulas
In this paper we present Topology and Link Quality Assessment Protocol (TLQAP), which we have implemented as a wireless testbed management framework component, that is used to inspect link quality between wireless testbed nodes and appropriately map ...
A measurement study of zigbee-based indoor localization systems under RF interference
With an expected market value of 2.71 billion in 2016, supporting daily use of real-time location systems in households and commercial buildings is an increasingly important subject of study. A growing problem in providing robust indoor location ...
A model for comparing rate adaptation algorithms
Rate adaptation algorithms are critical to improving the throughput performance of WLANs. While previous studies have examined the performance of different algorithms in some detail using numerous measurements and simulations, there is a lack of a ...
Mobility emulator for DTN and MANET applications
Repeatable experiments to study the performance or behavior of wireless mobile adhoc network (MANET) systems such as a delay (or disruption) tolerant network (DTN) are challenging tasks. One approach to do this is to build a realistic mobile testbed, on ...
The Stanford OpenRoads deployment
- Kok-Kiong Yap,
- Masayoshi Kobayashi,
- David Underhill,
- Srinivasan Seetharaman,
- Peyman Kazemian,
- Nick McKeown
We have built and deployed OpenRoads [11], a testbed that allows multiple network experiments to be conducted concurrently in a production network. For example, multiple routing protocols, mobility managers and network access controllers can run ...
Footprint: cellular assisted Wi-Fi AP discovery on mobile phones for energy saving
Recently commercial mobile phones have been shipped with integrated Wi-Fi NIC (Network Interface Card), while a fundamental barrier for easily using such Wi-Fi is its high energy cost for phone. We profile two integrated mobile phone Wi-Fi NICs and ...
Monitoring the high-voltage transmission lines based on two-tier wireless networks
Wireless networks have become an effective solution for remote surveillance and data gathering without an existing communication infrastructure. The poster presents a system for monitoring the high-voltage transmission lines. This system implemented a ...
OLSR and Net-X as a framework for channel assignment experiments: extended abstract
We present a software framework for channel assingment and routing experiments in multi-channel/multi-radio wireless mesh networks. Based on a plug-in architecture we develop a traffic demand-aware channel assignment algorithm. The evaluation in KAUMesh ...
A backoff copying scheme for contention resolution in wireless sensor networks
This paper aims at improving the throughput and fairness of the wireless sensor networks (WSN). Due to the disproportionate larger number of packets accumulated in the sensors that are closer to the base station, it's necessary to have a better ...
A new slicing scheme for efficient use of wireless testbeds
- Angelos-Christos Anadiotis,
- Apostolos Apostolaras,
- Dimitris Syrivelis,
- Thanasis Korakis,
- Leandros Tassiulas,
- Luis Rodriguez,
- Maximilian Ott
The gradually growing need for testbed use so as networking algorithms to be validated in real environments, has given rise to optimal utilization of testbed resources. Despite the fact that, many laboratories around the globe have deployed testbeds, so ...
Demonstration of distributed TDMA MAC protocol implementation with OLSR on linux enriched WARP
In this demo we present software extension for the Wireless open Access Research Platform (WARP), named as Linux Enriched WARP (LE-WARP). The objective of the LE-WARP is twofold. First, to make the WARP more independent from external systems, e.g., need ...
Interference mitigation in WiFi networks using multi-sector antennas
Sectorized antennas provide an attractive solution to increase wireless network capacity through interference mitigation. Despite their increasing popularity, the real-world performance characteristics of such antennas in dense wireless mesh networks ...
A demonstration of the RapidMesh development toolkit
- Xiaozhou Li,
- Shivkumar C. Muthukumar,
- Changbin Liu,
- Joseph B. Kopena,
- Mihai Oprea,
- Ricardo Correa,
- Boon Thau Loo,
- Prithwish Basu
We propose the demonstration of the RapidMesh development toolkit for rapid protocol simulation, implementation and experimentation in wireless mesh networks. RapidMesh utilizes declarative networking, a database-inspired extensible infrastructure that ...
Reconfigurable framework for adaptive OFDM transmission
Optimal utilization of radio resources (bandwidth, transmit power) in multicarrier based systems becomes very challenging due to coexistence of various wireless standards within the same frequency band. Proposed demonstration, implemented in GNU Radio ...
A multi-radio wireless P2P network testbed
Wireless peer-to-peer (P2P) networks have been widely studied in recent years. Testing and evaluating wireless P2P network protocols are challenging tasks because they require a powerful and flexible hardware platform and supervision interface. In this ...
Friendly clustering: the winning strategy of the maniac challenge 2009
We intend to demonstrate our strategy Friendly Clustering which was designed and implemented for the MANIAC Challenge. The MANIAC Challenge is a competition to develop cooperation strategies for mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs). MANETs usually comprise ...
Distributed localization, tracking, and automatic personal identification: a solution based on a wireless biometric badge
Moving from the innovative principles of the Platform Based Design (PBD) approach for the design of networked embedded systems, the demonstration proposal focuses on presenting the capabilities of a wireless biometric badge, which integrates a ...
Visualizing simulation and testbed of wireless sensor networks with NetTopo
In this paper, we present an integrated framework called NetTopo for providing both simulation and visualization functions to assist the investigation of algorithms in WSNs. NetTopo provides a common virtual WSN for the purpose of interaction between ...
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Acceptance Rates
Year | Submitted | Accepted | Rate |
---|---|---|---|
WiNTECH '22 | 15 | 11 | 73% |
WiNTECH '18 | 16 | 10 | 63% |
WiNTECH '17 | 16 | 11 | 69% |
WiNTECH '16 | 15 | 10 | 67% |
WiNTECH '14 | 12 | 10 | 83% |
WiNTECH '13 | 26 | 11 | 42% |
Overall | 100 | 63 | 63% |