Recovered File 2.pptx

Aalto University
School of
Electrical Engineering
Challenged Networks
S-38.3455 P
Introduction
Jörg Ott
Esa Hyytiä
[email protected]
[email protected]
SE 324
NE 309
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Overview
  Seminar (5 – 10 ETCS points)
  3 sessions + 2 deadlines
  Introduction
  Mid-term presentations: initial review + feedback
  Seminar presentations: O(30 min) for Presentation and discussion per topic
  One opponent per topic
  Overview and assignments:
  Paper collection:
submit by:
  Dates and venue:
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13.1.2015 (today)
20.1.2015 (email)
feedback by: 23.1.2015 (email)
review:
30.1.2015, 15:00 (D302)
present:
25.2.2015, 14:30 (D302)
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Requirements
  Contents
  Summarize and interpret the contents of at least 3 papers
  Initial contents provided; further search required; reviewed by us
  Synthesize / interpret: go beyond the plain summary
  Interim review presentation
  10 – 15 minutes to get a first round of feedback
  Seminar presentation
  30 minutes
  Slides (digital: PS, PDF, or PPT)
  Preparation meeting by individual appointment to discuss contents
  Written summary: 5–8 pages
  Double column style of IEEE journal / conference proceedings
  Should be sent three days prior to the seminar (14.2.)
  Also to the opponent
  Will be published on the course web page
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Interim Review (+/o/-)
  Target: you have found and read the material
  2 – 3 or more additional papers on your topic
  Blog posts, news articles, etc. for some topics
(those want to be assessed concerning validity, bias, relevance, …)
  Short 10–15 min presentation each (with slides!)
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Which additional papers did you find?
What is the contents of these papers (individually)?
What was particularly interesting?
What are the common or disjoint themes worth noting?
How will you structure your final presentation?
What have you been missing?
  Comments and feedback from all for your final presentation
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Seminar Presentation (50% grade)
  Full-blown slide presentation (including form)
  ~30 min (depends a bit on the number of people)
  Accompanied by a write-up (50% grade)
  Focus on combining the individual sources you found
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A series of summaries won’t do
Yet: different technologies may require individual introductions before
Synthesize, compare / contrast, evaluate, …
Add personal judgment: what is your take, your favorite? Why?
  Possibly: What do you think would not work (well) and why?
  Ethical or political considerations
  What do you think about the specific technology and society?
  Future (technical) implications
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DIY Networking Example:
Liberouter
  Basic features
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WLAN access point
Captive portal
SCAMPI router
Storage node
Can mesh with other liberouters
  Applications
  Android liberouter distribution
  Native SCAMPI (Java) applications
  HTML5 applications (SCAMPI-enabled)
• Teemu Kärkkäinen, Jörg Ott: Liberouter: Towards Autonomous Neighborhood
Networking. Proceedings of IEEE/IFIP WONS, March 2014.
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What do you think?
  No clear boundary between DIY and community networking
  There are many wrongs – what’s right (if anything)?
  Legitimate reasons vs. illegitimate abuses
  Taking sides is tricky – many viewpoints involved
  And many cultures, values, laws, …
  Why are you here today?
  What is your prime concern or interest?
  What would you like to learn about (“take away”)?
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Topics (1)
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Affordability: Internet pricing across continents
- Market studies of prices
- smart data pricing
- multiple classes of users
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Internet deployment challenges in emerging markets
- case study: AirJaldi
- energy
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Community Wireless Networks: with own infrastructure: a) systsms aspects, b) people and economics
- MIT roofnet
- guifi.net
- Funkfeuer
- ninux.org
- sarantaporo.gr
- OpenWireless.org
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Community Wireless Networks: with third-party infrastructure
- FON
- Virtual Public Networks
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Services in Community Networks
- cloud services
- voice and messaging
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Two-class Internet services
- connectivity sharing models
- scavenging capacity (using less-than-best-effort services)
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Topics (2)
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Rural access networks [could be several topics; coordinate!]
- http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/braman/dgp.html
- KioskNet (an old original)
- http://tier.cs.berkeley.edu/drupal/
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Wireless technologies for rural access
- TV white space
- GSM white space
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Energy considerations
- growth in consumption
- limitations in availability
10.  Caching
- Internet in a box
- Performance/latency implications
11.  DIY networks
- decentralized (not necessarily Internet access)
- Example: PirateBox, Occupy.here
- more: http://nethood.org/links.php
12. Art & Design aspects
- Example: Yellow chair stories
- more: http://nethood.org/links.php
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Topics (3)
  Do-It-Yourself: Bring Your Own
  Technical, economical, societal, regulatory, … topics
  Some links to get started:
  http://www.dagstuhl.de/mat/index.en.phtml?14471
  https://sites.google.com/site/irtfgaia/home
  the three meetings listed there
  IRTF GAIA mailing list (start at http://www.irtf.org/)
  http://nethood.org/links.php
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Topic Assignment
Topic
Presenter
Affordability
tommi,[email protected]
[email protected]
Internet deployment challenges in emerging
markets
[email protected]
[email protected]
Community Wireless Networks I: own infra
[email protected]
[email protected]
Opponent
Community Wireless Networks II: 3rd party infra
Services in Community Networks
[email protected]
Two-class Internet services
Rural access networks I
[email protected]
Rural access networks II
Wireless technologies for rural access
[email protected]
Energy considerations
[email protected]
Caching and efficiency
[email protected]
DIY networks
[email protected]
Art & Design aspects
[email protected]
BYO #1
BYO
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