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Addressing repeatability in wireless experiments using ORBIT testbed
By: Ganu, S.; Seskar, I.; Howard, R.; Kremo, H.;
2005 / IEEE / 0-7695-2219-X
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Addressing repeatability in wireless experiments using ORBIT testbed ' With the rapid growth in research activity on future wireless networking applications and protocols, experimental study and validation is becoming an increasingly important tool to obtain realistic results that may not be possible under the constrained environment of network simulators. However, experimental results must be reproducible and repeatable for them to be used to compare proposed systems and to build prototypes. In this paper, we address the issue of repeatability in wireless experiments in the Open Access Research Testbed for Next-Generation Wireless Networks (ORBIT) testbed and propose a mechanism to promote reproducible experiments using periodic calibration of the equipment. Several experimental results that capture repeatability in time and space using our initial testbed setup are also provided.
Related Topics
Constrained Environment
Network Simulator
Open Access Research Testbed
Orbit
Testing
Calibration
Hardware
Wireless Application Protocol
Prototypes
Wireless Networks
Physical Layer
Reproducibility Of Results
Extraterrestrial Measurements
Intelligent Networks
Protocol
Periodic Calibration Equipment
Protocols
Radio Links
Engineering
Next-generation Wireless Network