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* Abstract: Long Term Evolution represents an emerging and promising technology for providing a broadband ubiquitous Internet access. | * Abstract: Long Term Evolution represents an emerging and promising technology for providing a broadband ubiquitous Internet access. | ||
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Accepted Projects
This page links to more information on the projects accepted for ns-3's 2010 Google Summer of Code effort.
UAN Framework: AUV simulator and power management layer
- Student: Andrea Sacco
- Mentor: Leonard Tracy
- Abstract: One of the priorities in Underwater Networking research, is to have a complete simulation framework. The NS-3 UAN module is a first step in this direction. This project aims to integrate the efforts of UAN module, extending it to make a simulation framework that researchers will be able to use for their aims. The extension will consists of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) simulator (navigation and movement) and a power management layer.
- Wiki Page: UAN Framework: AUV simulator and power management layer
- Mid Term Report: UAN Framework: AUV simulator and power management layer Mid Term Report
ns-3-OpenFlow
- Student: Blake Hurd
- Mentor: Josh Pelkey
- Abstract: This project will enable ns-3 simulations to use OpenFlow switches (McKeown et al.), widely used in research. OpenFlow switches are configurable via the OpenFlow API, and also have an MPLS extension for quality-of-service and service-level-agreement support. By extending these capabilities to ns-3 for a simulated OpenFlow switch that is both configurable and can use the MPLS extension, ns-3 simulations can accurately simulate many different switches
- Wiki Page: ns-3-OpenFlow
- Mid Term Report: ns-3-OpenFlow Mid Term Report
MAC and PHY models for LTE
- Student: Giuseppe Piro
- Mentors: Nicola Baldo
- Abstract: Long Term Evolution represents an emerging and promising technology for providing a broadband ubiquitous Internet access.
Unfortunately, no ns-3 modules have been developed to simulate LTE networks. This project consist of a development of a framework to simulate LTE networks on ns-3, composed by (i) a standard compliant LTE PHY layer, (ii) two LTE network devices (UE and eNB), (iii) a Bearer Manager and a MAC Queue structure, and (iv) a Frame Manager and a Downlink Resource Allocation.
- Wiki Page: MAC and PHY models for LTE
NS-3 Click Modular Router Integration
- Student: Lalith Suresh Puthalath
- Mentor: Ruben Merz
- Abstract: Click is a software architecture for building configurable routers. By using different combinations of packet processing units called elements, a Click router can be made to perform a specific kind of functionality. This flexibility provides a good platform for testing and experimenting with different protocols. This project aims to integrate ns-3 with the Click Modular Router so as to enable rapid protocol development.
- Wiki Page: NS-3 Click Modular Router Integration
- Mid Term Report: NS-3 Click Modular Router Integration Mid Term Report
