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Mobile Emulab: A Robotic Wireless and Sensor Network Testbed

Overview Simulation has been the dominant research methodology in wireless and sensor networking. When mobility is added, real-world experimentation is especially rare. However, it is becoming clear that simulation models do not sufficiently capture radio and sensor irregularity in a complex, real-world environment, especially indoors. Unfortunately, the high labor and equipment costs of truly mobile experimental infrastructure present high barriers to such experimentation.

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Publisher	University of Utah	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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