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A demonstration of the RapidMesh development toolkit
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Xiaozhou Li, Shivkumar C. Muthukumar, Changbin Liu, Joseph B. Kopena, Mihai Oprea, Ricardo Correa, Boon Thau Loo, Prithwish BasuAuthors Info & Claims
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Abstract
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 uses query languages to specify network behavior. RapidMesh integrates a declarative networking engine with the emerging ns-3 network simulator. Our demonstration presents the experimental evaluation of a variety of declarative MANET routing protocols under different dynamic settings on the ORBIT wireless testbed. The evaluation results are shown in the ns-3 visualizer to display the mobility pattern of network and to compare the protocol performance. We also demonstrate the development cycle for synthesizing and experimenting with new routing protocols.
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September 21, 2009
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