Project exscal

Authors:
Anish Arora;Rajiv Ramnath;Prasun Sinha;Emre Ertin;Sandip Bapat;Vinayak Naik;Vinod Kulathumani;Hongwei Zhang;Mukundan Sridharan;Santosh Kumar;Hui Cao;Nick Seddon;Chris Anderson;Ted Herman;Chen Zhang;Nishank Trivedi;Mohamed Gouda;Young-ri Choi;Mikhail Nesterenko;Romil Shah;Sandeep Kulkarni;Mahesh Aramugam;Limin Wang;David Culler;Prabal Dutta;Cory Sharp;Gilman Tolle;Mike Grimmer;Bill Ferriera;Ken Parker
Affiliations:
The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;University of Iowa, Iowa City;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The University of Texas at Austin;The Ohio State University, Columbus;Kent State University, Akron;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;Michigan State University, East Lansing;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;The Ohio State University, Columbus;University of California at Berkeley;The Ohio State University, Columbus;Crossbow, San Jose;Mitre Corporation, Washington DC
Venue:
DCOSS'05 Proceedings of the First IEEE international conference on Distributed Computing in Sensor Systems
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Project ExScal (for Extreme Scale) fielded a 1000+ node wireless sensor network and a 200+ node ad hoc network of 802.11 devices in a 1.3km by 300m remote area in Florida during December 2004. In several respects, these networks are likely the largest deployed networks of either type to date. We overview here the key requirements of the project, describe briefly how they were met and experimentally tested, and provide a pointer to our experimental results.