SNAP Meeting Schedule

From 410 Resources

SNAP Meetings are held Thursdays from 12:00-1:30 in Soda 606. We aim to discuss issues of routing in lossy low-power networks, the INDRA testbed, the HydroWatch project, and other topics related to sensornets.

The following is a schedule of speakers and topics. For speakers, a 40 minute talk would work best, leaving time for discussion and questions. For people bringing lunch, food for 15 people is a good (initial) estimate. Lauren Bailey in 617 Soda will take care of the reimbursement after you give her the receipts.

If you want to present to the SNAP group, please email Arsalan Tavakoli or Jay Taneja.

Fall 2007 - CS298-41 (CCN 26859)

For Fall 2007, we will spend the first half of the semester discussing standard/popular Internet routing protocols (one per meeting). These presentations will be given by two members of the group and will be followed by discussion. The presentations should aim to answer the following questions:

• What is the standard Internet routing protocol? How does it work?
• What are the published elements in the sensornet literature that are closely related?
• How does the standard Internet protocol stack up against the list of requirements for sensornets?
• Given the differences/shortcomings vis-a-vis sensornet requirements, what are the modifications necessary for meeting the requirements of L2N devices?
• What are the scaling characteristics of the protocol?
• What open problems are motivated by this presentation?
• How does this protocol address security concerns?

Reading assignments for the group should be sent out 3 days prior to the meeting.

We will spend the second half of the semester synthesizing the lessons learned from these presentations in order to make recommendations at the BoF session on Routing in L2Ns at the IETF meeting in December.

Here is some information about getting lunch and reimbursements.

Date	Topic	Speaker(s)	Lunch	Location	Notes / Documents
8/27/2007	Organizational			606 Soda	Meeting Notes Draft: Existing L2N Mesh Protocols Draft: Sensornet Routing Reqs RFC4944: LoWPAN6 Routing Protocol XLS
9/7/2007	AODV	Jaein Jeong/Jorge Ortiz	Jay Taneja	373 Soda	Meeting Notes AODV Paper RFC3561: AODV Performance Evaluation of AODV and DSR Presentation
9/14/2007	OLSR	Arsalan Tavakoli/Jay Taneja	Jaein Jeong	508 Soda	Meeting Notes OLSR Paper RFC3626: OLSR Draft: Multicast OLSR Presentation
9/24/2007	RIP2/DSDV	Rodrigo Fonseca/Prabal Dutta	Stephen Dawson-Haggerty	606 Soda	Presentation Meeting Notes DSDV Performance Comparison RFC 2453 - RIPv2
10/1/2007	TBRPF	Fred Jiang/Stephen Dawson-Haggerty	Rodrigo Fonseca	606 Soda	Presentation Webcast (Google Video) RFC 3684 - TBRPF RFC 3684 (PDF) Correctness proof and evaluation
10/8/2007	S4, VRR	TBA	Fred Jiang	606 Soda	S4 VRR
10/18/2007	Scaling Characteristics	Jorge Ortiz/Jay Taneja	Jaein Jeong	606 Soda	Scribe notes AODV Analysis OLSR Analysis
10/25/2007	DYMO	Arsalan Tavakoli	Jorge Ortiz	606 Soda	IETF Draft DYMO for 6LowPAN TYMO SMURF DYMO-Low Dymo Evaluation
11/1/2007	OSPF2	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA
11/8/2007	TBA	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA
11/15/2007	TBA	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA
11/22/2007	TBA	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA
11/29/2007	TBA	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA
12/6/2007	TBA	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA
12/13/2007	TBA	TBA	TBA	606 Soda	TBA