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== BitRateSelection: Integration into JiST ==
== BitRateSelection: Integration into JiST ==

=== Motivation of work ===

Bit rate selection in Wireless Network is still a relatively new research topic. The inherent support of data transmission at different bitrates within the 802.11 MAC layer motivates exploitation of this feature. Previous work has come up with several interesting bit-rate selection algorithms. However, implementation of these inside widely-used network simulators (such as ns-2 and JiST/SWANS) has been sparse.

The current project is dedicated to add support of several bitrates into the JiST/SWANS simulation environment and implementing on top of it several bit-rate selection algorithms. There are three steps in this project, which are listed chronologically:
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=== First step: Quick and dirty hack into mac layer ===
=== First step: Quick and dirty hack into mac layer ===
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=== Future: BER ===
=== Future: BER ===
radio model has to be adapted to bit rates (dB values)
radio model has to be adapted to bit rates (dB values)

=== Useful links ===

# [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing#The_wiki_markup WikiHelp]

Revision as of 10:55, 26 June 2006

BitRateSelection: Integration into JiST

Motivation of work

Bit rate selection in Wireless Network is still a relatively new research topic. The inherent support of data transmission at different bitrates within the 802.11 MAC layer motivates exploitation of this feature. Previous work has come up with several interesting bit-rate selection algorithms. However, implementation of these inside widely-used network simulators (such as ns-2 and JiST/SWANS) has been sparse.

The current project is dedicated to add support of several bitrates into the JiST/SWANS simulation environment and implementing on top of it several bit-rate selection algorithms. There are three steps in this project, which are listed chronologically:

First step: Quick and dirty hack into mac layer

Source code base: svn://brn-svn/brn/simulation/NetCodExOR (svn co ~)

Description concerned file(s) changed/added code
introducing new constants for: bandwidth jist.swans.Constants in class Constants:
public static final int BANDWIDTH_1MBit   = (int) 1e6; // 1Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_2MBit   = (int) 2e6; // 2Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_5_5MBit = (int) 5.5e6; // 5.5Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_6MBit   = (int) 6e6; // 6Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_9MBit   = (int) 9e6; // 9Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_11MBit  = (int) 11e6; // 11Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_12MBit  = (int) 12e6; // 12Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_18MBit  = (int) 18e6; // 18Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_22MBit  = (int) 22e6; // 22Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_24MBit  = (int) 24e6; // 24Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_33MBit  = (int) 33e6; // 33Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_36MBit  = (int) 36e6; // 36Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_48MBit  = (int) 48e6; // 48Mb/s
public static final int BANDWIDTH_54MBit  = (int) 54e6; // 54Mb/s


Changed files:

  • file:brn.swans.mac.MacMcExORMessage.java - class MacMcExORMessage
    • added class member  protected int bitrate;
    • added accessor method  public int getBitrate() { return bitrate; };
    • changed method  public boolean equals(Object o) {}
      • added line  if (bitrate != that.bitrate) return false;
  • file:brn.swans.mac.MacMcExORMessage.java - class Ack
    • added constructor  Ack(..., int bitrate) to include bitrate
    • changed method  public boolean equals(Object o) {}
      • added line  if (bitrate != ack.bitrate) return false;
  • file:brn.swans.mac.MacMcExORMessage.java - class Data
    • added constructor  Data(..., int bitrate) to include bitrate
    • changed method  public boolean equals(Object o) {}
      • added line  if (bitrate != data.bitrate) return false;

Future: BER

radio model has to be adapted to bit rates (dB values)

Useful links

  1. WikiHelp