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Overview
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Within the framework of the PLATON (PLAnning
Tool for the ConnecTivity
in Wireless SensOr Networks) project, AWE
Communications develops a software package for the analysis of
wireless sensor and MESH networks.
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PLATON is
scheduled for 24 months, starting at Jan 01, 2009. The
project is co-funded by the BMBF
(German Federal Ministry of Research) within the KMU-Innovationsoffensive. |
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AWE
Communications develops
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The HTW Dresden
(University of Applied Sciences in Dresden, Germany) will contribute
measurements in rural and indoor sensor networks for the optimization of the accuracy of
the new propagation models.
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Contributions
of AWE Communications to PLATON
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The
contributions of AWE Communications in the framework of PLATON are:
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Specification
of a simulator for MESH networks
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Development
of new wave propagation models for MESH networks (in rural, urban and
indoor scenarios) and adaptation of existing models
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Development
of an algorithm for the automatic distribution of MESH nodes in a
scenario
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Implementation
of wave propagation models and of the
simulator for the
connectivity
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Validation
of the new simulator with measurements
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Overall Concept
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In the frame of
the PLATON project, a three step concept has been developed.
The so called DPC concept is based on the following
steps:
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STEP D: Distribution
of sensor nodes (either stochastic or deterministic,
depending on scenario and application)
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STEP P: Path
loss computation between sensor nodes
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STEP C: Connectivity
analysis
Step D
Distribution

Distribution
of nodes
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Step P
Propagation

Path loss
computation
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Step C
Connectivity

Analysis of
connectivity
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Please click on
the images to obtain further information about the steps of
the DPC concept.
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Presentation of the
company
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Poster with overview about PLATON project
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Presentation of the PLATON project
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Read more about measurements conducted within the
PLATON project
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Read
more about the public funded projects
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Read
more about propagation models
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Read
more about simulation of MESH networks
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