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Anader Benyamin- Seeyar , Ph.D., SM’IEEE Adjunct Professor @ Concordia University and

CANEUS FBW 2010 Workshop in Maine (Wi-Testbed Project). Wireless Sensors and Actuation Networking for Fly-by-Wireless (FBW) Avionic Control Applications & Wireless Systems Immunity in Electromagnetic Environment for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM). Anader Benyamin- Seeyar , Ph.D., SM’IEEE

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Anader Benyamin- Seeyar , Ph.D., SM’IEEE Adjunct Professor @ Concordia University and

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  1. CANEUS FBW 2010 Workshop in Maine (Wi-Testbed Project) Wireless Sensors and Actuation Networking for Fly-by-Wireless (FBW) Avionic Control Applications&Wireless Systems Immunity in Electromagnetic Environment for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) Anader Benyamin-Seeyar, Ph.D., SM’IEEE Adjunct Professor @ Concordia University and Communications & IT Chapter Chair of IEEE Montreal Section anader.benyamin@ieee.org

  2. Project Objectives: Implement a wireless testbed to evaluate all possible avionic control applications using the most appropriate protocol(s) for critical communications with all aircraft’s sensors and actuators: - Identify key performance nodes (sensors,…) - Characterize indoor /outdoor aircraft channels - Select wireless communication protocol within the aircraft - Develop End-user based applications - Performance measurements - Run extensive testing In-Lab and In-Flight operations - Test for resistance to EMI/EMP/HIRF

  3. Stakeholders Needed • BOMBARDIER, Bell Helicopter, Pratt & Witney, Sikorsky, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Airbus, GE, Honeywell, Embraer • Transport Canada / Industry Canada • CSA • NASA • DRDC • FAA • ESA • Others 3

  4. Challenges • Communication with stakeholders • Funding • Intellectual property agreement • Multisite activities • Frequency band selection • Resources (equipment, team building) • Project execution • Certification process • Others

  5. What has been done? • Bi-weekly telecon calls with almost all • Initial team was built (MOU agreement was signed) • Concept of Operation for the Wi-Testbed document was created • Detailed Application was submitted to Quebec’s MDEIE funds for the Project (Development program) • Investigated to apply for NSERC’s CRD, IRAP & SADI, NRC’s SWP and Industry Canada’s IRB (US & Can), • Thought for collaborative USA (SBIR) - Canada, Spain (Catalonia) - Quebec, and France-Canada sources • IP agreement is in-progress

  6. Testbed Project Members 2009 -2010 Institute: Active Member(s) Concordia U./IEEE Mtl Anader Benyamin-Seeyar, CANEUS :   Milind Pimprikar, Rick Earles Ridgetop :   Doug Goodman Bombardier : Fidel Moupfouma, Claude Lavoie Industry Canada : Jim Castellano NASA : Geroge Studor (partly) NRC Canada : Roy Vestrum, David Russel Awesense : Mischa Steiner-Jovic Ecole Polytechnique:  Chahé Nerguizian Toronto U. : Hugh Liu York U. :   Yunlong Lin, Brian Solheim Concordia U. :   Reza Soleymani, Amir Aghdam CNM – Spain : Carlos Ferrer LAAS – France : Robert Plana Birmingham - UK : Eamonn Fearon

  7. FBW TestBed Development

  8. ThankYou! Q&A Anader Benyamin-Seeyar anader.benyamin@ieee.org

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