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WiMax Research Operations and Application Development at Temple University

The Center for Networked Computing at Temple University, led by Dr. Shan Lin and Dr. Jie Wu, has been approved for a WiMax license valid until January 31, 2013. Operations will adhere to specified frequency ranges and include testing on mobile application requirements, focusing on both low and high mobility applications. The project involves seamless handover investigations and metrics evaluation such as throughput and energy consumption in various environments. Ongoing research explores applications like telemedicine, law enforcement surveillance, and content delivery networks.

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WiMax Research Operations and Application Development at Temple University

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  1. Center for Networked Computing Dr. Shan Lin and Dr. Jie Wu Temple University License Application Approved by Clear • License is valid until Jan 31, 2013 • Frequencies: 2585-2595 & 2603-2613 MHz • Clearwire holds the right to terminate operation with 30 days prior notice We must share information including test plans and knowledge gained as the result of WiMax testing Center for Networked Computing

  2. Center for Networked Computing Dr. Shan Lin and Dr. Jie Wu Temple University Antenna location: top of Wachman Hall • Two base stations • Latitude & Longitude: (39.98038, -75.15703) • Height: 12th floor (131 ft) Internet2 ION connetion • 1 Gbps • Magpi Center for Networked Computing

  3. Center for Networked Computing Dr. Shan Lin and Dr. Jie Wu Temple University We are looking into mobile application requirements for WiMax • Low mobility app - Bodynets • High mobility app - Vehicular Communication We are investigating seamless handover with WiMax and other networks Center for Networked Computing

  4. Center for Networked Computing Dr. Shan Lin and Dr. Jie Wu Temple University Short-term • Spatial and Temporal Diversity • Metrics: throughput, signal strength, link reliability, energy consumption, handover latency • Environments: indoor and outdoor • Mobility: static, walking, and driving • Interference from and to other local networks Long-term • WiMax centric bodynet for telemedicine • WiMax mobile surveillance for law enforcement • Content delivery network using WiMax Center for Networked Computing

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