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Breen, Joe; Buffmire, Andrew; Duerig, Jonathon; Dutt, Kevin; Eide, Eric; Hibler, Mike; Johnson, David E.; Kasera, Sneha Kumar; Lewis, Earl; Maas, Dustin; Orange, Alex; Patwari, Neal; Reading, Daniel; Ricci, Robert; Schurig, David; Stoller, Leigh; Merwe, Jacobus Van der; Webb, Kirk; Wong, Gary

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“…For the demonstration we will instantiate a version of the framework depicted in Figure 1 using equipment in the POWDER platform [7]. POWDER is an end-to-end platform for research on mobile wireless networks.…”

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Open source RAN slicing on POWDER

Johnson

Maas

Merwe

2021

Proceedings of the 19th Annual International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services

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This demonstration will showcase our efforts to develop a radio access network (RAN) slicing mechanism that is controllable via management software in an Open RAN framework. To our knowledge, our work represents the first effort that combines an open source Open RAN framework with an open source mobility stack, provides a top-to-bottom RAN application via the RAN intelligent control (RIC) provided by that framework and illustrates its functionality in a realistic wireless environment. Our software is publicly available and we provide a profile in the POWDER platform to enable others to replicate and build on our work.

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“…In this demonstration we will showcase our efforts to address these shortcomings. We have: (iii) Packaged this as a profile on the POWDER mobile and wireless testbed [7] as an artifact to enable open RAN research in a realistic wireless environment.…”

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Open source RAN slicing on POWDER

Johnson

Maas

Merwe

2021

Proceedings of the 19th Annual International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services

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“…To drive the science of wireless networking forward, researchers need platforms designed specifically for experimentation: networks at scale, in real environments, with end-to-end control, and with visibility at all layers from the radio to the application. This is the purpose of POWDER, the Platform for Open Wireless Data-driven Experimental Research [1], currently being deployed in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. POWDER is a highly flexible, deeply Permission to make digital or hard copies of part or all of this work for personal or classroom use is granted without fee provided that copies are not made or distributed for profit or commercial advantage and that copies bear this notice and the full citation on the first page.…”

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Mobile and wireless research on the POWDER platform

Breen

Duerig

Eide

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Proceedings of the 19th Annual International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services

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POWDER is a highly flexible, deeply programmable, and city-scale scientific instrument that enables cutting-edge research in wireless technologies. Researchers interact with the POWDER platform via the Internet to conduct their experiments, with zero penalty for remote access. In this two-part demonstration, the POWDER implementers show how to use the platform. First, they present the workflow that researchers follow to conduct experiments. Second, they highlight some of the hardware and software building blocks available through POWDER, including components related to overthe-air wireless and mobile networking, 5G, and massive MIMO. CCS CONCEPTS• Networks → Wireless access points, base stations and infrastructure.

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“…Em 2018, o projeto Platform for Open Wireless Data-drive Experimental Research (POWDER) de Breen et al (2020) foi proposto nos Estados Unidos. O POW-DER endereçou o compartilhamento de recursos e desenvolveu um novo ecossistema de experimentação de aplicações.…”

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Uma Abordagem de Fatiamento de Rede entre Múltiplos Sistemas Autônomos

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Esta tese é sobre um método de fatiamento de rede entre múltiplos Sistemas Autônomos. Eu acredito que ela é também sobre transformação. Perseguir o título Ph. D. é se transformar. A transformação profissional e pessoal são as conquistas mais significativas de todo o processo; e elas não se estabelecem somente na busca e realização dos meios de responder a um hipótese científica, elas requerem circunstâncias e pessoas que merecem apreciação e gratidão.Primeiramente, agradeço a Deus, Autor da Vida, por ter me criado a sua imagem e semelhança com a capacidade de pensar, criar e avaliar.Agradeço aos meus pais Donizete e Cláudia; e aos meus irmãos Thiago e Donizete-Jr pelo incentivo e amor incondicional.Agradeço a Larissa pelo incentivo, apoio e pela compreensão nos diversos momentos dessa etapa.Agradeço o professor e amigo Flávio de Oliveira Silva da Universidade Federal de Uberlândia por ter sido, durante toda a Pós-graduação, um agente de transformação profissional e pessoal. Gratidão pela oportunidade, orientação, suporte, conversas e ensinamentos.Agradeço o professor Rui Aguiar do Instituto de Telecomunicações da Universidade de Aveiro pela valiosa coorientação nesta pesquisa.Agradecimentos ao professor e amigo Pedro Frosi da Universidade Federal de Uberlândia pela ajuda, humanidade, conversas e direcionamentos ao longo da Pósgraduação.Gratidão aos professores do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciência da Computação da Universidade Federal de Uberlândia, em especial àqueles que me honraram com seus ensinamentos, professores:

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Open source RAN slicing on POWDER

Open source RAN slicing on POWDER

Mobile and wireless research on the POWDER platform

Uma Abordagem de Fatiamento de Rede entre Múltiplos Sistemas Autônomos

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