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CU-Boulder Timothy X Brown Interdisciplinary Telecommunications Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Colorado Presented to L3 Comcept at the University of Colorado December 17, 2003 Wireless Communications Test Bed: Test Plan

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( Overview Test Bed Site Scenarios Performance Metrics Status

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( Test Bed Site Table Mountain National Radio Quiet Zone 9 miles North of the University of Colorado

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( FS1 FS2 1000’ 300m Test Bed Site Public Road Circuit at Mesa Base Test Bed Gateway Potential Landing Strip Fixed Sites

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( Scenarios NOC Scenario 1Scenario 2 Test Configurations Ground—Ground Ground—Mobile—Ground Ground—UAV—Ground Test Configurations UAV—UAV Ground—UAV—UAV

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( Ground Support Scenarios Grnd-Grnd Grnd-Mobile-Grnd Grnd-UAV-Grnd FS1 FS2 1000’ 300m

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( UAV Scenarios Grnd-UAV UAV-UAV Grnd-UAV-UAV FS1 FS2 1000’ 300m

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( Performance Metrics Measures of Performance & Effectiveness Data Throughput Latency Packet Loss, Radio Packet Loss, Congestion Jitter Communication Availability Hardware Reliability Network Self-forming & Node-failure Recovery Time Mobility Impact Ease of Deployment/Transportability Remote Connectivity Range Data, Voice, Video, Web Page Communication

12/17/2003T.X Brown ( Status Accomplishments Plan for experiments complete Signed agreement for use of test bed site Surveyed site To Do Translate experiment plan to hardware capabilities UAV landing site, Fixed Site site prep. Issues Distant UAV operations area for long-range communication operations