1. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 1 Nov 4, 2010 Cluster-E and WiMAX Deployment Mtg Tue, Nov 2, 12noon – 4:30pm Meeting Chair: Marco Gruteser (Rutgers WINLAB) –Co-chair: Tony Michel (Raytheon BBN Technologies) –System Engineer: Harry Mussman (GPO, Raytheon BBN Technologies) Introductions WiMAX Base Station Installation, Setup and Initial Operation WiMAX Range and Throughput Measurements, and Site Planning Break WiMAX Mobile Stations (Clients) Demos/Experiments Planned for GEC9, GEC10 Spiral 3 Roadmap

2. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 2 Nov 4, 2010 continued WiMAX Base Station Installation, Setup and Initial Operation –BBN Manu Gosain: Status and Experience –Wisconsin (1724) Suman Banerjee: Status –UMass Amherst (1731) Brian Lynn: Status –Polytechnic Institute of NYU (1751) Thanasis Korakis: Status and Experience –Colorado: (1768) Dirk Grunwald: Status –Columbia University (1770) Henning Schulzrinne: Status –UCLA (1797) Giovanni Pau: Status –GROUP DISCUSSION: WiMAX base station installation, setup and operation, experience and issues

3. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 3 Nov 4, 2010 continued WiMAX Range and Throughput Measurements, and Site Planning –WINLAB Marco Gruteser: Measurements –BBN Tony Michel: Measurements, initial conclusions, potential site planning tools –Wisconsin (1724) Suman Banerjee: Measurements and plans –UMass Amherst (1731) Brian Lynn: Plans –Polytechnic Institute of NYU (1751) Thanasis Korakis: Meaurements and plans –Colorado: (1768) Dirk Grunwald: WiMAX Site Survey Process Plans –Columbia University (1770) Henning Schulzrinne: Plans –UCLA (1797) Giovanni Pau: Use of WiMAX Range Tools, Plans –GROUP DISCUSSION: WiMAX range and capacity measurements, and site planning, experience and issues for Spiral 3

4. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 4 Nov 4, 2010 continued WiMAX Mobile Stations (Clients) –Windows PC with dongle based on Beceem chips –Linux PC (e.g., Samsung NC10 and Dell Mini) with Intel WiMAX modem card –Android HTC EVO handset –Mobile (vehicular) node with WiMAX modem (various)

5. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 5 Nov 4, 2010 continued –BBN Manu Gosain and Tony Michel: Windows PC with dongle based on Beceem chips Linux PC with Intel WiMAX modem card Android HTC EVO handset –Wisconsin (1724) Suman Banerjee: Mobile Access Router, with WiMAX interface –UMass Amherst (1731) Brian Lynn: C1270CW motherboard, miniPCIe slot, WiMAX modem –Polytechnic Institute of NYU (1751) Thanasis Korakis: ? –Colorado: (1768) Dirk Grunwald: ? –Columbia University (1770) Henning Schulzrinne: ? –UCLA (1797) Giovanni Pau: Dual-mode vehicular node –GROUP DISCUSSION: WiMAX mobile stations (clients) experience, plans and issues for Spiral 3

6. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 6 Nov 4, 2010 continued Demos/Experiments Planned for GEC9, GEC10 –Rutgers WINLAB and NYU Poly Marco Gruteser and Thanasis Korakis: ParkNet demo for GEC9 Plenary –BBN Manu Gosain and Tony Michel: Basic Internet access; Range and throughput measurements using Linux PC, and iperf, for GEC10 –Wisconsin (1724) Suman Banerjee: Continuous Vehicular Connectivity through Multiple Wide-area Interfaces demo for GEC9 –UMass Amherst (1731) Brian Lynn: Plans for GEC10 –Polytechnic Institute of NYU (1751) Thanasis Korakis: Plans for GEC10 –Colorado: (1768) Dirk Grunwald: Plans for GEC10 –Columbia University (1770) Henning Schulzrinne: Plans for GEC10 –UCLA (1797) Giovanni Pau: Plans for GEC10 –GROUP DISCUSSION: Demos/experiments planned for GEC9 and GEC10; establishment of experiment repository

7. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 7 Nov 4, 2010 continued Spiral 3 Roadmap –GROUP DISCUSSION: Roadmap and issues for Spiral 3 –Reference: WiMAX Deployment Roadmap for Spiral 3