Wireless Battle Mesh v4 - Call for papers =========================
Wireless Battle Mesh v4 is at hand and it is time to bring together the agenda. To avoid last year's dynamic process which gave us a true talk marathon on the very last day of WBMv3 all talks / workshops / panel discussions shall be announced beforehand.
Tracks ====
In order to broaden the horizon of the event we are going to split the event into different tracks:
* The technical track is taking place throughout the week (monday till friday) which mainly focuses on rather technical topics like: => routing protocol internals => implementations / development of "cool" algorithms => hands-on routing / multicast / roaming / convergence speed / etc => secuity aspects in mesh networks => your idea here
* The weekend (saturday & sunday) is reserved for the applications track which aims to showcase applications that run on top of the mesh. It is not important whether protocol X or Y is deployed and how it is implemented, the question is: What can we do with the mesh once it is there ? => VoIP in the mesh ? => fast desaster recovery ? => artistic projects ? => your idea here
The idea of these tracks is to provide a ground for the different developers / projects to exchange ideas on technical aspects of algorithms / implementations / optimizations as well as organizing an exchange with mesh network users who care less about how the mesh itself works as long as their application can do its job. On the other hand the weekend serves as an entry point for people to learn about what you can actually do with mesh networks.
Submission =======
To allow an efficient handling of your submission, please provide the following information and send them to me directly in form of an email:
* your name * the track you are interested in * the type of your slot (talk/workshop/panel discussion) * your topic headline * your topic description which can brief (does not need to exceed a couple of lines) but should provide a reasonable summary of your talk * the dates of your stay at the event + (optional) preferred day for your slot * length of the slot if you wish to do a workshop (all other slots will be limited to one hour - notify me in advance if you think that is not enough for you)
Deadlines ======
Submissions are accepted until and including the 28th of February. Everyone missing this deadline still has the opportunity to apply for a lightening talk slot. These slots can be acquired by simply contacting me during the event. The list of registered lightening talks will be published in the battlemesh wiki. The final program will be made available in the aforementioned wiki during the first week of March.
If you have any question or suggestion, please let me know.
Regards, Marek
Marek,
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 07:33:01PM +0100, Marek Lindner wrote:
- The technical track is taking place throughout the week (monday till
friday)
The original announce by Juliusz says the event is from Wed 16th till Sun 20th. Your mail implies that it would start Mon 14th.
Could anybody shed some light on this, please?
Best regards,
Hi -
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 07:33:01PM +0100, Marek Lindner wrote:
- The technical track is taking place throughout the week (monday till
friday)
The original announce by Juliusz says the event is from Wed 16th till Sun 20th. Your mail implies that it would start Mon 14th.
Could anybody shed some light on this, please?
facilities are available and rented from Monday to Sunday. So if you wish to spend more time (like me and most participants, I suppose) you can join earlier than the "official" opening.
Cheers, Elektra
Hi!
The original announce by Juliusz says the event is from Wed 16th till Sun 20th. Your mail implies that it would start Mon 14th.
Could anybody shed some light on this, please?
Space is reserved from 14th on, but event itself will be from 16th on. But you are welcome to come before and help with preparing things, meet and talk and so on.
Please read the web page:
http://battlemesh.org/BattleMeshV4
"The space is reserved for the whole week (14-20th) so people will start gathering during the previous weekend. So if time is not a problem, we recommend you to travel some days ahead."
Mitar
Wireless Battle Mesh v4 - Call for papers (update) =================================
The submission for papers is now open since 2 weeks, nonetheless quite some ideas have already surfaced. Below you will find the current list of submitted talks/panel discussions/workshops but you still can send in your idea - the call for paper still is open for another 3 weeks but time is quickly running out.
Technical Track: ===========
* Wireless Battle Mesh - The past, present and future (panel discussion - Marek Lindner & Xavier Carcelle) * Recompiling AirOS with routing protocols (talk - Ninux) * Forming mesh mobs - multicast optimizations for batman-adv (talk - Simon Wunderlich & Linus Luessing) * Babel Z: routing accross multiple radio frequencies (talk - Juliusz Chroboczek) * Google summer of code - old projects and new ideas (talk - Freifunk, Funkfeuer & Ninux) * OpenWRT - master your router (flashing/uci configuration/packages) (workshop - Nicolas Thill) * Lightening talks
Application Track: =============
* Wireless communities around the world (talk - guifi.net, Freifunk, Funkfeuer, Ninux & Ljubljana) * VoIP over mesh made easy - the mesh potatoe (talk - Elektra)
Open Questions: ============
The GSoC presentation is meant to show case the past Freifunk GSoC projects, preferably by the students itself and/or their mentors. Can each participating group (Freifunk, Funkfeuer & Ninux) provide a list of their projects / students / mentors and their travel plans.
If you have any question or suggestion, please let me know.
Regards, Marek
Wireless Battle Mesh v4 - Call for papers (update II) =================================
The second agenda preview also is a reminder: We are nearing the submission deadline - only one week left to get your topic onto the agenda! Contact us before the end of this month otherwise we won't be able to consider your application.
Since the last preview a few more items have materialized / updated:
Technical Track: ===========
* Interactive Mesh - make your mesh sing with multicast (talk - Ursula & Pascale Gustin) * Google summer of code - old projects and new ideas - Free Web Radio Program Scheduler presented by Clauz - IPinUDP encapsulation module presented by Saverio - Porting OLSR to Nokia N900 and Android OS presented by Mitar - Implementation of a Bounded Incremental SPF Algorithm for olsrd presented by Markus Kittenberger
to be confirmed: - flashing, re-flashing, debricking framework - Alexander Morlang
open: - linux VoIP api at the example of an AirTies WAV-281 student: Lars-Peter Clausen, mentor: john crispin - Database output for freimap student: Nino Ciurleo, mentor: stefano pilla - Liquid freifunk collaboration web framework student: Phuc Hau Dang, mentor: Mario Behling
Application Track: =============
* Live demonstration of the "Interactive Mesh" (demonstration - Ursula & Pascale Gustin) * Wireless communities around the world - guifi.net presented by Ramon Rocca - Ninux presented by Saverio
to be confirmed: - Funkfeuer presented by Aaron - Ljubljana presented by Mitar
open: - Freifunk
Special Events: ============
A barrel of beer will be made available to celebrate the inclusion of the batman-adv kernel module in the to be released Linux kernel 2.6.38.
If you have any question or suggestion, please let me know.
Regards, Marek
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