Internet Society / Chapterthon 2018

Open IoT mesh routing: Decentralizing long-range packet radio networks. Disaster.Radio is a project dedicated to enabling communication in real-time disaster scenarios using solar-powered, long-range, low-bandwidth radios. The project aim is to design a mesh routing algorithm suitable for Disaster.Radio and similar hardware. Objectives are a write-up of the proposed algorithm followed by implementation. The final step will be field-testing on Disaster.Radio hardware deployed around Oakland and Berkeley.

What is a Chapterthon?
Chapterthon is a global Internet Society (ISOC) Chapters marathon, where all ISOC Chapters can participate by developing a project within a timeline and budget to achieve a common goal for the development of Internet. Once the project is finalized, the best project receives a prize.

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The project’s general purpose is to generate basic skills on the IoT, for innovation in devices and emerging technologies in the student population of the Central District, by applying the STEAM methodology. Objectives are to encourage the participation of gender, establish IoT projects and encourage and promote general security on the Internet.

What is a Chapterthon?
Chapterthon is a global Internet Society (ISOC) Chapters marathon, where all ISOC Chapters can participate by developing a project within a timeline and budget to achieve a common goal for the development of Internet. Once the project is finalized, the best project receives a prize.

Find More
https://goo.gl/DpPYvm