Re: ANNOUNCE: Release of the NAB simulator

Hi,

Could you help me with some questions?
In the EPFL scenario simulations, how do you compute connectivity? Do you
have a radio range model or something more sophisticated (e.g., shadowing)?
How do you define the buildings (i.e., how do you define the restricted
mobility model?)?

Thanks,

Mark


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Henri DF" <[email protected]>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 13:24
Subject: ANNOUNCE: Release of the NAB simulator


> Dear MICSers,
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> It's a pleasure to announce the first public release of NAB (Network in a
> Box). NAB is a network simulator targeted at wireless ad hoc and sensor
> networks.
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> Downloads and documentation are available at http://nab.epfl.ch
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> NAB is written in ocaml, a high-level yet highly efficient programming
> language which supports both object-oriented and functional programming
> styles.
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> NAB places a particular emphasisis on scalability and visualization.
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> Routing protocols currently implemented are AODV, EASE, and FRESH.
> Various MAC layers are available including a null MAC and a CSMA MAC.
> A 802.11b MAC is under development.
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> As always, questions, comments, and feedback are most welcome.
>
> Henri Dubois-Ferriere
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