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Content preview: Dear all, First of all, I have to say that this is by far
the most active mailing list on TinyOS. So, keep it up! I am a research
assistant
working on "Body Sensor Network" applications and I was interested in
simulating
the behavior of nodes worn by patients in a typical hospital/clinic setting.
I read HyungJune's (special thanks to him for referring me to this mailing
list) IPSN'07 paper; "Improving Wireless Simulation Through Noise Modeling"
in which he used a TelosB to record RSSI values to develop an environmental
noise model. I was thinking of doing something similar but I only have
Imote2s
to play with and I am still very new to NesC and TinyOS so I am not sure
about what is required to port the code from TelosB to Imote2. [...]
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--- Begin Message ---
Dear all,
First of all, I have to say that this is by far the most active mailing list
on TinyOS. So, keep it up!
I am a research assistant working on "Body Sensor Network" applications and
I was interested in simulating the behavior of nodes worn by patients in a
typical hospital/clinic setting. I read HyungJune's (special thanks to him
for referring me to this mailing list) IPSN'07 paper; "Improving Wireless
Simulation Through Noise Modeling" in which he used a TelosB to record RSSI
values to develop an environmental noise model. I was thinking of doing
something similar but I only have Imote2s to play with and I am still very
new to NesC and TinyOS so I am not sure about what is required to port the
code from TelosB to Imote2.
Can someone please point towards any previous work where a trace of
environmental noise was recorded using Imote2s?
Best Regards
Shahzad
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