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net2 Charter

Learn about the latest developments in TinyOS network protocols including CTP, LQI, Deluge, Drip, 6lowpan, ZigBee, TYMO, and more. See advancements in collection, dissemination, and multi-hop communication. Stay updated on the protocols for efficient and robust wireless networking.

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net2 Charter

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  1. TinyOS Network Protocol Working Group (net2)Progress ReportOmprakash GnawaliSpeaking on behalf of the WGTTX52/22/2008

  2. net2 Charter • Define the interfaces to basic network protocols in t2, such as collection and dissemination • Produce reference implementations of those protocols

  3. net2 Protocols CTP LQI Deluge Drip Released DIP Beta 6lowpanTYMO ZigBee Alpha Collection Dissemination IETF Other

  4. Collection Tree Protocol (tos/lib/net/ctp) TEP 119, 123, 124

  5. MultihopLqi(tos/lib/net/lqi) • Alternative collection layer (1.x port) • Same interfaces as CTP (TEP 119) • Only works on CC2420-based platforms • micaz, telosa, telosb, imote2 • Lightweight alternative • Smaller RAM (by ~ 1KB) • Smaller code footprint (by ~ 4.5 KB) • Not as efficient or robust as CTP

  6. CTP

  7. MultiHopLQI

  8. Link Quality Estimation Unacked PRR LQI

  9. Four bit link estimation (tos/lib/net/4bitle) For details, see HotNets ’07 paper PINKeep this link in the table COMPAREIs this a useful link? ACKA packet transmission on this link was acknowledged WHITEPackets on this channel experience few errors

  10. Using Collection • Include LQI or CTP collectionC component • “Send” interface to send pkts to the sink command error_t send(msg, len) • A sink receives the CTP pkts using the “Receive” interface event message_t* receive(msg, payload, len)

  11. Dissemination • Delivers a shared variable to every node in a network • Eventual consistency with high scalability and efficiency • Many uses • Reconfiguring a network • Injecting small queries • Substrate for more complex protocols (e.g., Deluge) • TEP 118

  12. Drip Implementation(tos/lib/net/drip) • Variables exchange separate metadata • Simple implementation • Small code size • Cost scales O(n) with number of items

  13. DIP: Scalable Dissemination(tos/lib/net/dip) • Scaling beyond a few items • Many configuration parameters in the system • Sometimes many variables change, sometimes only a few • Want fast detection and dissemination when things are new, but cheap maintenance with steady state • Offers the same dissemination interface as Drip

  14. DIP Implementation • Use Trickle to suppress and control transmit window • Use hashes to detect differences and quickly search through version information • Use version vectors to precisely identify differences • Use bloom filters to optimize detection

  15. Instantiate Drip or DIP DisseminatorC components new DisseminatorC(TestMsg, 0xDE00), To propagate a variable throughout the network command void DisseminationUpdate.change(newVal) To receives updates to a variable event DisseminationValue.changed() { /* call DisseminationValue.get() and process */ } Must fit in a pkt Unique key Using Dissemination

  16. Deluge(tos/lib/net/deluge) • Re-programming motes over wireless • Borrows a lot of code from tinyos-1.x. • Uses Drip for dissemination • PC-side tools • Bulk dissemination, flash volume manager, and TOSBoot • Supported on TelosB and MicaZ motes

  17. How to use Deluge? • Deluge Basestation mote • DELUGE_BASESTATION flag during compilation • Motes • Include “DelugeC” component • tosboot image • Python script to inject image through the base station tos-deluge /dev/ttyUSB0 telosb -i 1 <filename>

  18. 6lowpan(tos/lib/net/6lowpan)

  19. 6lowpan Implementation • IPv6 over 802.15.4 • 6lowpan stack for TinyOS 2.x • Implemented features: • 6lowpan fragmentation and fragment reassembly • IPv6/UDP • IPv6/ICMP echo • supports both compressed and uncompressed IPv6 and UDP headers • Tested on MicaZ and TelosB

  20. Using 6lowpan • Idioms from socket programming • Receiveevent void UDPClient.receive(addr, port, *buf, len )   {       /* process the contents of buf */   } • Sendcall UDPClient.sendTo(addr, port, *buf, len)

  21. ZigBee(tos/lib/net/zigbee) • Set of high level protocols for low power devices • open-ZB IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee protocol stack • IEEE 802.15.4 Data Link Layer • Beacon-enabled • Support of Star and Cluster-Tree topologies • ZigBee Network Layer • Cluster-tree • Address assignment • Tree-routing • Tested on TelosB motes

  22. TYMO: DYMO on TinyOS(tos/lib/net/tymo) • Dynamic MANET On-demand (DYMO) routing used for reactive unicast routing • TYMO is a DYMO implementation in TinyOS • TYMO different from DYMO • Unimplemented features: multiple interfaces, .. • Compact header format

  23. Using TYMO • Uses AM addresses • Include DymoNetworkC component • AMSend interface for sending pkts Call AMSend.send(destination, *pkt, len) • Receive interface for receiving pkts event Receive.receive(msg, *payload, len)

  24. WG members Jan Beutel (ETH), Andre Cunha (IPP), Rodrigo Fonseca (UCB), Omprakash Gnawali (USC), Matus Harvan (ETH), Jonathan Hui (Arch Rock), Kaisen Lin (UCSD), Kyle Jamieson (MIT), Sukun Kim, Philip Levis (Stanford), Geoffrey Mainland (Harvard), Joe Polastre, Arsalan Tavakoli (UCB), Romain Thouvenin (Amadeus), Gilman Tolle (Arch Rock), Martin Turon (Crossbow), Ning Xu, Kristin Wright

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