[gaia] draft-irtf-gaia-alternative-network-deployments. Some other minor improvements

"Jose Saldana" <jsaldana@unizar.es> Sat, 28 May 2016 17:53 UTC

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Subject: [gaia] draft-irtf-gaia-alternative-network-deployments. Some other minor improvements
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Hi all,

 

These are some minor suggestions by David. I agree with all of them. If no
one objects, we would include them in the next version:

 

> Thought the ownership aspect is fairly critical

> 1.1 Mainstream networks

> - Added: Ownership of the network is never vested in the users themselves.

> 1.2 Alternative Networks

> - Added: Ownership of the network is often vested in the users.

> 

> 3.2

> Long-distance links are often not mesh so made this change long-distance

> links (the so called community mesh approach)-> long distance links and/or

> wireless mesh networks.

> 

> 6.2.1.3

> Added a reference [Lysko] to show an example of TV White space being

> used to provide alternative network access to a community.

> 

> [Lysko]    Lysko, A.A., Masonta, M.T., Mofolo, M.R., Mfupe, L.,

> Montsi, L., Johnson, D.L.,         Mekuria, F., Ngwenya, D.W.,

> Ntlatlapa, N.S., Hart, A. and C. Harding, C, "First large TV white spaces
trial in

> South Africa: A brief overview", In Proceedings of the 6th international

> conference on Ultra Modern Telecommunications and Control Systems (pp.

> 407-414). IEEE., 2014.

> 

> 7.3 Added Local cloud storage services as an example of a service

> 

(.)

> 

> All the best

> David

 

Thanks a lot,

 

Jose