[icnrg] Information-Centric Long-Range Networking: Re-Imagining LoRaWAN
Dirk Kutscher <ietf@dkutscher.net> Tue, 17 May 2022 13:52 UTC
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Subject: [icnrg] Information-Centric Long-Range Networking: Re-Imagining LoRaWAN
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Hi ICNRG, some of us have been thinking of how to apply ICN or Information-Centric principles to long-range low-power networks. Often people would either run some form of ICN over LoRaWAN (neither very robust nor efficient) or connect ICN systems to so-called application servers in systems such as TTN. We have taken a different approach and have re-designed LoRaWAN by replacing its limited MAC layer with the Deterministic and Synchronous Multi-Channel Extension (DSME) extension to IEEE 802.15.4e, a flexible MAC layer that consists of contention-access and contention-free periods, and, by running ICN on top of that. The results are quite promising so far and, we believe, would allow for a much more interesting and useful design of LoRa networks in the future. Joint work with Peter Kietzmann, José Alamos, Thomas C. Schmidt, and Matthias Wählisch – details here: https://dirk-kutscher.info/publications/lora-icn-2/ Best regards, Dirk
- [icnrg] Information-Centric Long-Range Networking… Dirk Kutscher