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Internet of Things and 6LoWPAN

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This post tells you about the concepts behind Internet of Things Why we need IoT What Demands IoT What are the features of 6LoWPAN 6LoWPAN characteristics  Impact of 6LoWPAN Open Network for IoT 6LoWPAN supporting Operating Systems Contiki OS, RIOT OS and Tiny OS  Comparison of various OS for IoT A simple demo of CoAP Protocol  Please see this video  2016-11-23 15.00 Internet of Things and 6LoWPAN from Techgig on Vimeo . See the Video on Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) using Contiki OS T S Pradeep Kumar
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OpenFlow in NS3

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Installation of OpenFlow in NS3 is a simple task  and here is the method to do that. NS3 version: ns-3.24.1 and ns-3.25 Assumption: You should have installed #ns3 already in your machine.  #OpenFlow is a software helpful for Simulating Software Defined Networks (#SDN). There are some packages needed to enable OpenFlow. Download these packages and try the installation later. $] sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev libxml2 libxml2-dev  Go to the ~ns-allinone-3.24.1/ns-3.24.1 folder and give this command  $] hg clone http://code.nsnam.org/openflow (if the above command does not work, the give this command) $] sudo apt-get install mercurial $] cd openflow $] ./waf configure $] ./waf build  (if the build failed in the above steps, please give your comments) $] cd .. $] ./waf configure --enable-examples --enable-tests --with-openflow=path/to/openflow In my case  $] ./waf configure --enable-examples --enable-tests --with-openflow=openf...
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SUMO, Open Street Maps and NS2 - A Real Traffic Simulation

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SUMO is the Simulation of Urban mobility software that enables to simulate the road traffic. Open Street map ( www.openstreetmap.org )  provides the xml based .osm file for any part of the world selected through their website. #openstreetmap #SUMO can able to convert the osm file to its native xml file. The post tells you the simulation of a real traffic network and how it is ported to #ns2 for network animation and tracing. Step 1: Prerequisites SUMO to be installed - in my case I installed sumo this way  sudo add-apt-repository pap:sumo/stable sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install sumo sumo-doc sumo-tools Also,  Download the sumo source sumo-src-0.26.tar.gz  from this link and unzip or untar it to the home directory ( /home/pradeepkumar ). There are some python files that are needed to generate random trips and to export xml files to tcl files. the commands sumo, sumo-gui will run only the graphical simulation. Once the software is unzipped,...
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