Transcript CogNet Quad Chart

CogNet – Cognitive Networking
Rutgers University, University of Kansas, Carnegie Mellon University
The Global Control Plane and Architecture Internetworking
Innovative Ideas
Name & Service Discovery
Cross-Layer Aware Routing
Forwarding Incentives
Network Management Architecture
Future Internet
Network
Layer
Protocols
Supernode
(mobile or fixed)
Spectrum
Coordination
Flexible
MAC Layer
PHY
Adaptation
Cognitive Radio Nodes
Autoconfiguration and Bootstrapping Protocols
• Cognitive and collaborative – applying the
experience gathered in one place by one
being to actions by another being elsewhere
• Scalable autoconfiguration and network
management
• Dynamic network layer supporting tailored
functionality – use IP, group messaging, rich
queries, etc. as appropriate
• Builds on and extends cognitive radios
Impact
Project Plans
• Developing experimental protocol stack
for cognitive networks
• Explore how having tailored network
layers – e.g., IP, range-based overlays,
multicast optimized overlays, etc. – may
impact end-to-end network architecture for
interoperating cognitive wireless subnets
and the future Internet
• Develop algorithms to use, position, and
discover gateways between the overlays
themselves, and beyond
• Develop algorithms for applications to decide
(e.g., GCP) which network layer to use
• Implement multiple new network layers
• Explore performance tradeoffs (e.g., more
overhead versus better utilization) in
simulation & real cognitive radio network
Joseph B. Evans ([email protected]), Benjamin J. Ewy ([email protected])