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Multi-Use Mesh Networks
Ben Moebes - [email protected]
June 2007
Agenda
• What is a Mesh Network?
• What is Multi-Use
• How can you increase Revenue?
• Examples
– BT
– Houston, TX
• Mesh/WiMAX integration
• Q&A
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Open Standard Radio Mesh Today/Tomorrow
Wired IP
Network
WiMAX
T-1/E-1
Ethernet to
Fiber Ring
DSL
Backhaul
Metro-Scale Mesh
Routers as
Wired Gateways
Wi-Fi/WiMAX
Metro Scale
Mesh Routers
Wi-Fi/
WiMAX
Clients
Mesh Architecture
makes BWA ROI successful
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Why Tropos Mesh? Wi-Fi Device Explosion
11Mbps
54Mbps
Dual mode phones
300
Cordless phones
Millions
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120
50
0
Source: IDC
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
250M+ Wi-Fi Client Devices
100
80
60
200,000
180,000
160,000
140,000
120,000
100,000
80,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
0
Source: IDC
40
20
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Source: Instat
2001
2003
2005
2007(E)
150K+ Wi-Fi Hot Spots
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2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Projected 160M+ Cellular
Phones with Wi-Fi
Mesh Takes Wi-Fi to “Island” Scale
Open Standard
Progression
Speed
WiMAX
Wi-Fi
UWB
Wi-Fi
3G/UMTS
• Wi-Fi originally
designed as a
wireless extension
for indoor LANs
• Mesh makes Wi-Fi
effective outdoors
over large areas
2G
PAN
LAN
MAN
WAN
Open-standards moving into wireless MAN + WAN
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Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 Transition in Force
Web 1.0 (Access)
Web 2.0 (Interaction)
• Symmetrical, true broadband links
– Local content generation (photos, videos, music…)
– Gaming
• Uniform coverage
– Users expect consistent service and experience
• Indoor AND Outdoor coverage
– Same devices and service regardless of location
• Support existing and future devices
– Wi-Fi devices are ubiquitous today
– WiMAX devices expected to be ubiquitous in 2009
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• Public safety: mobile communications,
emergency response, surveillance cameras
• Municipal automation: traffic controllers
and cameras, parking meters, AMR
• Municipal policy: digital inclusion, economic
development, disaster avoidance and
recovery
Public
• Consumer mobile access: Laptops, PDAs,
phones, cameras, gaming consoles
• Mobile business: Trades, real estate, etc.
• Voice over Wi-Fi: MVNO, cellular
compliment and replacement
• Content services: Advertising, mobile
content distribution, local search
Private
Metro-Scale Mesh provides the Power of Multi-Use
Multi-Use Increases Revenue and Improves ROI
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Customer Experience and Application
Overview
Experience Breeds Innovation
500+ Customers
Whistler, BC
Vancouver, BC
Federal Way, WA
Belfast, ME
Moorhead, MN
McMinnville, OR
Gilbert, MN
St. Ignace, MI
Malden, MA
Chaska, MN
Nampa, ID
Jamestown, NY
Livermore, CA
South Bend, IN
Mountain View, CA
San Mateo, CA
Milpitas, CA
Burlingame, CA
Brocton, IL
Aspen, CO
Lexington, KY
Pomona, CA
Boulder City, NV
Santa Monica, CA
Cerritos, CA
Fullerton, CA
Oklahoma, OK
Los Angeles, CA
Laguna Beach, CA
Frisco, TX
Anaheim, CA
Granbury, TX
Tucson, AZ
Paris, KY
Addison, TX
Grand Prairie, TX
Houston, TX
Corpus Christi, TX
Cedar Island, NC
Lynchburg, TN
Franklin, TN
Southaven, MS
Dallas, TX
Temecula, CA
Bland County, VA
Jackson, TN
Tulsa, OK
Encinitas, CA
Newport Beach, CA
Arlington, VA
Alexandria, VA
Las Vegas, NV
Lompoc, CA
West Hollywood, CA
Philadelphia, PA
Silver Spring, MD
Half Moon Bay, CA
Rome, GA
Montgomery
County, AL
Lafayette, LA
Baton Rouge, LA
New Orleans, LA
Nationwide
Newark, NJ
Rock Hill, SC
McDonough, GA
Atlanta, GA
Roswell, GA
# of users
Pacifica, CA
107
Nantucket, MA
Healdsburg, CA
St. Cloud, FL
St. Petersburg, FL
Mixed
Use
103
Pensacola, FL
Panama City, FL
Major
Metro
105
102
Public
Safety
Miami Beach, FL
1st
Iceland
Iceland
United
United Kingdom
Kingdom
Canada
Canada
United
United States
States
Puerto
Puerto Rico
Rico
Mexico
Mexico
Costa
Costa Rica
Rica
Kosovo
Kosovo
Spain
Italy Greece
Greece Turkey
Spain Italy
Turkey
China
China Korea
Korea Japan
Japan
Algeria
Algeria Malta
Malta Lebanon
Lebanon Iraq
Iraq
Taiwan
Taiwan
Kuwait
Kuwait India
India
Thailand
Thailand Philippines
Philippines
Malaysia
Malaysia Indonesia
Congo
Congo
Indonesia
Singapore
Singapore
Australia
Australia
Chile
Chile
Experience deploying outdoor
wireless mesh is critical
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2nd
3rd
4th
Mesh generation
Tropos has enabled every
generation of metro-scale
mesh networking
Tropos Featured Customers
• Oklahoma City: 640 sq mi first-responder network
• New Orleans: 100+ camera video surveillance network in
high-crime areas converted to consumer access and
enlarged after Katrina
• Tucson: Mobile trauma triage
• Corpus Christi: 100+ sq mi network, automated meter
reading and more
• St. Cloud: Economic development amenity for 28,000
residents
• Philadelphia: Digital inclusion
• Mountain View: Ad-supported public access network
• Chaska, Moorhead, Lompoc and others: City-wide third
pipe for residential access
• Madrid and other Spanish cities: Traffic surveillance
• Puerto Rico: UPR – Student Network Access
• China, Japan and the U.K.: Improved coverage
and operations in eight container ports
• Australia: Open pit mine operations
A wide variety of applications deployed around the world
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BT Wireless Cities
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BT Mobility and Convergence Vision
Home
Business
Wireless
broadband
Wireless
Broadband
at the heart of
our strategy
Wireless cities
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Wireless
broadband
Wi-Fi hotspots
Wireless Broadband is about taking Broadband Mobile
Wi-Fi is today’s technology choice
BT delivered Wi-Fi Networks*
• Consumer devices are a key driver of Wi-Fi growth
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Widely adopted by the mass market today
Wi-Fi handsets forecast to increase nearly 1300% through to 2010*
245.9 million Wi-Fi portable devices globally by 2010**
22 million in the UK alone by 2011 *
Wi-Fi Alliance has already certified over 3000 products
• Wi-Fi Networks are expanding
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Over 142,407 free and paid Wi-Fi hotspots
in 132 countries
Over 300 wireless cities deployed
• Mobile WiMAX will take time to offer a credible alternative
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Fixed WiMAX available today. Useful for infrastructure
but limited use for end users
Mobile spectrum auction due to take place
late 2007 / early 2008
Mobile Devices not available till 2008/9
Mass market will take at least 5 years to mature
* Infonetics Research
** Wireless Cities, BT Openzone, Wi-Fi Consumer & Business networks
Wireless Cities Vision
Providing city visitors with
the information they need
when and where they need it
Providing a safer, cleaner
street environment,
improving public security CCTV, noise and
pollution monitoring
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Helping make the
city an attractive
place to live and work
Supporting social
inclusion programmes
Supporting city “front line”
staff with innovative mobile
worker applications
Supporting care in the
community initiatives
Remote traffic congestion
monitoring, cashless
parking payments
Platform for
education and
remote learning
City of Houston Award
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City of Houston – Muni WiFi objectives
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City of Houston - Architecture
95% outdoor coverage, 90% indoor coverage
To be build within 24 months from start date
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Wi-Fi/WiMAX Overview
Today’s Macro-Cell WiMAX Topology
• ~1 base-station per 2 square Kilometers in
urban/suburban areas
• 30+ MHz of spectrum in 2.3 GHz, 2.5 GHz or
3.5 GHz band
• Challenges with this approach
– Existing cellular antenna overlay, may not achieve
sufficient coverage for broadband data
– Coverage challenges, including indoor penetration
– Capacity not uniformly distributed
– < 25% of the cell gets true broadband (>1Mbps uplink)
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Hybrid & Pico-Cell Approach Benefits
• Better coverage
– More uniform client coverage
Macro-Cell Coverage
• Macro-cell model: >1Mbps for 25% of mobile users
• Pico-cell model:
>1Mbps for 95% of mobile users
– Improved indoor coverage (larger subscriber base)
– Supports high and symmetric data rates
– Higher data rates at the cell-edge
Pico-Cell Coverage
• Higher capacity
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Efficient use of licensed spectrum resources
Opportunistic use of WiFi frequencies
More evenly distributed capacity
Optimized client links operating at high data rates
Scale capacity with usage by adding pico-cells
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Legend:
• Deep Blue: > 1Mbps uplink
• Light Blue: < 1Mbps uplink
MetroMesh™ NG Pico-Cell Mesh Architecture
Capacity injection (WiMAX 802.16e / 802.16d / Fiber)
WiMAX 802.16j mesh (future)
Wi-Fi client access (optional)
Wi-Fi mesh (802.11g, 802.11a)
WiMAX client access
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> 250M Wi-Fi client
devices
• Licensed spectrum
• Optimized client link
• Picocells offer true broadband coverage
Unlicensed spectrum = Fat Wireless Pipe
Backhaul using 500MHz of unlicensed vs. 30MHz
of licensed
Using Unlicensed Spectrum within the Mesh
• Can leverage ~500 MHz of unlicensed spectrum
– Preserve scarce licensed spectrum for WiMAX client access
– Unlicensed but “routed spectrum”: SABRE intelligence routes around interference,
congestion, unavailability and unreliability issues
• Can leverage Tropos MetroMesh NG intelligence
– Self-configuring, self-healing network architecture
– Dynamic frequency selection for interference avoidance
– Per-packet data-rate and transmit-power selection to maximize throughput and
capacity
– SABRE policy-based routing flexibility
• Flexible, operator-specifiable policies on use of unlicensed (SABRE™)
– Example 1: Incorporate preference for mesh transport using unlicensed, with
fallback to licensed if interference is encountered
– Example 2: Always use licensed-only for mesh transport
– Example 3: Always use unlicensed-only for mesh transport
– Example 3: Use 4.9 GHz within the mesh only to transport public safety traffic
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Summary: MetroMesh™ NG Pico-Cell Mesh Benefits
• Better coverage
– More uniform client coverage including indoors
– Supports true broadband with symmetric bandwidth
– Higher throughput at the cell edge
• Evenly-distributed broadband capacity
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Optimum use of licensed spectrum resources
Efficient use of Wi-Fi frequencies
Optimized client links operating at high data rates
Scale capacity with usage by adding picocells, decreasing cell size
• Smooth integration with macro-cell deployments
– Fully interoperable and compatible with macro-cell WiMAX 802.16e network
architecture
• Optional support for 4.9 GHz for public safety applications and 2.4 GHz/Wi-Fi
support for additional monetization opportunities
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