BattleMeshV10 - Main Page

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The event aims to bring together all people from across the globe that are interested in wireless mesh network technologies and community networks in general.

6 days full of expert presentations, late night hacking sessions, measurement campaigns, protocol discussions, and a whole lotta other meshy things. We will have fun, that's for sure.

Meet the developers from the most popular open source mesh protocol implementations (Babel, B.A.T.M.A.N. L3 and L2, BMX6, IEEE 802.11s, OLSR , etc.) and watch their ideas compete.

When

The event takes place between June 05 - 11.

Where

Volkskundemuseum - The Austrian Museum of Folk Life And Folk Art

Address: 1080 Vienna, Laudongasse 15-19

We are located in the upper floor of very nice historical museum in the middle of Vienna. One large conference room and two adjacent hacking areas are at our full disposal there. The whole area offers nice atmosphere and plenty of room to deploy measurement testbeds. The adjacent park is a beautiful analog distraction, especially during springtime.

The metalab - a very active local hackerspace - is only 5 minutes away.

http://www.volkskundemuseum.at/jart/prj3/volkskundemuseum/main.jart?content-id=1377520150937&rel=de

Participants

We try to keep this list of signed up participants up to date:

http://battlemesh.org/BattleMeshV10/Participants

What

In brief: We will deploy a wireless mesh network all over the place, run different routing protocols on top of it, perform some tests and see which routing protocol behaves better.

Testbed Experiments

Update: Our report on testbed results and the testbed configs, test cases, and raw results are available on GitHub.

The discussion on the experiments and testbed setups is mainly happening on the mailing list Please help us document proposals and decisions in this pad, so others can follow easily:

https://etherpad.funkfeuer.at/p/wbm10testbed

Talk Schedule and Workshops

The schedule is being worked on here: https://etherpad.funkfeuer.at/p/wbm10schedule

A call for ad-hoc workshops can be found here: https://etherpad.funkfeuer.at/p/wbm10workshops

Final conference schedule will be made available via frab: https://schedule.battlemesh.org/

Accepted Talks

Project And Community News

What's up with LEDE? A review of the first year of our OpenWrt community reboot by Felix Fietkau

WBMv10: grassroots event turning 10 Where do we go from here ? by Marek Lindner

Firmware Lockdown Updates 2017 by Simon Wunderlich

The netCommons project, what are we doing? One and a half year after the beginning of netCommons, what we did and what we plan to do by Leonardo

Social Impact of Public Hotspots by Andi Bräu

Using Mesh for Rural Education in India by Senthilkumar M

Digital Souvereign Identity by Markus Sabadello

KadNode: A p2p DNS system based on a DHT by mwarning

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Workshops

Replicating Battlemesh on open wireless testbeds by Charalampos Manolidis

Minstrel-Blues - A Joint Rate and Power Controller for IEEE802.11 devices Status of implementation, usage and performance by Thomas Hühn

Social and Motivational Aspects - What Makes Community Networks Thrive? facilitated by Lusy and Leonardo

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Technical Talks

Gluon A Modular Framework for Your Wireless Mesh Community by Linus Lüssing and Matthias Schiffer

Signed Autoupdates for your Zoo of Embedded Devices done right How to avoid work and lost nodes by Bastian Bittorf

Freifunk-Open-MPPT Open hardware and software solar regulator for autonomous nodes by Elektra

Scaling Layer 2 Mesh Protocols 1000 nodes and beyond with Gluon and batman-adv by Linus Lüssing

IEs, We Scan! Using proprietary beacon extensions to facilitate wireless link building by Clauz

Consumer Grade Home Wi-Fi Meshes by Avery

A case introduction of building wireless mesh network testbed in university by Minsu Kim

Funkfeuer Vienna's v642 Project A Journey Towards IPv6 and OLSRv2 by David Hopfmüller

BLUECOM+ Connecting Humans and Systems at Remote Ocean Areas using Cost-effective Broadband Communications by Filipe B. Teixeira

Althea Incentivized mesh by Jehan Tremback

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Short Technical Talks

Disaster Radio An off-grid low-bandwidth long-range emergency mesh by juul

Running Python-based Experiments on Routers with Seattle by Albert (Local Team)

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Battlemesh Coversongs - Lyrics with Guitar Tabs

First song: Wir haben Grund zu Feiern von Otto

Second Song: Alles in der Cloud - die Prinzen

Third Song: Freifunklos durch die Nacht - Helene Fischer

Fourth song: Wer hat am Release gedreht

Software

Here you can find the wibed testbed platform, battlemesh packages (a set of OpenWRT packages to be used at the WBM events), and an OpenWRT mirror.

Battlemesh github repository

Hardware

Please add any hardware that you will bring (and are willing to lend out!) to this table:

Live streaming and Recordings

Live streaming link:

https://streaming.media.ccc.de/wbm10/talks

Recordings by will be available as soon as they are post-processed.

In the meantime you can watch Ryan's recordings on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3bvPCw5QCLJ-VJPamVeQx-UPNBVyaopj

Announcement

This page contains the official Announcement: BattleMeshV10/Announcement

Impressions from previous Battlemesh events

• Battlemesh v9 Presentations

• Battlemesh v9 Social Moments

• Battlemesh v8 Presentations

• Battlemesh V7 Video

• Video clip from the mesh testbed installation for WBMv6 at Aalborg University Campus

• Another WBMv6 clip

• Video clip made at WBMv5 to give you a feeling what this event is like

• Video clip made at WBMv4

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Registration

The event is free of charge and registration is optional.

But it makes the organisation much easier if you tell us in advance that you plan to come.

Please send a mail to mailto:v10@battlemesh.org?subject=Registration that looks somewhat like this:

Name and/or Nick

Accommodation Package: [Yes/No]

T-Shirt Size: [S/M/L/none]

Other details you want to share: (e.g. community, country, URLs, twitter handle, dietary restrictions, ...)

We will answer with payment instructions for the accommodation package to those that are interested in one.

Travel Scholarships

Thanks to our sponsors we will be able to offer a few travel scholarships (flight tickets) for non-EU residents.

The application deadline (2017-03-31) has passed, and the organizers have decided to split the scholarship between three applicants from Brazil, Cameroon and Ecuador. Looking forward to meeting you in Vienna!

Travel Information

You can reach Vienna via international travel:

• by plane to Vienna International Airport (IATA code VIE), http://viennaairport.com/

• by train or night train to Wien Hauptbahnhof, the city's central station,

• by bus to, e.g., Vienna International Bus terminal,

• by car or motorcycle. If you plan to use highways ("Autobahn" and "Schnellstraße"), you will need to pay the highway toll. It's probably best to park in a parking deck at the perimeter of the city (see e.g. these) and then use public transport to get into the city.

(Some travel organizations might route you via Bratislava in Slovakia which is ~50km from Vienna, and well-connected by bus and train).

A single fare in Vienna's public transportation system costs 2.20 Euro and entitles you to a loop-free, single-direction, one-way trip including changing lines (city train, metro, tramway, bus). Note that the airport is located outside of the city, so the fare is twice that!

There's also a full-week ticket for 16.20 Euro, see the transport company's web page.

Accommodation

For those of you who are looking for a convenient and low cost accommodation option: we have made block reservation in a nice hostel 10-15min walking distance from the Museum.

http://www.oejhv.at/index.php?id=148&L=1

Address: Myrthengasse 7, 1070 Wien

The packages include 6 nights in a four-bed room incl. breakfast for €100.

Follow the simple instructions in the registration section below and we will email you back the payment instructions.

The reservation expires on 8th of May, all individual payments must be confirmed until that date.

Update: a handful of accommodation packages are still available

Send your requests to v10@battlemes.org. First come, first served.

Of course, the accommodation package is not compulsory. You can also find your own bed and food supply yourself during the event if you wish to do so. There are a number of hostel and hotels available, but keep in mind that they tend to be rather booked during summer.

Alternative Accommodation Information

A slightly more modern but more distant hostel:

https://www.wombats-hostels.com

Wombats has been quality tested by the recon mission team - but they would not let us make a large block reservation. Individual bookings should be possible though. And its a nice location, right next to Naschmarkt (street markets and delis).

Private stay:

https://www.couchsurfing.com

Airbnb direct link:

https://www.airbnb.at/s/Wien--%C3%96sterreich?guests=1&checkin=2017-06-05&checkout=2017-06-11

And its blue clone, Wimdu:

https://www.wimdu.at/search?checkin_date=2017-06-05&checkout_date=2017-06-11&city=Wien&guests=1

A very useful list of cheap and nearby Hotels can be found here (thx to ninjacon crew):

http://2011.ninjacon.net/location

Contact

• Organization: AboutUs

• BattleMeshV10-specific list: v10@battlemesh.org

• General Battlemesh Mailing-list: http://ml.ninux.org/mailman/listinfo/battlemesh

• Twitter: https://twitter.com/battlemesh

• IRC: irc.freenode.net #battlemesh (webchat)

• Local organizers' internal mailing list: wbm10orga@lists.funkfeuer.at

Local Organisers

The event is organized by FunkFeuer Wien, Vienna's community wireless network.

The local infrastructure core team currently consists of these people:

Albert Rafetseder (albert.rafetseder at univie.ac.at, key ID 0x90382EC8)

Clemens Hopfer (datacop at wireloss.net, key ID 0x5EBA9D09)

Paul Fuxjaeger (paul.fuxjaeger at gmx.at, key ID 0xB5BB47E7)

Sponsors

We would like to thank the following for making this event possible: Please help us keep the attendance to BattleMeshV10 affordable for all participants! The Sponsor Info page has more details.

For inquiries, please contact the Battlemesh organizers' team at v10@battlemesh.org .

Endorsements

Do you want to help promoting Battlemesh? Please check the EndorsementTemplate!

• Network Bogotá from Colombia endorses BattleMeshV10: announcement in Spanish, English

• Netcommons.eu endorses BattleMeshV10: Announcement in English

• FunkFeuer Wien from Austria endorses BattleMeshV10: Announcement in German

• Freifunk.net endorses BattleMeshV10: Announcement in German

• Ninux.org, our generous wiki and mailing list hosts, endorse BattleMeshV10: Announcement in Italian

Blog Ping-Backs and Media Coverage

TBD

What to Bring

• Access Points
• Ethernet Cables
• switches and hubs
• your laptop

Task List

This task list is kept here to track who is responsible for certain things. Please notify on mailing list before you add yourself here. Local team will be inserted here as well, tasks may be added/merged on the go.

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