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| Please describe your talks here! | To submit your draft proposal, please edit this page OR send a mail with subject "Event Proposal" to v14 AT battlemesh.org. |
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| * Name: Paul Fuxjaeger (twitter: @fuxjaeger, fediverse: cypherhippie@chaos.social) | * Name: Paul Fuxjäger (twitter: @fuxjaeger, fediverse: cypherhippie@chaos.social) |
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| * (Optional) affiliations: funkfeuer * Summary: All you every wanted to know about Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) but were too afraid to ask. Like: how many antennas are supported? What channels widths are supported? Anything else that is added to 802.11ax? |
* (Optional) affiliations: https://funkfeuer.at * Summary: All you every wanted to know about Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) but were too afraid to ask. Like: how many antennas and what kind of channels widths and modulation schemes are supported? What else has been added to 802.11ax? |
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| * Topic: * Name: * Type of event: * Duration: * Preferred date(s): * (Optional) affiliations: |
* Topic: LAC Internet community networks - for training teams and developers * Name: Jésica Selene Giudice * Type of event: Talk/debate * Duration: 40-60min * Preferred date(s): all days are OK for me * (Optional) affiliations: https://AlterMundi.net |
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| * How are community networks in Argentina? * How do we work at AlterMundi in the area of training and support for NCs? * Can people without prior deep technical knowledge deploy the first nodes of their own network? * How can software developers approach NCs of this type? What do we need from you? What can we do for you? |
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| * Topic: * Name: * Type of event: * Duration: * Preferred date(s): * (Optional) affiliations: |
* Topic: Wireless network with agro-ecological farmers, near Bologna * Name/Nick: Andrea * Type of event: panel discussion * Duration: 1h * Preferred date(s): is the same * (Optional) affiliations: (e.g. community, country, employer) * Summary: A brief description of our experience in Bologna from the 2017 to now. https://antennine.noblogs.org and some ideas of the design that we used, the talk would be a retrospective of a work in progress. How to be reactive to the human structures and needs. ---- * Topic: Current State of the Chip Wars * Name: Marek * Type of event: Talk * Duration: 30mins * Preferred date(s): all days are OK for me * (Optional) affiliations: * Summary: Where are the chips all coming from - and why are they sometimes stopping to come? First hand experience and insights into hardware supply-chains within the WiFi/Router/Embedded sector and beyond. ---- * Topic: Mesh Routing for Beginners * Name/Nick: mwarning * Type of event: talk * Duration: 15min * Preferred date(s): any * Summary: What is mobile ad-hoc mesh routing and how does it work? Can't we just flood everything? What are the different approaches? ---- * Topic: New and Old Protocols for Mesh Networks * Name/Nick: mwarning * Type of event: talk * Duration: 30min * Preferred date(s): * Summary: An overview of old and new protocols for mesh networks. Who works on them, where does they come from. ---- * Topic: Testing on mesh routing with (virtual) Satellites * Name/Nick: mwarning * Type of event: talk * Duration: 15min * Preferred date(s): any * Summary: I created a simulation of virtual satellites inspired by Starlink and let them mesh. OLSR on satellites? :P ---- * Topic: Battlemesh Assembly * Name/Nick: all the battlemesh participants (proposed by Clauz) * Type of event: discussion * Duration: 1 hour (or more) * Preferred date(s): September 21 or 22 * Summary: Meet all together to discuss the status of the battlemesh event and its community, where we are heading at, v15 location proposals. ---- * Topic: DSA: TurrisOS & Openwrt * Name/Nick: Fabys (ninux.org) * Type of event: talk * Duration: 20min * Preferred date(s): any * Summary: Distributed Switch Architecture - TurrisOS tips & Openwrt status. ---- * Topic: Q&A on the recent release of OpenWrt 22.03.0 * Name/Nick: Hauke * Type of event: questions-and-answers session * Duration: 1 hour * Preferred date(s): any day is fine! * Affiliation: OpenWrt * Summary: A new release of OpenWrt, 22.03.0, was [[https://openwrt.org/releases/22.03/notes-22.03.0|published]] on September 6, 2022. In this session, Hauke will answer your questions about the new release. ---- * Topic: Gluon Update! 2022 * Name/Nick: T_X * Type of event: talk * Duration: 30min. * Preferred date(s): any day * Summary: An overview of what's new and "new" in Gluon since the last talk at WBMv10 (including a security issue this year - so, srsly, update! :-) ). [[https://github.com/freifunk-gluon/gluon/|Gluon]] is a modular firmware framework for mesh networks, based on OpenWrt, popular in Freifunk communities. ---- * Topic: Decentralized manufacturing of open source connectivity infrastructure * Name: Eric Nitschke * Type of event: Talk/debate * Duration: 1-2 hrs. * Preferred date(s): Any * Affiliations: wakoma.co |
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| * How can we enable communities to use locally available materials and network hardware to deploy mesh networks? * In what ways can distributed additive manufacturing be used to build customized/localized (and portable) networks faster and cheaper? * How can decentralized production enable community networks to be more resilient in the face of supply chain disruptions? ---- * Topic: Localized services and content production and sharing. * Name: Eric Nitschke * Type of event: Talk/debate * Duration: 1-2 hrs. * Preferred date(s): Any * Affiliations: wakoma.co * Summary: * Much of the world is within reach of the internet but don't use it because they don't find it relevant or meaningful. * How can we better enable people to produce their own content in their own language(s) relevant to their own communities? * What role do/can self-hosted services, mesh. IoT, P2P, federation, sneakernet, etc. play in the creation and dissemination of localized content and services? |
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To submit your draft proposal, please edit this page or send a short mail with subject "Event Proposal" to v14 AT battlemesh.org. |
To submit your draft proposal, please edit this page OR send a mail with subject "Event Proposal" to v14 AT battlemesh.org.
Current List of Proposals
- Topic: Wi-Fi 7
Name: Paul Fuxjäger (twitter: @fuxjaeger, fediverse: cypherhippie@chaos.social)
- Type of event: Talk
- Duration: 30 min
- Preferred date(s): all days are OK for me
(Optional) affiliations: https://funkfeuer.at
- Summary: All you every wanted to know about Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) but were too afraid to ask. Like: how many antennas and what kind of channels widths and modulation schemes are supported? What else has been added to 802.11ax?
- Topic: LAC Internet community networks - for training teams and developers
- Name: Jésica Selene Giudice
- Type of event: Talk/debate
- Duration: 40-60min
- Preferred date(s): all days are OK for me
(Optional) affiliations: https://AlterMundi.net
- Summary:
- How are community networks in Argentina?
How do we work at AlterMundi in the area of training and support for NCs?
- Can people without prior deep technical knowledge deploy the first nodes of their own network?
- How can software developers approach NCs of this type? What do we need from you? What can we do for you?
- Topic: Wireless network with agro-ecological farmers, near Bologna
- Name/Nick: Andrea
- Type of event: panel discussion
- Duration: 1h
- Preferred date(s): is the same
- (Optional) affiliations: (e.g. community, country, employer)
Summary: A brief description of our experience in Bologna from the 2017 to now. https://antennine.noblogs.org
and some ideas of the design that we used, the talk would be a retrospective of a work in progress. How to be reactive to the human structures and needs.
- Topic: Current State of the Chip Wars
- Name: Marek
- Type of event: Talk
- Duration: 30mins
- Preferred date(s): all days are OK for me
- (Optional) affiliations:
- Summary: Where are the chips all coming from - and why are they sometimes stopping to come? First hand experience and insights into hardware supply-chains within the WiFi/Router/Embedded sector and beyond.
- Topic: Mesh Routing for Beginners
- Name/Nick: mwarning
- Type of event: talk
- Duration: 15min
- Preferred date(s): any
- Summary: What is mobile ad-hoc mesh routing and how does it work? Can't we just flood everything? What are the different approaches?
- Topic: New and Old Protocols for Mesh Networks
- Name/Nick: mwarning
- Type of event: talk
- Duration: 30min
- Preferred date(s):
- Summary: An overview of old and new protocols for mesh networks. Who works on them, where does they come from.
- Topic: Testing on mesh routing with (virtual) Satellites
- Name/Nick: mwarning
- Type of event: talk
- Duration: 15min
- Preferred date(s): any
- Summary: I created a simulation of virtual satellites inspired by Starlink and let them mesh. OLSR on satellites? :P
- Topic: Battlemesh Assembly
- Name/Nick: all the battlemesh participants (proposed by Clauz)
- Type of event: discussion
- Duration: 1 hour (or more)
- Preferred date(s): September 21 or 22
- Summary: Meet all together to discuss the status of the battlemesh event and its community, where we are heading at, v15 location proposals.
Topic: DSA: TurrisOS & Openwrt
- Name/Nick: Fabys (ninux.org)
- Type of event: talk
- Duration: 20min
- Preferred date(s): any
Summary: Distributed Switch Architecture - TurrisOS tips & Openwrt status.
Topic: Q&A on the recent release of OpenWrt 22.03.0
- Name/Nick: Hauke
- Type of event: questions-and-answers session
- Duration: 1 hour
- Preferred date(s): any day is fine!
Affiliation: OpenWrt
Summary: A new release of OpenWrt, 22.03.0, was published on September 6, 2022. In this session, Hauke will answer your questions about the new release.
- Topic: Gluon Update! 2022
- Name/Nick: T_X
- Type of event: talk
- Duration: 30min.
- Preferred date(s): any day
Summary: An overview of what's new and "new" in Gluon since the last talk at WBMv10 (including a security issue this year - so, srsly, update!
). Gluon is a modular firmware framework for mesh networks, based on OpenWrt, popular in Freifunk communities.
- Topic: Decentralized manufacturing of open source connectivity infrastructure
- Name: Eric Nitschke
- Type of event: Talk/debate
- Duration: 1-2 hrs.
- Preferred date(s): Any
- Affiliations: wakoma.co
- Summary:
- How can we enable communities to use locally available materials and network hardware to deploy mesh networks?
- In what ways can distributed additive manufacturing be used to build customized/localized (and portable) networks faster and cheaper?
- How can decentralized production enable community networks to be more resilient in the face of supply chain disruptions?
- Topic: Localized services and content production and sharing.
- Name: Eric Nitschke
- Type of event: Talk/debate
- Duration: 1-2 hrs.
- Preferred date(s): Any
- Affiliations: wakoma.co
- Summary:
- Much of the world is within reach of the internet but don't use it because they don't find it relevant or meaningful.
- How can we better enable people to produce their own content in their own language(s) relevant to their own communities?
- What role do/can self-hosted services, mesh. IoT, P2P, federation, sneakernet, etc. play in the creation and dissemination of localized content and services?
Template
- Topic:
- Name/Nick:
- Type of event: (e.g. hackathon / talk / workshop / panel discussion / other)
- Duration: (e.g. 30 min or 1 hour for talks)
- Preferred date(s): (September 19, 20, 21, 22)
- (Optional) affiliations: (e.g. community, country, employer)
- Summary: (a couple of sentences on the planned content)
Call for Participation
Topics:
- Wireless Community Networks
- Mesh Routing Protocol Development
- Free hardware and free software for Community Networks
- Community Networks that deploy Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) networks
- TV white space as a precious network resource (radio spectrum)
- How to organize a durable community structure?
- How to involve non-technical people? To "digital stewardship" and beyond?
- How to disseminate the spirit of community networks, knowledge etc?
- Connecting rural areas: challenges and solutions
- Public fiber networks: architecture, funding, private actors involved, oversight
- Internet of Things (IoT) networks and their impact on society
- Local Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) as a common infrastructure