Testbeds - Science method

same question after 4 years, unfortunately, no response yet

I got this package from one of my friends in 2021, so I uploaded it so everyone could use it. https://github.com/kalhansb/jade-3.6.1

Thanks Dr Ghassan

You can have a look to these publicly available IoT testbeds to get an idea.

Take a look at these attachments

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use network simulators like NS3 or opnet

Thank you sir for your suggestion related with testbed. Thank you. We will look on it whether it is useful for our research.

Ontology catalog for Internet of Things (IoT), see "Intelligent Transport Systems Ontology Catalog" section

39 ontology-based projects referenced

also web service or dump for transport ontologies:

This has been the focus of my Master's Thesis work. Hope you find it useful.

cloudsim, open stack, Open Cloud Testbed (OCT) , Amazon EC2, Open Cirrus

Hi,

It depends on the kind of testbed that you are using. then you can surf the website of the company that manufacture this testbed for the datasheet and look for the technical specifications of this testbed. Or, from my own perspective, you can model the friction using multiple formulas of friction, starting from Coulomb friction to the friction magic formula.

fro more information on Coulomb friction modeling, take a look at the simulation section of my paper:

other external useful link:

and some useful papers are attached

best regards

Hey Emanuel,

A good start point:

You can request access to SCADA data from Steppa Cyber (steppa.ca) security lab. The team has built a platform to provide real-time SCADA intelligence, you can download feeds on a daily basis and in different format (e.g., pcaps, json, logs, etc.). Several SCADA services are included including DNP, DNP3 and Modbus. The data comes from hundreds of countries, the sensors are deployed in at least 7 countries. It is real stuff. A free version for academia is available and you can get access within 24 hours. Contact Steppa Cyber if you want to learn more. There are already several research and operation institutions involved in this project. I hope this can help.

Hello Yoseph, yes you can use it but it is required the communications toolbox and some radios, on the other hand, you can use open source like open Air interface (OAI) and make the deploy this kind of scenarios. You can find more information in https://twiki.eurecom.fr/twiki/bin/view/OpenAirInterface/WebHome and https://brage.bibsys.no/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11250/2433785/15684_FULLTEXT.pdf?sequence=1 and

I expect this can be helpful, regards

Hi Ameneh, i'm trying to calculate the RSSI in the same base simulation too, can you solve it?

automation and reproducibility of network tests, define a high-level formal language that allows operators to express complex data path requirements as it would be

needed for SDNs and evaluate a prototype requirement checker for automated testing of data path requirements.

I think you are having a clear idea of what you need to do and searching for how to simulate this.

May be creating a distributed environment with facility of some sort of message transfer using any kind of topology is the first step that you may take in order to simulate your idea.

Since, I am also working on commit protocols in distributed real time database systems, based on my experiences, after doing this you will be in a situation to really decide that what is needed what step you should take to complete your task.

For environment purpose, I am attaching two papers that may be useful to you.

U can use glossy.c in contiki it is an open source code.

Hi ,

you can visit and get more information about mobile robot navigation's book,publication etc.

Just to focus your question: is it ok to install a webserver on your vms (not necessarily an Apache, there are zero-configuration servers written in python (SimpleHTTPServer), perl, whatever, and target the vms with http GET? Can do the same with an ftp server.

So by testing platform, you're actually looking for someone's pre-made beamforming antenna system that you can control from your MAC, as opposed to a system for testing the resulting beam forming that's generated.  I can help you on the latter, and while I've known a few companies developing products for Wi-Fi in early stages of the game, I haven't kept up with who's doing that sort of thing now.  I'd suspect with the advent of MIMO that most are integrating beamforming using the same antenna array, so the stand-alone beam forming arrays probably faded away somewhat.

Hi ... u need tapping system . If U dont have one , U can make one by using mikrotik switch or Cisco switch and from the setting make one of their ports as Mirror Port it will send all the traffic to that mirror port then U can connect your monitoring device to that port. U can buid one if you dont have a mikrotic or cisco by using Vyatta linux destrubution , Its more powerful than those but U w'll need pc with three ethernet ports. I hope that help

I suggest to build the testbed with a 2GB evaluation version of https://www.teamdrive.com.

Dear Ms. Abdelnabi Saif,

I recommend you study the following paper. It will be definitely helpful for your research regarding Smart Grid issues.

Regards,

Morteza Shabanzadeh

I think the MyMedia framework (which is an open source recommender framework) comes with tests and evaluation http://www.mymedialite.net/