The NOMAD project deals with the integration of location aware service discovery mechanisms, handover procedures and service/user profiling, by developing technology that allows users to freely roam across existing and future network infrastructures.
Please read, about our mission statement, our project's anticipated results and the key technical issues that we shall address, during the project's lifecycle.
UoB-NOMAD-GUI 0.1 Software Release
UoB-NOMAD-GUI 0.1 is a graphical user interface, which provides status
information of currently active instances of UoB-NOMAD-0.11. This is
released under GPL. This GUI consists of 2 components, one that shows
status
information of an agent and the other showing client status information.
Two new
sites relating to standardization in the area
of Internet Mobility support
and Mobile Ad-Hoc networking
were launched in October 2003 by UoBR. These sites are dedicated to the discussion
and publication of open source S/W, papers, proposed standards,
etc.
The NOMAD
consortium demonstrated live on the
29.10.2003 the first prototype of the Integrated Network Platform
together with the Service Location middleware and the
high-accuracy Positioning Information module. Everyone is invited
to attend.
Presentation
on draft-nomad-mobileip-filters-05 at the mip4 BOF,
58th IETF - Minneapolis, MN, USA.
Download zipped Presentation
Official public release under the GPL of UoB-JAdhoc-0.1;
a Java implementation of the AODV protocol compliant to RFC3561 with support for both IPv4 and IPv6.
Official public release under the Sun Public Licence (SPL) of the
UoB-NOMAD-0.10; an implementation
of the NOMAD protocol based on the Sun Labs MobileIP compliant to draft-nomad-mobileip-filters-05. It enables
mobile nodes to associate one or more Filters with mobility bindings during registration. Flows that match a Filter will be processed as defined by the Filter. In this manner,
it is possible for a mobile node to distribute flows or packets of a flow among its available points of attachment, or to request that such flows are dropped before reaching the mobile node.
The User
Requirements Survey, in context of WP1
has finished! Would you like to see the CeBIT Results?
Please
find here the Newsletter No. 1,
the Newsletter No. 2
and the Newsletter No. 3