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Rhizomatica has 16 villages [[map with current sites|(map) ]] up and running with our own flavour of community controlled mobile wireless network.The technical aspects of making this happen was not trivial and this wiki contains information from the general to specific technical details not appropriate for the faint of heart. | Rhizomatica has 16 villages [[map with current sites|(map) ]] up and running with our own flavour of community controlled mobile wireless network.The technical aspects of making this happen was not trivial and this wiki contains information from the general to specific technical details not appropriate for the faint of heart. | ||
Revision as of 23:11, 5 August 2015
Rhizomatica has 16 villages (map) up and running with our own flavour of community controlled mobile wireless network.The technical aspects of making this happen was not trivial and this wiki contains information from the general to specific technical details not appropriate for the faint of heart.
You may find the Lexicon to be of use to decode acronymns and jargon.
Contents
System Overview
- System Architecture
- Legal and social considerations
- Site selection
- RF planning
- Materials for installation
- Setting up the BTS
- Setting up the BSC
- Setting up WIFI links
- Setting up Administration computer
- Tower installation
- Hardware installation
Tools
Troubleshooting Information for Admins
Rhizomatica Presentations
- File:Rhizomatica Presentation IS4CWN2013.pdf
- File:GSM introduction.pdf
- File:SIP introduction.pdf
- File:OpenBSC Introduction.pdf
- File:FreeSWITCH introduction.pdf
- File:GSM Software Installation.pdf
Reading
- Wireless Networking in the Developing World - good book intro on wireless networking[1]
Similar projects & other items of interest
GSM
- Endaga - Rural small scale GSM company.[2]
- RZ_GSM - A german academic GSM project [3]
- Open BTS - Open source BTS software we used in our first experiments [4]
Mesh Networking
- Libre Mesh - mesh firmware based on OpenWRT[5]
- Guifi.net - a massively huge spanish mesh network [6]
- Serval Mesh - Android phone mesh networks [7]
Categories
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
