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| − | == TinyOS 2.1 == | + | == TinyOS 2.1 tutorial == |
| + | IPSN 2009 | ||
| + | April 16, 2009<br> | ||
| + | San Francisco, CA | ||
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TinyOS is an operating system widely used in sensor network research in academia and industry. In this tutorial, we will explain the details of TinyOS 2.1 architecture and learn how to start using TinyOS 2.1 for research and sensor network application development. This tutorial presents: a) an overview of TinyOS 2.1 component-based architecture and design rationale, b) the details of nesC, the C-dialect used to write programs in TinyOS, c) mechanisms to trap memory access errors (null pointer dereferences, array bound violations, etc.) using Safe TinyOS, d) an overview of TinyOS threads which enables seamless interleaving of long running background computations with time critical event-based services, and e) a survey of the TinyOS network stack. The tutorial will include hands-on session during which the participants will learn about TOSSIM, the TinyOS simulator, and run TinyOS programs. | TinyOS is an operating system widely used in sensor network research in academia and industry. In this tutorial, we will explain the details of TinyOS 2.1 architecture and learn how to start using TinyOS 2.1 for research and sensor network application development. This tutorial presents: a) an overview of TinyOS 2.1 component-based architecture and design rationale, b) the details of nesC, the C-dialect used to write programs in TinyOS, c) mechanisms to trap memory access errors (null pointer dereferences, array bound violations, etc.) using Safe TinyOS, d) an overview of TinyOS threads which enables seamless interleaving of long running background computations with time critical event-based services, and e) a survey of the TinyOS network stack. The tutorial will include hands-on session during which the participants will learn about TOSSIM, the TinyOS simulator, and run TinyOS programs. | ||
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| + | === Media === | ||
| + | '''Slides''': [[http://enl.usc.edu/~om_p/net2/tinyos-ipsn2009/tinyos-ipsn2009.pdf PDF]] | ||
| + | [[http://enl.usc.edu/~om_p/net2/tinyos-ipsn2009/tinyos-ipsn2009.ppt PPT]]<br> | ||
| + | '''Streaming Video''': [http://www.vimeo.com/user1636652/videos/sort:oldest hosted on Vimeo] | ||
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| + | <pre> | ||
| + | 08:33 - Introductions and overview of the tutorial - Omprakash Gnawali | ||
| + | 08:35 - Basics - Philip Levis and David Gay | ||
| + | 09:30 - TOSSIM - Răzvan Musăloiu-E. | ||
| + | 09:45 - Safe TinyOS - John Regehr | ||
| + | 10:00 - Threads - Kevin Klues | ||
10:15 - Break/discussions | 10:15 - Break/discussions | ||
| − | + | 10:20 - Protocols - Omprakash Gnawali | |
| − | 10:20 - Protocols | + | 10:40 - Upcoming technologies (ZigBee/15.4/IP) - Stephen Dawson-Haggerty |
| − | + | 10:50 - Hands-on - Răzvan Musăloiu-E., Omprakash Gnawali | |
| − | 10:40 - Upcoming technologies (ZigBee/15.4/IP) - | ||
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| − | 10:50 - Hands-on - | ||
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11:30 - End | 11:30 - End | ||
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| − | + | The complete code for the two applications from hands-on is [http://hinrg.cs.jhu.edu/~razvanm/ipsn09/ipsn09.tar.gz here]. | |
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Revision as of 01:54, 4 May 2009
TinyOS 2.1 tutorial
IPSN 2009
April 16, 2009
San Francisco, CA
TinyOS is an operating system widely used in sensor network research in academia and industry. In this tutorial, we will explain the details of TinyOS 2.1 architecture and learn how to start using TinyOS 2.1 for research and sensor network application development. This tutorial presents: a) an overview of TinyOS 2.1 component-based architecture and design rationale, b) the details of nesC, the C-dialect used to write programs in TinyOS, c) mechanisms to trap memory access errors (null pointer dereferences, array bound violations, etc.) using Safe TinyOS, d) an overview of TinyOS threads which enables seamless interleaving of long running background computations with time critical event-based services, and e) a survey of the TinyOS network stack. The tutorial will include hands-on session during which the participants will learn about TOSSIM, the TinyOS simulator, and run TinyOS programs.
Media
Slides: [PDF]
[PPT]
Streaming Video: hosted on Vimeo
Agenda
08:33 - Introductions and overview of the tutorial - Omprakash Gnawali 08:35 - Basics - Philip Levis and David Gay 09:30 - TOSSIM - Răzvan Musăloiu-E. 09:45 - Safe TinyOS - John Regehr 10:00 - Threads - Kevin Klues 10:15 - Break/discussions 10:20 - Protocols - Omprakash Gnawali 10:40 - Upcoming technologies (ZigBee/15.4/IP) - Stephen Dawson-Haggerty 10:50 - Hands-on - Răzvan Musăloiu-E., Omprakash Gnawali 11:30 - End
The complete code for the two applications from hands-on is here.
