Matthias Ringwald

Publication List Details

Period

2003 - 2010

Number

29

Co-Authors

Increasing the visibility of sensor networks with passive distributed assertions (2010)

Kay Römer, Matthias Ringwald

When deployed in a real-world setting, many sensor networks fail to meet application requirements even though they have been tested in the lab prior to deployment. Hence, concepts and tools for...

Deployment Techniques for Sensor Networks ⋆ (2010)

Jan Beutel, Kay Römer, Matthias Ringwald, Matthias Woehrle

Abstract. The prominent visions of wireless sensor networks that appeared about a decade ago have spurred enormous efforts in research and development of this new class of wireless networked embedded...

BTnodes- Applications and Architecture Compared (2009)

Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald

We motivate a prototyping platform for ad-hoc networking research showing some requirements and constraints. The architecture of the BTnodes, each of which can store information, compute and...

Poster Abstract: Next-Generation Prototyping of Sensor Networks (2009)

Jan Beutel, Matthias Dyer, Martin Hinz, Lennart Meier, Matthias Ringwald

Large-scale deployment of sensor networks is more and more becoming an issue to researchers and industry alike. The recently revised BTnode architecture provides two wireless radios and facilitates...

General Terms (2009)

Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald

We motivate a prototyping platform for ad hoc networking research showing some requirements and constraints. The architecture of the BTnodes, each of which can store information, compute and...

Passive Inspection of Sensor Networks (2008)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer, Andrea Vitaletti

Abstract. Deployment of sensor networks in real-world settings is a labor-intensive and cumbersome task: environmental influences often trigger problems that are difficult to track down due to...

Poster Abstract: BurstMAC — Low Idle Overhead Master sync 1 2... schedule ack ack and High Throughput inSlave One 1 x x MAC Protocol (2008)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

Abstract — Many sensor network applications feature bursty traffic patterns: after long periods of idle time with almost no network traffic, large amounts of data have to be transmitted reliably...

Computing ETH Zurich (2008)

Matthias Ringwald

We demonstrate a tool to inspect nodes of a deployed wireless sensor network (WSN) in the field. While an operational WSN can be remotely monitored via multi-hop routing, a newly deployed network...

Passive Inspection of Sensor Networks (2008)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

Abstract — Deployment of sensor networks in real-world settings is a labor-intensive and cumbersome task: environmental influences often trigger problems that are difficult to track down due to...

Practical Time Synchronization for Bluetooth (2008)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

Abstract — By means of so-called Scatternets, Bluetooth provides the ability to construct robust wireless multi-hop networks. In this paper we propose a practical protocol for time synchronization...

General Terms (2008)

Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald

We motivate a prototyping platform for ad hoc networking research showing some requirements and constraints. The architecture of the BTnodes, each of which can store information, compute and...

Deployment of Sensor Networks: Problems and Passive Inspection ∗ (2008)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

Abstract — Deployment of sensor networks is concerned with setting up an operational wireless sensor network in a real-world setting. Unfortunately, deployment is a labor-intensive and cumbersome...

General Terms (2008)

Jan Beutel, Matthias Dyer, Martin Hinz, Lennart Meier, Matthias Ringwald

Large-scale deployment of sensor networks is more and more becoming an issue to researchers and industry alike. The recently revised BTnode architecture provides two wireless radios and facilitates...

Poster Abstract: BurstMAC — Low Idle Overhead Master sync 1 2... schedule ack ack and High Throughput inSlave One 1 x x MAC Protocol (2008)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

Abstract — Many sensor network applications feature bursty traffic patterns: after long periods of idle time with almost no network traffic, large amounts of data have to be transmitted reliably...

BTnodes- Applications and Architecture Compared (2008)

Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald

We motivate a prototyping platform for ad-hoc networking research showing some requirements and constraints. The architecture of the BTnodes, each of which can store information, compute and...

UbiControl: Providing New and Easy Ways to Interact with Various Consumer Devices (2007)

Matthias Ringwald

This paper describes a system for using a PDA to easily control consumer devices found in our environment. By attaching a laser-pointer to the PDA, the user can simply point to a device in sight and...

Spontaneous Interaction with Everyday Devices Using a PDA (2007)

Matthias Ringwald

This paper describes a way for using a PDA to easily control everyday devices found in our environment. By attaching a laser pointer to the PDA, the user can simply point to a device in sight and...

Demo abstract: Passive inspection of deployed sensor networks with snif (2007)

Matthias Ringwald, Marc Cortesi, Kay Römer

Abstract — We demonstrate a tool that allows inspection and debugging of deployed wireless sensor networks (WSN) by analyzing overheard radio messages. This tool can identify common problems such...

SNIF: Sensor Network Inspection Framework (2006)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

Abstract — Recent experience with the deployment of sensor networks demonstrates that it is far from trivial to setup a working larger-scale sensor network in the field. Even though simulations and...

Monitoring and Debugging of Deployed Sensor Networks (2005)

Matthias Ringwald, Kay Römer

this paper was supported (in part) by the National Competence Center in Research on Mobile Information and Communication Systems (NCCR-MICS), a center supported by the Swiss National Science...

Intrusion Detection and Failure Recovery in Sensor Nodes (2005)

Harald Vogt, Matthias Ringwald, Mario Strasser

this paper, we sketch a system for detecting intrusions and recovering sensor nodes. We plan to come up with an approach for application-based anomaly specification and detection and node recovery,...

Next-Generation Deployment Support for Sensor Networks (2004)

Jan Beutel, Matthias Dyer, Lennart Meier, Matthias Ringwald, Lothar Thiele

We present a new methodology for the development, test, deployment, and validation of wireless sensor networks. Our approach is a robust, wireless cable replacement offering reliable and transparent...

BTnodes - Applications and Architecture Compared (2003)

Jan Beutel Oliver, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald

We motivate a prototyping platform for ad-hoc networking research showing some requirements and constraints. The architecture of the BTnodes, each of which can store information, compute and...

Bluetooth Smart Nodes for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (2003)

Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald, Frank Siegemund, Lothar Thiele

In this paper, we describe the deployment of large mobile ad-hoc networks using standard components. The design, implementation and operation of distributed, self-organized, large scale, mobile...

Bluetooth Smart Nodes for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald, Frank Siegemund, Lothar Thiele (2003)

Jan Beutel, Oliver Kasten, Matthias Ringwald, Frank Siegemund, Lothar Thiele

In this paper , we descr ibe the deployment of lar ge mobile ad-hoc networ ks using standar d components. The design, implementation and oper ation of distr ibuted, self-or ganized,lar ge scale,...