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Badanie pokrycia radiowego w bezprzewodowej sieci kampusowej

Pluta Sławomir, Grytz Mateusz

Przegląd Telekomunikacyjny + Wiadomości Telekomunikacyjne

2019

nr 9

752--755

Przedstawiono wyniki prac badawczych prowadzonych w celu oceny prawidłowości planowania kampusowej sieci WLAN Politechniki Opolskiej, realizującej usługę Eduroam. Wykonano pomiary stopnia pokrycia budynku sygnałem radiowym, generowanym przez rzeczywistą sieć WLAN w warunkach terenowych II Kampusu PO.

The article presents the results of research conducted in order to asses quality of campus wireless area network planning for Eduroam service. Measurements of the degree of coverage of the building with a radio signal generated by the actual WLAN network in the field conditions of the 2nd Campus of The Opole University of Technology were carried out.. Examinations of the coverage were carried out in an indoor environment and outdoor environment. The WLAN network is well designed, and the place of installation of access points allows favorable propagation of radio waves, also in classrooms separated by a wall, with an acceptable reduction of the radio signal level.

Eduroam: past, present and future

Wierenga K., Florio L.

Computational Methods in Science and Technology

2005

Vol. 11, nr 2

169-173

The number of mobile devices within academia has increased significantly over the last couple of years and users expect to be able to get connectivity everywhere, at home, on the road and at educational institutions. At the same time however, the security of wireless LANs becomes more and more of a concern In 2003, the TERENA Task Force on Mobility [1] was created to look at WLAN security issues and to formulate requirements to design an international roaming solution that would provide National Research and Educational Networks’ (NRENs’) users with secure Internet access at academic campuses across Europe. The solution proposed was tested and proved to be very successful with more and more institutions joining it. This infrastructure is called eduroam, which stands for Education Roaming. Within the 6th framework project GÉANT2 [2], the aim is to expand the existing infrastructure into a pan-European full service for Roaming and Authentication/Authorisation.