Welcome to NewAE
The new homepage of NewAE is based on TikiWiki. You'll find a number of resources on this site, such as the 15dot4tools project.Note the old site is still being moved to the TikiWiki system! Access the old page at www.newae.com/older/
This little blog here contains the newest information on changes to the site.
Created by coflynn on Sat 21 of Aug., 2010 17:23 BST
Last post Mon 07 of Nov., 2011 15:08 GMT
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Last post Mon 07 of Nov., 2011 15:08 GMT
(10 Posts | 17367 Visits | Activity=2.00)
I've added a page on Turbo Coding, a subject I'm researching for a class at Dal. This includes a large presentation, links to reference material, and lots of MATLAB code based on CML
. It's still being updated but maybe you'll find it useful/interesting as well.
. It's still being updated but maybe you'll find it useful/interesting as well.
If you will be in San Diego this coming Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday I encourage you to attend Smart Grid Security West (http://www.smartgridsecuritysummit.com/), where I'll be discussing some of my work in wireless security. Hope to meet you there!
I added a link to one of my big new projects, a book about all these wireless networks. It's called "IPv6 for the (Wireless) Masses", and I hope the playful title will make you to believe that perhaps it will offer more than just regurgitated standards and information you can find elsewhere with a bit of Googling.
I've also upgraded my TikiWiki software version (again), so let me know what else breaks. I've been playing around with menus and plan on updating my 'random tips' blog more often with what I am up to.
I added a link to one of my big new projects, a book about all these wireless networks. It's called "IPv6 for the (Wireless) Masses", and I hope the playful title will make you to believe that perhaps it will offer more than just regurgitated standards and information you can find elsewhere with a bit of Googling.
I've also upgraded my TikiWiki software version (again), so let me know what else breaks. I've been playing around with menus and plan on updating my 'random tips' blog more often with what I am up to.
See the entry at IPv6 Ready Forum
I presented a paper entitled at a conference in Paris, France this past week. Much to my surprise it was selected as the best paper in the security track! I've now posted it online, along with the presentation + notes from Paris. See all the information on my Articles page.
I'm still working on finishing uploading & setting up documentation, but I've finally put some of a new IPv6 stack online.
It's designed to fit in a variety of applications, including WSN where you might have anything from tiny 8-bit microcontrollers to full-blown ARM devices deployed. It's currently not completely usable, but hopefully that will change soon with the upload of a complete example. As well some work by colleagues of mine will show it running as a more complete network, but that will be released as a separate project I think.
See the SourceForge project (with code) at http://sourceforge.net/projects/flexibleipfip/, and the Doxygen documentation at http://flexibleipfip.sourceforge.net/index.html
It's designed to fit in a variety of applications, including WSN where you might have anything from tiny 8-bit microcontrollers to full-blown ARM devices deployed. It's currently not completely usable, but hopefully that will change soon with the upload of a complete example. As well some work by colleagues of mine will show it running as a more complete network, but that will be released as a separate project I think.
See the SourceForge project (with code) at http://sourceforge.net/projects/flexibleipfip/
, and the Doxygen documentation at http://flexibleipfip.sourceforge.net/index.html
An old project from 2006 was finally uploaded, an IMU using 3 rate gyros & a 3-axis accelerometer. May upload more documentation eventually, but for now all the source is uploaded. Includes using the MLX90609 gyro & LIS3LV02DQ accelerometer.
See ProjectIMU
See ProjectIMU