Using Hybrid Wireless NOMOHi Devices in Green Rural Telecommunications Networks
Juan José Martínez Castillo, Karina Avilés Rodríguez · 2012
This paper presents a description of the architecture NOMOHi (Node, Mobile, Hybrid, Intelligent), which combines devices capable of communicating simultaneously and collaboratively on two or more radio communications technologies, supporting processes of artificial intelligence for it. It establishing a classification and ranking is based capabilities and radio communications services. A physical architecture is recommended by 5 layers of abstraction that can be changed and updated without affecting the communications interoperability and 6 layers for the Security Architecture. It specially describes the characteristics of sensor devices NOMOHi 802.11/Bluetooth/UWB and the WiMAX 802.16e/802.11 network services, and its potential practical applications for the distribution of satellite educational television content while it can be used simultaneously for the survival of communication in case of emergency in rural zones, Using renewable energy sources and minimum consumption, no need to implement complex technological infrastructure, and thus obtaining the lowest environmental impact.