ChaosFIRE: An experiment with chaoster, the context-aware collaboration platform for crisis/chaos management
László Kovács, Balázs Pataki · 2014
Summary form only given. ChaosFIRE is an experiment project to evaluate the performance and usability of peer-to-peer mobile technologies as an alternative mean to central service based solutions to collect and distribute sensor information in an urban area. The Project runs under the 1st Open Call of Fed4FIRE IP under FP7 and is based on the technology developed in the Chaoster project of MTA SZTAKI DSD. Chaoster is a DTN-PSN (Delay Tolerant Networking - Pocket Switched Network) based adaptive, context-aware collaboration platform supporting emergent interoperability for crisis/chaos management. DTN-PSN communication layer of Chaoster is used in this experiment together with the ChaosONE simulator, for the evaluation of DTN communication protocols. This talk will present the Chaoster platform, the target use cases of the solution and the aims and results of the ChaosFIRE experiment.