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On 01:53 Wed 23 Mar , Yibin Liao wrote: |
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> I plan to design a Mobile IP Emulator with Google Earth Plugin, to |
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> simulate the mobile IPv4 system and/or IPv6 and so on. My plan is to |
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> place placemarks as nodes on the google earth, like mobile nodes, home |
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> agent node, foreigner agent nodes and so on. Then I’ll use those nodes |
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> to animate how the mobile data transferring on the earth. This |
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> simulation will show the paths on the earth and other information |
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> between those nodes. For example, if a mobile user from Lafayette |
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> wants to send data to a person who lives Houston, but this person is |
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> moving to Dallas now. How is the data delivering? Where are those data |
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> frames going? Using google earth can make a user understand the mobile |
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> system clearly. It’s almost like data is sending in a real world. |
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Dear Yibin, |
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This seems like an idea that doesn't fit into what Gentoo does. Perhaps |
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you should find another organization that is a better match. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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Donnie Berkholz |
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Admin, Summer of Code |
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Gentoo Linux |
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Blog: http://dberkholz.com |
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