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DARPA Spectrum Challenge

Table of Contents

  1. DARPA Spectrum Challenge
    1. Hurdles
    2. Wildcard tournament
    3. Preliminary round
    4. Final round
  2. DARPA Spectrum Challenge Q&A
    1. Tournament Q&A
    2. Hurdles Q&A
  3. Tutorial for Hurdle3-like experiment
    1. Objective
    2. Hardware / Software Resources Used
    3. Setting up the nodes
    4. Running the experiment script
  4. Tournament game example !#1
    1. Objective
    2. Hardware / Software Resources Used
    3. Setting up the nodes
    4. Running the experiment script
  5. Match Execution Framework (Post Preliminary)
    1. Objective
    2. Hardware / Software Resources Used
    3. Setting Up the Arena for COMPETITIVE
    4. Setting Up the Arena for COOPERATIVE
    5. Running the Validation/Experiment Script
    6. Running Matches on Sandboxes
  6. Bot Images
  7. Tournament Scripts
    1. Objective
    2. Running Competitive Matches
    3. Running Cooperative Matches
  8. Match Visualization
    1. Competitive Match Visualization
    2. Cooperative Match Visualization
  9. Calibration Reports (2014-03-13)
    1. Primary Competitive
    2. Secondary Competitive
    3. Primary Cooperative
    4. Secondary Cooperative
    5. Full Arena
    6. Calibration Procedure
  10. Image Validation Procedure (Preliminary Torunament)
  11. Image Validation Procedure (Final Tournament)
    1. Validate With Basic Script
    2. Validate With Tournament Scripts
    3. Additional Arena Testing

ORBIT was chosen to host the ​DARPA Spectrum Challenge - a competition in designing radio systems that work well in (heavily) interference limited communication environments. These pages are used to disseminate information regarding the arena and various technical aspects of the challenge.

The desgins will be implemented in a software defined radio platform centered around radio development kit (RDK) that is based on ​Ettus Research ​USRP N210 and ​SBX RF Front-end. Each RDK is attached to one of the generation 3 nodes in the ORBIT main grid which is the main venue for the competition. In addition, number of sandboxes are available for code development. The actual spectrum challenge matches will be administered through use of ​OMF and OML frameworks.

Hurdles

First step in Spectrum Challenge is a three step qualification process that will be used to determine the Challenge contestants. The three hurdles are intended to demonstrate:

Wildcard tournament

The step is for the 24 wildcard teams that have opted to compete for three remaining positions in the DARPA Spectrum Challenge. The teams are competing against house bots by using the actual competition framework for both competitive and cooperative matches.

Preliminary round

Final round

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