Overview The Quail Ridge Natural Reserve project is an effort to provide a wireless communications infrastructure to the wildlife reserve. The network will benefit on-site ecological research and provide a wireless mesh network testbed for development and analysis.

This is a joint project with the UC Davis Natural Reserve System and the Networks Lab at the Department of Computer Science, UC Davis.

An Overview of QuRiNet (PDF)

Our Vision Our vision is a large scale wireless mesh network backbone deployed within the reserve. Various sensor networks would gather temperature, visual, and acoustic data at certain locations. This information would then be passed back to the field station for storage or for further relay over ethernet. The backbone nodes will also serve as access points enabling wireless access at their locations. Read more about our research goals.
News Jan 14, 2009
We've added new sites, see our updated location map.

Nov 1, 2008
Take a look at animated mobility experiments on the Live Map page.

Jun 10, 2008
For network researchers who are interested in testing new protocols in QuRiNet, please contact Daniel Wu at danwu at ucdavis dot edu. Approval will be handled on a case by case basis.

Jun 10, 2008
10 new sites will be up in a couple of weeks.
QuRiNet Camera See various webcams located at Quail Ridge reserve:



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