Here are some relevant links and documents for visitors and others from our stand at the European Commissions conference and exhibition Bridging the Broadband Gap.
Link to the presentation of Djurslands community-networks and DIIRWB at the conferences homepage - click here…
Posters etc:
The Wireless networks at Djursland consists of about 250 radio nodes, each giving wireless access for households, institutions and firms in a distance up to 5 km. The radionodes are linked together with high-performance wireless links. Through a number of such links a connection from the individual node is established to fiber-accesses to the global internet (marked at the map with white dots).
Click here for pdf-file.
This poster at the exibition at the “Bridging the Broadband Gap” conference set up the headlines for our stand. Pointing out the important message: by involvment of the local volunters it is possible to bridge the Broadband Gap. It is, however, not a trival task as people in the community must acquire a lot of different skills and qualifications to make this to happen.
Click here for pdf-file.
This is a installation set mounted on a privat house.
The actual installation is an A-standard antenna with an A-standard radio inside the box.
In the main town of Djursland, Grenaa, we have over the last months observed a very notifiable rise in noise at the B-and G-standards 2.4 GHz band, which we traditionally use for our wireless nodes in the rural areas. For that reason grenaaS.net, who operates in this city as part of DjurslandS.net, have decided to build all new nodes in the cityarea on 5GHz equipment.
