Participating Testbeds and Facilities
FABRIC is a testbed of testbeds, helping users experiment using multiple testbeds. Like Lego blocks, users can get accounts on several testbeds and build an experiment using all of them.
Additionally, testbeds can be powered by FABRIC. FABRIC can support testbeds as an underlying infrastructure, while not necessarily exposing the FABRIC interfaces to their users. Find a list of participating testbeds and facilities below.
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AERPAW
AERPAW (Aerial Experimentation and Research Platform for Advanced Wireless) aim is to develop an advanced wireless research platform.
ARA
ARA is a wireless living lab for smart and connected rural communities that complements the technical specialties of earlier PAWR platforms, adding a focus on technologies for low-cost, high-speed rural broadband connectivity.
Bridges
Binding Research Infrastructures for the Deployment of Global Experimental Science, BRIDGES goal is to make customized deterministic cyber-infrastructure resources available to advanced experimental applications globally.
Bristol is Open
Bristol is Open (BiO), was set up as a joint venture between Bristol City Council and the University of Bristol, to develop a 'test-bed' programmable, digital infrastructure.
Chameleon Cloud
Chameleon is a large-scale, deeply reconfigurable experimental platform built to support Computer Sciences systems research.
CloudLab
Flexible, scientific infrastructure for research on the future of cloud computing. Researchers use CloudLab to build their own clouds, experimenting with new architectures that will form the basis for the next generation of computing platforms.
Colosseum
Colosseum is owned and operated by the Institute for the Wireless Internet of Things (WIoT) at Northeastern University. It provides the fidelity of hardware channel emulators, the flexibility of cloud-based emulators, and the scale of network simulators — emulating wireless signals with granularity at the RF signal level.
Cosmos
The COSMOS project is aimed at design, development, and deployment of a city-scale advanced wireless testbed in order to support real-world experimentation on next-generation wireless technologies and applications.
COSMIC
COSMIC enables the use of unique programmable wireless, optical, and edge-cloud network testbed infrastructure for international collaborative experiments. It builds on the PAWR COSMOS and ORBIT testbeds with PEERING and FABRIC, and adds connections to international testbeds including CPQD (Brazil), Kyutech/StarBED (Japan), OneLab/NITOS (EU/Greece), and CONNECT (Ireland).
FAB
FABRIC Across Borders (FAB) is an extension of the FABRIC testbed connecting the core North America infrastructure to four nodes in Asia, Europe, and South America, enabling international collaboration to speed scientific discovery.
MERGE
MergeTB is a large distributed system providing user accounts, projects, shared storage, experiment control, and access to running experiments. Testbed facilities provide the resources that underpin experiments.
PEERING
PEERING is a system that provides safe and easy access for researchers and educators to the Internet's BGP routing system, enabling and inspiring transformational research.
POWDER
POWDER (the Platform for Open Wireless Data-driven Experimental Research) is a facility for experimenting on the future of wireless networking in a city-scale "living laboratory."