To expand Internet access on the Santa Clara pueblo, our team has installed a 6Harmonics TVWS base station. First trialed as a stationary link, the team is now working on installing a TVWS receiver on a truck to provide a mobile WiFi hotspot to reservation residents. This is in response Read more…
In January 2020, team member Prof. Morgan Vigil-Hayes presented a “Wireless 101” talk at the NSF Technical Workshop titled “Wireless and Network Performance Measurement, Protocol Tuning, and Design Improvement for Small Campuses / Tribal Colleges / Universities / Community Colleges” at the University of Arizona in Tucson.
From May 25th to June 3rd. 2019 our team of four Ph.D students from the University of California Santa Barbara and professor Morgan Vigil-Hayes from Northern Arizona University traveled to the region around Santa Fe, New Mexico, to conduct quantitative measurements of cellular and TV White Space (TVWS) in tribal and non Read more…
Team member Prof. Morgan Vigil-Hayes presented “Community Networks for Challenged Environments” to the Computer Science Department at University of New Mexico, November 2018.
Team member Prof. Elizabeth Belding presented a talk titled “Wireless Network Innovations to Address Internet Access Inequalities” at the GHC conference in 2018.
Team member and Indigenous studies scholar Prof. Marisa Duarte joined Andrew Maynard and Heather Ross to talk about her new book – Network Sovereignty: Building the Internet Across Indian Country. Listen on: Apple.com Sound Cloud