Dipl.-Inf. Felix Juraschek

I am currently working towards my Ph.D as a member of the METRIK interdisciplinary graduate school at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

Research interests

Most of my work is focused on wireless communication and has a strong connection to the DES-Testbed, a 128 multi-radio wireless mesh and wireless sensor network. My main field and Ph.D topic is research on distributed channel assignment algorithms for wireless mesh networks. I am also working on

• Cognitive radio / sensing strategies

• Experimentation methodology for wireless testbeds

• Cooperative routing / forwarding strategies in wireless networks

• Mobility models for MANETs

Publications

Here is a list of journal and conference publications.

Short CV

Projects

• OPNEX (2008 - 2011) - This EU FIRE project delivers a first principles approach to the design of architectures and protocols for multi-hop wireless networks. Systems and optimization theory is used as the foundation for algorithms that provably achieve full transport capacity of wireless systems. Subsequently a plan for converting the algorithms termed in abstract network models to protocols and architectures in practical wireless systems is given. Finally a validation methodology through experimental protocol evaluation in real network test-beds is proposed.
• SITUMET (2008 - 2011) - The aim of the research project SITUMET is the development of a new generation of meteorological services based on innovative, regionally specific forecasting modules within the framework of an open platform. These services are ubiquitous and situation-dependent, i.e., available in and for each location in whatever required resolution regarding time, location and content.

Misc

	The paper External Interference-Aware Distributed Channel Assignment in Wireless Mesh Networks won a Best Paper Award at  UBICOMM 2011
	Winner of the 2009 Maniac Challenge in Galveston Texas.

Supervised Theses

The following theses and students have been or are currently supervised by me.