Roger Pueyo Centelles

TL;DR: A framework for building a collaborative distributed community cloud system that employs resources contributed by the members of the community network for provisioning infrastructure and software services is proposed, tailored to the specific social, economic, and technical characteristics of community networks and requirements for community clouds.

TL;DR: Numerically investigate the performance of a large-port-count wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) OPS based on a Spanke-type architecture with highly distributed control and proposes and analyzes two WDM OPS architectures that allow up to 40% higher input load and can lead to substantial improvements.

TL;DR: The remaining challenges for multihop and mesh solutions to overcome are discussed in order to unlock the opportunities that decentralized, self-organizing, and infrastructure-less LoRa networks can bring to IoT applications.

TL;DR: LoRaMoto as mentioned in this paper is a communications system that allows civilians to exchange information about their status with others without hampering the first responders and minimizing their exposure to hazards, and the information exchanged can be aggregated to support the operations of emergency management.

TL;DR: Tahoe-LAFS and Xtreem FS seems to be able to be a solution for important use cases for storage in community networks where privacy of data is important, and a service discovery and publishing mechanism is implemented that automatically publishes and discovers available services of a cloud node to all the other nodes.