FtspDataAnalyzer.m ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Author/Contact: --------------- Brano Kusy: branislav.kusy@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIPTION: ------------ FtspDataAnalyzer.m works with data logs collected by FtspDataLogger.java and calculates the maximum and average timesync error over time. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO RUN OUR TEST SCENARIO: -------------------------------------------- 1. program and start motes as described in ./README.txt 2. start SerialForwarder and FtspDataLogger.java as described in ./README.txt 3. 'current_time.report' file (where current_time is a number) is created in ./ this file is updated with data in the real time 4. let the experiment run for some time 5. start matlab and enter (assuming your current_time was 1206126224593) FTSPDataAnalyzer('1206126224593.report') this will plot the mean absolute timesync error, global time, and number of synced motes; this can be done while experiment is running 6. Matlab also creates data.out file which contains data in the following format #seqNum mean_abs_error global_time num_synced_motes mean_abs_error is calculated as mean absolute deviation from the mean (mad) Simulating multi-hop: 1. define TIMESYNC_DEBUG in the Makefile 2. recompile and upload TestFTSP app to n motes with special NODE_IDs: using 'make micaz reinstall.0xAB', nodes 0xAB and 0xCD can communicate iff 2D grid coordinates (A,B) and (C,D) are neighbors in a 2D grid ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EVALUATION: -------------------------------------------- - deployment setup: 11 nodes in a 5x3 grid using simulated multi-hop (4 points were vacant as we only used 11 nodes). the max number of hops was 5. - parameters: sync period 10sec, polling period 3 sec - experiment length: 100 minutes - results (1 jiffy is ~30.5 us) 1.53 jiffy avg error (~50us) 3.5 jiffy max error (~100us)