Updates

This month AERPAW tests two new small portable nodes and had a flight demonstration for NC State students.

AERPAW team has submitted a paper to IEEE Aerospace Conference that highlights various different ways of how raw 4G LTE I/Q measurements from AERPAW can be used for air-to-ground channel characterization.

AERPAW flew its helikite platform at NC State's Packapalooza festival

Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) and the Aerial Experimentation and Research Platform for Advanced Wireless (AERPAW), funded by the National Science Foundation and a consortium of industry partners, have announced a collaboration on advancing the use of 5G for drone operations in support of smart agriculture.

The AERPAW Data-and-Compute Store has successfully migrated to a different physical facility within NC State, and the AERPAW Web Portal is being revamped to make the Experimenter’s workflow easier and more efficient.

The construction for the four towers in Lake Wheeler has been in progress. Also, AERPAW hosted around 20 students on June 25 that were visiting NC State for a four-day Radar and Electronic Warfare Workshop.

The towers were delivered to be installed in our Lake Wheeler phase 2 sites and we had our first helikite flight, which served both as a training for the team as well as an opportunity to collect spectrum data at our field at different altitudes.