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Poster Abstract: Deploying a 6LoWPAN, CoAP, low power, wireless sensor network

In order to integrate equipment from diﬀerent vendors, wireless sensor networks need to become more standardized. Using IP as the basis of low power radio networks, together with application layer standards designed for this purpose is one way forward. This research focuses on implement-ing and deploying a system using Contiki, 6LoWPAN over an 868 MHz radio network, together with CoAP as a standard application layer protocol. A system was deployed in the Cairngorm mountains in Scotland as an environmental sensor network, measuring streams, temperature proﬁles in peat and periglacial features. It was found that RPL provided an eﬀective routing algorithm, and that the use of UDP packets with CoAP proved to be an energy eﬃcient application layer. This combination of technologies can be very eﬀective in large area sensor networks.