Daknet an ad-hoc network. A low cost communication for rural areas. Keeping in view, all the climatic conditions of rural areas daknet is developed..

1. By
Syed Moinuddin
IT-B
160412737086
From
MUFFAKHAM COLLEGE OF ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY.
Banjara Hills - Hyderabad
Daknet
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2. Content
1. ABSTRACT.
2. INTRODUCTION.
3. HISTORY.
4. WORKING.
5. APPLICATION.
6. ADVANTAGES.
7. DISADVANTAGES.
8. CONCLUSION.
9. REFERENCES.
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3. Abstract
 DakNet, an ad hoc network that uses wireless technology to provide
asynchronous digital connectivity.
 It provides extraordinarily low-cost digital communication, letting remote
villages leapfrog past the expense of traditional connectivity solutions and
begin development of a full-coverage broadband wireless infrastructure.
 DakNet has been successfully deployed in remote parts of both India and
Cambodia at a cost two orders of magnitude less than that of traditional
landline solutions.
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4. Introduction
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 Daknet is defined as a wireless network which takes advantage of
existing transportation system & communication system to provide
digital connectivity.
 This compromise is particularly tragic given recent advances in
wireless technology, which make running a copper line to an analog
telephone far more expensive than broadband wireless Internet
connectivity.
 Exchange of information is done wirelessly by means of physical
transportation to extend the internet connectivity.

5. History
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 Daknet is introduced for the ancient
concept of exchanging information
through pigeons.

6. Working
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7. Working
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 Mobile Access Point(MAP) sense the Kiosks and uses them.
 Kiosks are Wi-Fi enabled.
 MAP travels across the villages.

8. Working
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9. Working
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 Daknet is implemented in Bhoomi Initiative Project (Karnataka).
 Villages in India & northern Cambodia are active with daknet.
 Daknet is implemented in 20 villages of Orissa.

10. Application
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 Distribution/Broadcasting:
 Announcements, news broadcasting and transfer of education material.
 Information Collection:
 Health records, land records, climatic conditions.
 Web Searching:
 Accessing web for social services.
 Bhoomi Project:
 Computerize land records.

11. Advantages
 Cost effective.
 Wireless.
 No interference problem.
 Information collection.
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12. Disadvantages
 Power consumption is high.
 Limited range.
 Uses 2.4 GHz spectrum which is already crowded.
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13. Conclusion
 It is an electronic postman.
 Its goal is to shift the wired communication to wireless ad-hoc networking
which ensuring development of rural public.
 It also encourages the economic growth in rural areas.
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14. THANK YOU…
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