Radio Resilience Competition
summary
A cloud-hosted GNU Radio simulator runs the competition as docker-based microservices where competitor images exchange IQ over ZeroMQ through a channel emulator, use Liquid‑DSP or GNU Radio blocks, and submit sequence-numbered JWTs to the traffic marshal; scoring requires strict sequential delivery so dropped or duplicate packets end scoring. The reference radio switches from QPSK with no FEC to QPSK plus 4/7 Hamming, raising an observed score from 7 to 135, showing the platform works and enables fast local iteration without SDR hardware.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introductions
- 1:08Background
- 6:47Spectrum Collaboration
- 10:54Lessons Learned
- 12:04Objectives
- 13:27Scoring Methodology
- 14:29Competition Infrastructure
- 15:22Competition Environment
- 19:33Traffic Marshal
- 20:16Getting Started
- 20:51Demo
- 22:54Competition Details
- 23:43Outro
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