Choose the Path of Least Resistance for Your Data

Do you know how to choose the right pathway to move the data you collect?

In this presentation, Yang Wang, a PhD candidate in the Open Ag & Technology Systems (OATS) Center, reviews options around rural wireless communications in a three-part tutorial. Get a better understanding of radio frequency (RF) essentials, learn how to decipher key RF parameters via visualizations and how to use readily-available information from datasheets to compare and choose appropriate protocols from four wireless modules/protocols (Bluetooth Low Energy, ZigBee, LoRa and WiFi) based on a real-world scenario.

View the Choose the Path of Least Resistance for Your Data video at https://youtu.be/Cx_jdX0wbWI

Download Yang’s presentation slides here.

This video presentation is part of the Digging into the Data Pipeline webinar series hosted by the College of Agriculture at Purdue University.

View the Digging into the Data Pipeline playlist on Youtube.

This series was supported in part by the Wabash Heartland Innovation Network (WHIN).

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