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Hosts: Roland Plett (Cisco) & Neal Pinto (Westburne) Guests: Ian Procyk (Cisco) & Indy Kar (FTP Solutions)April 14 & 21, 2020

Week 2 – Mine Network OperationsConnected Mine Ecosystem

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Welcome!


The Series…

Week 1The Connected Mine Site Outdoor Industrial WirelessPresenters: Ian Procyk (Cisco), Grenn Holden (3D-P)Tuesday, April 7th – 12:00PM EDT (9:00AM PDT)Thursday, April 9th – 4:00PM EDT (1:00PM PDT)

Week 2The Connected Mine SiteMine Network OperationPresenters: Ian Procyk (Cisco), Indy Kar (FTP Solutions)Tuesday, April 14th – 12:00PM EDT (9:00AM PDT)Thursday, April 16th – 4:00PM EDT (1:00PM PDT)


The Series…

Week 3The Connected Plant for the Mining IndustryIndustrial NetworkingPresenters: Jeff Brown (Westburne), Kevin Turek (Cisco)Tuesday April 21st – 12:00PM EDT (9:00AM PDT)Thursday, April 23rd – 4:00PM EDT (1:00PM PDT)

Week 4The Connected Plant for the Mining IndustryIndustrial SecurityPresenters: Jeff Brown (Westburne), Mike Wooten (Cisco)Tuesday April 28th – 12:00PM EDT (9:00AM PDT)Thursday, April 30th – 4:00PM EDT (1:00PM PDT)


Housekeeping…WebEx Teams Room

WebEx Event Center Review

Questions & Answers

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Outdoor WirelessLessons & Stories

Ian ProcykWireless Guy


Agenda

April 14th

• LoRA

• Location Technologies

April 16th

• Optimizing & Troubleshooting YourWLAN


A few notes on LoRA…


Height Helps: 60km LOS - LoRa @ 100mW


LoRa: Remote DC Power Monitoring & Control


Location Technologies


12 years of Wi-Fi Location Based Services

Location Appliance 2700

Starting with Wireless Location

MSE 3300MSE 7.0New more

powerful hardware

MSE 7.0 - 8.0

Adding first Wi-Fi Analytics

CMX 10.1New system

architecture re-build from scratch

CMX Engage

Wi-Fi enhanced Captive Portal and

Analytics

Operational Insights

Asset Management

CMX 10.5.1

Major OS UpdateData Privacy features to

help withGDPR Compliance

CiscoDNA Spaces

Digitizing People and Things


• Q. Why have a Wireless Location Appliance in a Cisco WLAN infrastructure?

• A. The Cisco 2700 series Location Appliance is a device that operates within the Cisco Unified Wireless LAN Solution infrastructure. The Cisco Wireless Location Appliance is the industry’s first location solution that simultaneously tracks thousands of devices.

• Location was primarily used for tracking RFID Tags

• LOCATION SERVICES LAUNCHED

History of Location at Cisco - 2007Cisco 2700 Location Appliance


• MSE 7.0 Context Aware Services (CAS) • CAS allows a mobility services engine to simultaneously

track thousands of mobile assets and clients by retrieving contextual information such as location, temperature, and availability from Cisco access points.

• CAS relies on two engines for processing the contextual information it receives. The Context-Aware Engine for Clients processes data received from Wi-Fi clients and the Context-Aware Engine for Tags processes data received from Wi-Fi tags; these engines can be deployed together or separately depending on the business need.

• What CHANGED ? : Updated to modern embedded SQL database to handle increase load. Added initial versions of CONNECT and ANALYTICS applications

• Why ? To keep up with customer demand

History of Location at Cisco - 2010 Mobility Service Engine 7.0-8.0


CMX 10

Cisco CMX Release 10.1 unveils a newly redesigned, high performance scalable software platform to meet the mobility services needs of high density Wi-Fi deployments.

• What changed ? Updated to with modern architecture of non SQL database and improvement of two embedded apps …Analytics and Connect


History of Location at Cisco - 2014Connected Mobile Experience CMX 10


DNA Spaces

• What changed ? Customers moving workloads to cloud to allows faster innovation at lower costs.


Where do we go NEXT ? - 2019 & Beyond


DNA Spaces Connector

Cisco DNA Spaces

Wi-Fi

The Connector and Cloud architecture is the basis for expanding new applications on existing hardware

Applications

Access points NMSP

WebEx boardsRoom Occupancy & Finder

HTTP

Meraki MV

Video Camera AnalyticsMQTT

DNA SpacesConnector

WLCOpen RoamingRadius

MoreMore

Various

Devices


PresenceEnhanced

location

Network Based Hyperlocation

Client BasedBluetooth

Low Energy (BLE)

Accuracy 20m

Type In-zone Detection

Use Cases Venue-level,Visitors, Dwell Time

Accuracy 10m

Type X,Y coordinates, Optimized refresh

Use Cases Zone-levelCorrelation

Accuracy 1-3m

Type Real time refresh, SDK required if using phone

Use Cases

Way Finding / Indoor navigation

Accuracy 1-3m

Type Refresh every 6-10 seconds, no app, no opt-in

Use Cases

Queue analysisPath AnalysisPoints of Interest

Location Technology Review


Wireless LAN

Controller

Prime / DNA Center

Location Services On Prem = CMX

Cloud = DNA Spaces

CAPWAPtunnels

802.11acAccess Points

Core Infrastructure

Clients

Typical Deployment Architecture


How Wi-Fi Location Is Calculated Traditionally

Access points detect mobile devices or tag signals and measure RSSI from all frames sent over Wi-Fi

Controllers send anRSSI information signal to the Cisco® MSE forlocation calculation

RF fingerprinting and triangulation, based on signal strengths, are used to calculate the device location

D1

D2

D3

Derived D1Measured strength:-33 dBm




Angle of Arrival for Wi-Fi and BLE

• Game changer – Indoor location• Cisco’s unique innovation• Advanced military technology –

Enterprise application• 32/16 array antennas: RF, DSP, MAC

• <3m location accuracy• Update intervals <10 seconds• Works with any 802.11n device


CMX Examples: Campus HVAC Optimization

Source: http://blogs.cisco.com/education/university-of-british-columbia-makes-buildings-smarter-with-analytics

http://blogs.cisco.com/education/university-of-british-columbia-makes-buildings-smarter-with-analytics


CMX Examples: Heavy Industry


Location APIsMapsReal Time Location & Presence

Location history Notification API


API Docs <mse url>/apidocs

33

devnet.cisco.comForum | Sandbox | API Index | Documentation


Location API


Client Count JSON Response


Real Time Location - Client{

"macAddress" : "0c:b3:19:2c:ec:03", "mapInfo" : {

"mapHierarchyString" : "Singapore Polytechnic>FC5>FC5 L1", "floorRefId" : "-6607311957986901489", "floorDimension" : {

"length" : 602.779, "width" : 369.20212, "height" : 32.291733, "offsetX" : 0.0, "offsetY" : 0.0, "unit" : "FEET"

}, "image" : {

"imageName" : "domain_0_1446458188147.jpg", "zoomLevel" : 4, "width" : 712.0, "height" : 1070.0, "size" : 1070.0, "maxResolution" : 8.0, "colorDepth" : 8

} },

mac address

map location


Real Time Location - Client"mapCoordinate" : {

"x" : 149.50337, "y" : 289.94565, "z" : 0.0, "unit" : "FEET"

}, "currentlyTracked" : true, "confidenceFactor" : 40.0, "statistics" : {

"currentServerTime" : "2016-03-17T15:24:18.020+0800", "firstLocatedTime" : "2016-03-17T14:27:49.011+0800", "lastLocatedTime" : "2016-03-17T15:24:05.556+0800", "maxDetectedRssi" : {

"apMacAddress" : "b8:62:1f:e8:9e:70", "band" : "IEEE_802_11_B", "slot" : 0, "rssi" : -53, "antennaIndex" : 1, "lastHeardInSeconds" : 1

} },

coordinates

Time of new calculation


• VisitorWentAway Event: Triggers a notification if subscribed devices is absent for the configured absent interval.

• InOut Event: Triggers a notification if a device moves inside or outside of a configured zone.

• Association Event: Triggers a notification when a device associates to an SSID

• LocationUpdate Event: Triggers a notification if a new calculation is made to device position

• Movement Event: Triggers a notification if a device moves more than a configured distance from its old location or a configured Marker.

Notification API Events (Sample)


Notification Event

{"notificationType":

"locationupdate", "subscriptionName":"locationupdate", "entity":"WIRELESS_CLIENTS", "deviceId":"00:10:18:a9:73:9c", "lastSeen":"20150331T12:37:24.033+0000", "ssid":null, "band":null, "apMacAddress":null, "locationMapHierarchy":"Richardson_TX_75082>Cisco_Building_5>2250_East_PGBT_First_Floor", "locationCoordinate":{"x":166.43806,"y":1.1315143,"z":0.0,"unit":"FEET"}, "confidenceFactor":56.0, "timestamp":1427805444033

}

mac address

floor location

map position


Intermission…Questions & Answers

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