Rural Internet connectivity

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In the context of Organic Design, Internet refers to the problem of maintaining IP connectivity amongst the people independently of the large-scale corporate infrastructure. And also to maintaining the information content of the web amongst ourselves via independent caching solutions. This has a lot of crossover with the peer-to-peer concept, but while that article is concerned with the bottom-up distributed aspect of the net, this article focuses on the actual connectivity issues.

Related projects

• Byzantium Linux - The goal of Project Byzantium is to develop a communication system by which users can

connect to each other and share information in the absence of convenient access to the Internet

See also

• Our rural net connection
• Wifi - useful related info here such as "cantenna" designs
• Mesh
• Cypherpunkd: MondoNet - a Global Decentralized, Ad-Hoc, Wireless, P2P Mesh Network (Mondonet)
• 10 Projects to Liberate the Web
• IP over Avian Carriers

Attachments

• File:3G-internet-solar-relay.pdf