Congestion is a fragile phenomenon.
It takes many people to cause it, but a surprisingly small number to get rid of it.
Societal networksSocietal networks are vital infrastructure systems — transportation, energy, healthcare, etc. — which underpin societies and contribute to their overall well being and prosperity.
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SCSNThe Stanford Center for Societal Networks explores the power and increasingly universal reach of low-cost sensing and networking technology to address pressing problems that arise in societal networks.
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What we doWe apply principles, architectures and algorithms developed in the context of data and mobile networks and incentive mechanisms to make societal networks smarter, more scalable and more efficient.
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