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Each method suggested for each solution to simplify our lives brings a perspective towards problems. Wireless solutions are now included in every aspect of our lives. In this study, duties and responsibilities of both campus security and security guards were brought to the forefront and a wireless mobile patrol system was suggested. The aim was to put forth more effective and more controllable model of the efforts. The main theme of the designed network system created in two cases: The first one is a mobile node circulating in orbit that defines the campus environment. The second one is sending the collected information to the target station. While the mobile node was visiting around campus, it took the advantage of all access points and sent collected data to target stations with its roaming feature. Five different scenarios were designed and different transmission standards were used to evaluate delays with data transmission performance. In the network system design, Riverbed Modeler Academic Edition 17.5 PL6 (OPNET) was used. To conclude, both IEEE 802.11g and IEEE 802.11n standard data were successfully transmitted to the central station. As the mobile node went farther away from access points during data transmission, data transfer rates decreased. In the security patrol model suggested here, the obtained analysis results showed that wireless transmission devices arranged in lower speed were more successful.

Security Patrol Control and Data Transfer Performance Analysis of Campus Network Using Wireless Mobile Nodes