Workshop Research Questions
- How can we correlate and analyze massive routing, topology, and
performance data sets to provide timely insight into both normal as well
as anomalous Internet behavior?
- What analysis tools exist or are needed to aid correlation?
- How accurately does a typical core routing table reflect
paths that traffic will actually take through the infrastructure?
Can we account for all types of incongruities?
- Can we identify causes of trends in routing table growth, such as
multi-homing at the edges?
- What mechanisms currently exist or could be developed to identify
critical or vulnerable pieces of the infrastructure?
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How will needs change for MPLS/TE infrastructure?
What about optical (non-IP) switched core?
Workshop Presentations
Workshop Final Report
ISMA Dec 2000 concluded successfully. The ISMA Final Report is available for viewing.
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Constantinos Dovrolis
on bandwidth estimation |
Lunchtime discussions |
San Diego Bay cruise / meeting |
Andre Broido
discussing RTT plots |
Workshop Sponsors
This meeting, sponsored by the Cooperative Association for Internet Data
Analysis (CAIDA), was held at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC)
on the campus of the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Funding for this event
is provided in part by the National Science Foundation (NSF) under grant
number ANI-9996248.
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