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ISMA December Workshop 2000 - Presenters
Short BiosCengiz Alaettinoglu is a member of the Technical Staff at Packet Design Inc. He was previously at the USC Information Sciences Institute, where he worked on the Routing Arbiter project. Cengiz co-defined the Routing Policy Specification Language along with the protocols to enable a distributed, secure routing policy system. talk abstract --- slides (HTML) Andre Broido "Core" talk abstract --- "Core" slides (HTML) --- "Graphs" talk abstract --- "Graphs" slides (HTML) --- "Bandwidth Estimation" talk abstract --- "Bandwidth Estimation" slides (HTML) --- CV Nevil Brownlee talk abstract --- slides (HTML) --- CV Andrea Carmignani Software Engineer Computer Science Dept., Univ. of Rome III I first came across the problem of network discovery during my Master Thesis. In particular, I devised algorithms to reconstruct the lan topology from raw forwarding tables by using SNMP queries. After that, my thesis focused on methodologies for visualizing and exploring large computer networks. Currently, I'm part of the Computer Network Research Group at the Univ. of Rome III. One of our research targets is to exploit our experience on graph visualization to analyze the Internet topology. In the near future my goal is to carry on my research on network discovery and to create tools to help the analysis of Internet data correlations and incongruities. talk abstract --- slides (HTML) kc claffy "Core" talk abstract --- "Core" slides (HTML) --- "Graphs" talk abstract --- "Graphs" slides (HTML) --- CV Constantinos Dovrolis received his Ph.D. from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, since 1996. His research interests include router architectures, differentiated services, network traffic engineering, and OS issues in network interfaces. Constantinos was an intern at Bell Laboratories in the summer of 1998, and at the Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis (CAIDA) in the summer of 1999. He is graduating in December 2000. He has received the Computer Engineering degree from the Technical University of Crete, Greece, in 1995, and the M.S. degree in VLSI design from the University of Rochester in 1996. He will join the faculty of the CS department at the University of Delaware in January 2001. talk abstract --- slides (PostScript) Allen Downey talk abstract --- slides (PostScript) --- CV Lixin Gao talk abstract --- slides (HTML) --- CV Olivier Goldschmidt is Senior Network Consultant at Make Systems (www.makesys.com). He received his PhD in Operations Research in 1988 from the University of California at Berkeley. Olivier held several academic jobs before joining Make Systems in 1998. His research interests are in network design and combinatorial optimization. talk abstract --- slides (HTML) Ramesh Govindan is Project Leader at USC's Information Sciences Institute and Research Assistant Professor at the Computer Science Department. His research interests include Internet unicast and multicast routing, topology discovery and sensor networks. talk abstract --- slides (.pdf) Brad Huffaker talk abstract --- slides (HTML) --- CV Geoff Huston talk abstract --- slides (HTML), slides (.pdf) --- CV Craig Labovitz talk abstract --- slides (HTML) Bruce Mah is a software engineer at Cisco Systems, Inc. A graduate of the University of California at Berkeley (BS EECS '91, MS CS '93, PhD CS '96), his interests include network performance analysis and measurements, network security, and network protocol implementation. He is also a developer on the FreeBSD Project. talk abstract --- slides (.pdf) David Meyer talk abstract --- slides (HTML) --- CV BJ Premore talk abstract --- slides (HTML) --- CV Jennifer Rexford is a Principal Technical Staff Member at AT&T Labs -- Research in Florham Park, New Jersey. She received her B.S.E. degree in electrical engineering from Princeton University in 1991, and the M.S.E. and PhD degrees in electrical engineering and computer science at the University of Michigan in 1993 and 1996, respectively. Her research focuses on routing protocols and Internet traffic measurement. talk abstract --- slides (HTML) Nina Taft received her PhD from UC Berkeley in 1994. After a postdoc at the University of Paris VI, she joined SRI International. During her four years at SRI, Nina worked on ATM congestion control, hierarchical routing, fairness, neural networks and TCP behavior analysis. In March of 1999, Nina joined the IP Group at Sprint Labs where she has focused on IP routing, path computation, traffic splitting/aggregation and traffic matrices. She is an active member of the Sprint IP Backbone Monitoring project. Nina has been active member of then IEEE Infocom community, serving on both the executive and technical program committees during the last couple years. talk abstract --- slides (HTML) Lance Tatman talk abstract --- slides TBD --- CV TBD Henk Uijterwaal is the manager of the New Projects Group at the RIPE-NCC. Since joining the RIPE-NCC in 1997, he has divided his time between the Test-Traffic Measurements project, the Routing Information Service (described above) and the recently started DASIST project on Internet security. talk abstract --- slides (HTML) --- CV Bill Woodcock is the Director of Packet Clearing House, a non-profit research institute providing research and operational support in the area of Internet peering and global IP routing economics. talk abstract --- slides TBD |
Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis (CAIDA)