Date: November 7 (Friday) 10AM - 17:30PM
Place: Information Sciences Institute, Marina del Rey, CA

Driving directions

• 10:00-11:00 arrivals and introductions



• 11:00-13:30 DNS measurements and modeling
  

  12:00 lunch (while continuing discussions)

  1. Yuji Sekiya, Passive and Active measurement of Root DNS
  2. Nevil Brownlee, Automated gathering and web display of NeTraMet DNS data
  3. Henk Uijterwaal, RIPE NCC DNS Monitoring - http://dnsmon.ripe.net
  4. Kazunori Fujiwara, Active DNS server measurement based on ICANN CNNP test
  5. Duane Wessels, Laboratory simulations of the client side of DNS transactions
  6. Yasuhiro Orange Morishita, Making an experimental environment for checking of DNS server behavior
  7. Marina Fomenkov, How do local DNS resolvers really work?

  General discussion: future directions of DNS research and collaboration

  13:30-13:45 break

• 13:45-15:00 IPv6 measurements
  1. Matthew Luckie, Active measurements of IPv6 topology: scamper project
  2. Brad Huffaker, Comparative studies of IPv4 and IPv6 topology
  3. Kenjiro Cho, Path Differences to Dual-stack Nodes

  General discussion: future directions of IPv6 research and collaboration

• 15:00-16:15 Other research topics
  1. Kengo Nagahashi, BGP simulation environment on Starbed
  2. Patrick Verkaik, Atoms - beyond CIDR aggregation
  3. Andre Broido, Invariance of the Internet RTT spectrum
  4. Brad Huffaker, Visualization of aggregated flows with aguriviz
  5. Duane Wessels and k claffy, DNS-OARC project

  16:15-16:30 break

• 16:30-17:30 action items discussion and wrapup