5th CAIDA-WIDE Workshop

The fifth CAIDA/WIDE Workshop will be held on March 11-12, 2005 (by invitation only) in Marina del Rey, CA. The Workshop will cover three main areas: DNS, IPv6, and BGP, as well as miscellaneous research and technical topics of mutual interest for CAIDA and WIDE participants.

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Dates: March 11 (Fri) - 12 (Sat), 2005
Place: Information Sciences Institute, Marina del Rey, CA

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CAIDA/WIDE Collaboration

The objectives of informal joint CAIDA/WIDE workshops are:

to discuss Internet measurement analysis activities going on in each organization;
to explore opportunities for joint collaboration on projects;
to continue data exchange.

Workshop Agenda

March 11 (Friday)

12:30-13:30 arrivals and introductions
lunch
13:30-14:30 Review of 2004 activities
- Jun Murai, WIDE report
- kc claffy, CAIDA report

14:30-16:00 DNS measurements - I
- Randy Bush, DNS anycast stability: some initial results (30 min)
- Duane Wessels, Case studies of root server abuse (30 min)
  15:30-15:45 break
- Brad Huffaker, IPv6 AS topology (15 min)

16:00-17:35 Routing - I
- Matthew Luckie, Active measurements of IPv6 topology: update on scamper project (45 min)
- Dima Krioukov, Degree correlations and topology generators (30 min)
General discussion: future directions of routing and anycast research and collaboration (20 min)
17:35 end of Day 1

March 12 (Saturday)

9:30-10:30 DNS measurements - II
- Yuji Sekiya, Passive and active DNS measurement: update (20 min)
- Andre Broido, RFC1918 updates on servers co-located with M and F roots (20 min)
General discussion: DNS data collection (20 min)
10:30-11:30 Security
- Colleen Shannon, Current events in the Network Telescope project (20 min)
- Yoichi Shinoda, Internet Threat Monitors: Are they safe? (20 min)
  11:10-11:30 break
11:30-12:40 Routing and simulations - II
- Kengo Nagahashi, Analysis of route reflector performance in I-BGP (20 min)
- Xenofontas Dimitropoulos, Advancements in the inference of AS relationships (30min)
- Toshiyuki Miyachi, Comparison of server selection algorithms (20min)

12:40-15:00 Traffic Monitoring
- Kensuke Fukuda and Kenjiro Cho, The Impact of Residential Broadband Traffic on Japanese ISP Backbones (30 min)
  13:10-13:50 lunch
- Nevil Brownlee, Capturing dragonflies - how to measure very short-lived streams (30 min)
- Osamu Nakamura and Hiroshi Esaki, High-speed network measurement (20 min)
General discussion: Improving methodologies of traffic monitoring (20 min)
15:00-15:20 Miscellaneous
- Kenjiro Cho, Measuring IPv6 Network Quality part 1, part 2 (20 min)

15:20-16:00 action items discussion and wrapup

16:00 Adjourn