Internet Atlas Gallery
Maps and Visualizations
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Abilene Weather Map (using MRTG data)
by Indiana University Network Operations Center (Mark Meiss) -
World-Wide Mapping: Reverse traceroute or looking glass Servers
by CAIDA (Wilfred Dittmer) - Graphical Traceroute (GTrace)
by CAIDA (Ram Periakaruppen) - AS Core Network
by CAIDA - Layout Showing the Major ISPs
by Bill Cheswick and Hal Burch - Mbone Tunnels of the Major ISP Networks
by Tamara Munzner, Eric Hoffman, kc claffy, and Bill Fenner - skitter Data Using hypviewer
by Tamara Munzner and Daniel McRobb - NSFNET growth until 1995
by Donna Cox and Robert Patterson
Additional Content
Skitter data using Hypviewer: Internet Atlas Gallery
Skitter measurement data rendered through hypviewer, illustrating large network clusters reached through a single high-fanout router.
NSFNET: Internet Atlas Gallery
Animated history of NSFNET expansion from inception through its 1995 transition to commercial backbone providers.
Abilene Weather Map: Internet Atlas Gallery
Abilene Weather Map by Mark Meiss (Indiana University NOC), visualizing the Abilene research-and-education backbone using MRTG traffic data.
MBone: Internet Atlas Gallery
Visualization of MBone (Multicast Backbone) tunnels across major Internet backbone networks, by Munzner, Hoffman, claffy, and Fenner.
Reverse traceroute: Internet Atlas Gallery
Worldwide map of reverse-traceroute and looking-glass server locations — a CAIDA resource for distributed Internet path measurement.
Layout Showing the Major ISPs: Internet Atlas Gallery
Visualization by Bill Cheswick and Hal Burch showing Internet paths discovered via traceroute, with color distinguishing major ISPs.
Internet Atlas Gallery
CAIDA’s AS Core visualization, showing how the most richly-connected Autonomous Systems cluster at the Internet’s core.
GTrace: Internet Atlas Gallery
GTrace, a graphical front end to traceroute that uses heuristics to locate each hop along a network path on a world map.