Correlating Heterogeneous Measurement Data to Achieve System-Level Analysis of Internet Traffic Trends

This page describes CAIDA and related activities in Trends project started in 2002. Our goal is to create and populate the Internet Measurement Data Catalog (IMDC) that will facilitate access, archiving, and long-term storage of Internet data as well as sharing the data among Internet researchers.

We also continue to collect and analyze diverse sets of Internet data in order to define requirements for future, more coherent and robust measurements.

ISMA Data Catalog Workshop, June 3, 2004

Agenda and registration for the first ISMA Data Catalog workshop supported by CAIDA and NSF.
Internet Measurement Data Catalog
Correlating Heterogeneous Measurement Data to Achieve System-Level Analysis of Internet Traffic Trends

Slideset related to the trends project presented at the NSF Shared Cyberinfrastructure (SCI) Division Principal Investigators Meeting.
Ongoing data collection

Funding support

Support for the Internet Measurement Data Catalog project is provided by the National Science Foundation (NSF) grant OAC-0137121 Correlating Heterogeneous Measurement Data to Achieve System-Level Analysis of Internet Traffic Trends. The views and conclusions contained herein are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies or endorsements, either expressed or implied, of NSF.

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Correlating Heterogeneous Measurement Data to Achieve System-Level Analysis of Internet Traffic Trends

In particular, richer access to data will facilitate development of tools for navigation, analysis, and correlated visualization of massive network data sets and path specific performance and routing data that are critical to advancing both research and operational efforts.

Internet Measurement Data Catalog (IMDC)

Internet data remains one of the basic components of computer science network research, yet is limited by legal, social, and technical distribution and collection constraints. To this end, CAIDA developed the Internet Measurement Data Catalog to: facilitate sharing data among researchers.