[Scamper-dev] barford FIND proposal on measurement
k claffy
kc at caida.org
Mon Nov 27 20:43:08 PST 2006
i think 'testbed facilities' means the surveyor hosts.
haven't looked around for a project web page that might have
the whole proposal, didn't see one on http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~pb/
k
barford find proposal:
http://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward.do?AwardNumber=0627102
In order to meet expected requirements for reliability and
performance in Future Internet, a large majority of the management
functions will be automated and rely on embedded capabilities
in the network. The objective of the proposed research is to
explore design alternatives in the development of technology
that will facilitate critical network management tasks in Future
Internet. The research program to achieve these capabilities
is focused on exploring design alternatives for network management
building blocks that will provide essential low-level functionality
and can then be composed in different configurations to enable
an Internet Management Plane. Specific management building
blocks that are targeted for this work include: 1) ubiquitous
instrumentation, 2) protocols for data sharing, 3) protocols
for end host signaling, 4) event detection mechanisms, and 5)
systems for data organization, summarization and presentation.
This research program will be facilitated by the use of large-scale
test-bed facilities that enable both in situ measurements and
controlled laboratory experiments. The broader impacts of this
project are that it provides a foundation for flexible,
measurement-based investigation of new network architectures
and network management practices. The expected results of this
work include documentation of designs and in some cases initial
prototypes for each of the building blocks. The project also
includes education and outreach activities that will develop
course materials on network measurement, configuration and
management. These web-based materials, which will be openly
available to the community, will emphasize a hands-on approach
intended to provide students with practical, relevant experiences.
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