19th ITC Specialist Seminar 2008

Keynote 1:

Locating IP Congested Links with Unicast Probes, Patrick Thiran (EPFL)

Session 1: Internet

• Invited Talk: Modeling the evolution of the AS-level Internet: Integrating aspects of traffic, geography and economy, Petter Holme (KTH)

• Revisiting Web Traffic from a DSL Provider Perspective: the Case of YouTube, Louis Plissoneau (Orange Labs), Taoufik En-Najjary (Eurécom), Guillaume Urvoy-Keller (Eurécom)

Session 2: Traffic

• Invited talk: TCP Root Cause Analysis Revisited, Ernst Biersack (Eurécom)

• On the relevance of on-line traffic engineering, Bingjie Fu (Delft University of Technology), Steve Uhlig (Delft University of Technology)

• Characterizing and Modeling Multiparty Voice Communication for Multiplayer Games, Gabor Papp (University of Denver) Chris Gauthier Dickey (University of Denver)

Session 3: Panel

• Network Usage and Traffic: Do we need fluid mechanics or plumbing?

Keynote 2:

Delay Tolerant Bulk Data Transfers on the Internet or How to Book Some Terabytes on "Red-Eye" Bandwidth, Pablo Rodriguez (Telefonica)

Session 4: Self-Organization And Anomalies

• Invited talk: Location and Fairness in Self-Organized Networks, Sonja Buchegger (Deutsche Telekom Laboratories)

• Application of Forecasting Techniques and Control Charts for Traffic Anomaly Detection, Gerhard Münz (Technische Universität München), Georg Carle (Technische Universität München)

• On the Utility of Anonymized Flow Traces for Anomaly Detection, Martin Burkhart (ETH Zurich), Daniela Brauckhoff (ETH Zurich), Martin May (ETH Zurich)

Session 5: Wireless

• Invited talk: A snapshot of 3G mobile traffic, Fabio Ricciato, (FTW and Univ. Salerno)

• Dimensioning of the IP-based UMTS Radio Access Network with DiffServ QoS Support, Xi Li (University of Bremen), Wojciech Bigos (Nokia Siemens Networks), Carmelita Goerg (University of Bremen), Andreas Timm-Giel (University of Bremen), Andreas Klug (Nokia Siemens Networks)

Session 6: Measurements

• Invited Talk: Reconstruction of traffic and topology from active measurements, Gábor Vattay (Eötvös University)

• Locality Analysis of Today's Internet Web Services, Joachim Charzinski (Nokia Siemens Networks)

Finals Words