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NSF Future
Internet Network Design Meeting
Westin Embassy Row Hotel
2100 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20008
November 27-28, 2007
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FIND Working Meeting—Preliminary Agenda
November 27/28, Washington DC
In order to provide background for the various
breakout groups, we have invited outside speakers to give talks on some of the
topics. Here are the speakers, organized by area.
For the breakout on highly reliable networks
for intolerant and time critical applications:
Edward Lee, Department head, EE department,
Berkeley: “Distributed Real-Time Systems: Challenges and Opportunities”
For the breakout on networks at the information
layer:
Mike Afergan, CTO Akamai Technology:
"Challenges and Questions for Internet Content Delivery"
Pablo Rodriguez, Telefonica Research, “P2P: an ISP’s Perspective”
For the breakout on networks for times of
crisis:
Art Botterell, consultant: "Tools of
Resilience: Requirements for Emergency Networks"
Brian Steckler, NPS: “Hastily Formed Networks for Humanitarian
Assistance/Disaster Relief: An Interoperability Challenge".
Tuesday, November 27 |
9:00 -
9:15 |
Introduction, review of objectives and agenda. |
9:15 -
9:45 |
Edward
Lee, EE Berkeley: “Distributed Real-Time Systems: Challenges and
Opportunities” |
9:45 -
10:15 |
Mike
Afergan, CTO Akamai Technology: “"Challenges and Questions for
Internet Content Delivery" |
10:15 -
10:45 |
Break |
10:45 -
11:15 |
Art
Botterell, consultant: "Tools of Resilience: Requirements for
Emergency Networks" |
11:15 -
11:45 |
Brian
Steckler, NPS: “Hastily Formed Networks for Humanitarian
Assistance/Disaster Relief: An Interoperability Challenge". |
11:45 -
12:00 |
Review
of objectives for breakout session. |
12:00 -
1:30 |
Lunch |
1:30 -
3:30 |
Breakouts, Day 1: (see detailed breakout notes) |
3:30 -
4:00 |
Break |
4:00 -
4:30 |
Ellen
Zegura, Georgia Tech, Chair of the GENI Science Council: “Status and
opportunities in the GENI research plan” |
4:30 -
4:40 |
The new
NSF NeTS solicitation, and how it relates to FIND. |
4:40 -
5:00 +/- |
Discussion of the spring FIND meeting—format and topics.
|
5:00 -
7:00 |
Extended
reception and poster session. |
Wednesday, November 28
|
9:00 -
9:30 |
Pablo
Rodriguez, Telefonica Research, “P2P: an ISP’s Perspective” |
9:30 -
12:00 |
Breakouts |
12:00 -
1:00 |
Working
lunch |
1:00 -
2:00 |
Breakouts continued |
2:00 -
3:00 |
Plenary
report for breakouts |
3:00
|
End |
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