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Workshop Chair
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Professor
Ehab S. Al-Shaer
School of Computer Science,
Telecommunications and Information Systems, DePaul University, USA
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Workshop Theme
Topics
Time Table
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Workshop Theme
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E2E monitoring is essential for both network
protocols and management operations. E2E monitoring enables
efficient implementation of many network management services
including bandwidth prediction, traffic engineering and capacity
planning, service tuning and restoration, service level agreement
enforcement, and intrusion/attacks detection, as well as many
transport protocol services including adaptive congestions/rate
control, adaptive multimedia transportation and error concealment,
and dynamic overlay and P2P network organization.
This one-day workshop offers a unique opportunity
for researchers in this area to exchange ideas and experience that
foster the development of generic and custom monitoring for
next-generation Internet services. In addition to paper
presentations, the workshop provides an intimate setting for
discussion and debate through panels and group work. The program
committee is soliciting original papers describing research in the
area of End2End monitoring. Topics of interest include, but are not
limited to, the following:
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Topics
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- Path characteristics monitoring
- Scalable monitoring techniques
- Adaptive monitoring systems
- Embedded-based monitoring systems
- Active and programmable monitoring
- Event filtering
- Correlation-based monitoring
- Traffic monitoring and data mining
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Real-time
monitoring
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Visualization of
monitoring information
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High-speed network
monitoring
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Ad-hoc and sensor
network monitoring
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Multicast
network/service monitoring
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Overlay monitoring
services
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Grid Monitoring
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Monitoring of
service level agreement
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Distributed
application steering
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Monitoring and
measurements
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Open monitoring
platforms
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Distributed and
centralized monitoring prototypes
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Time Table
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08:00-08:25 GMT |
REGISTRATION |
08:25-08:30 GMT |
Workshop Opening |
08:30-09:30 GMT |
INVITED TALK: MONITORING
EMERGING NETWORKS AND SERVICES Masum Hasan,
CISCO Systems |
09:30-09:45
GMT |
Coffee Break |
09:45-10:45 GMT |
SESSION1: MONITORING SENSOR AND
OVERLAY NETWORKS
Architecture for Efficient Monitoring and Management of Sensor
Networks
Mohamed Younis, Poonam Munshi, Ehab Al-Shaer
A New Available Bandwidth Measurement Technique for Service Overlay
Networks
Cao Le Thanh Man, Go Hasegawa, Masayuki Murata
Management of Peer-to-Peer Networks Applied to Instant Messaging
Guillaume Doyen, Emmanuel Nataf, Olivier Festor |
10:45-11:00 GMT |
Session 1 Discussion |
11:00-11:15
GMT |
Coffee Break |
11:15-12:15 GMT |
SESSION 2: TRAFFIC AND PATH
MONITORING
Evaluating the Accuracy of Active Measurement of Delay and Loss in Packet
Networks
John A. Schormans, Tijana Timotijevic
Unicast Probing to Estimate Share Loss RateDinh-Dung Luong, Attila
VidŽacs, JŽozsef BŽirŽo, Daisuke Satoh, Keisuke
Ishibashi
VoD Service Traffic Monitoring with Neuronal Agent
D. G. Gomes, N. Agoulmine |
12:15-12:30 GMT |
Session 2 Discussion |
12:30-14:00
GMT |
Lunch Break |
14:00-15:15
GMT |
PANEL SESSION: MONITORING IN
NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS
Panel Chair: Herbert Bos, Leiden University, Leiden
Panilists:
Henk Uyterwaal, RIPE NCC, Amsterdam
Fulvio Risso, Turin Polytechnic, Italy
John Vincnet, Intel, USA |
15:15-3:30
GMT |
Coffee Break |
15:30-16:30
GMT |
SESSION 3: ADVANCED MONITORING
TECHNIQUES
SCAMPI: A scalable and Programmable Architecture for Monitoring Gigabit
Networks
Jan Coppens, Steven Van Den Berghe, Herbert Bos,
Evangelos P. Markatos, Filip De Turck, Arne Oslebo, Sven UbikA
Remote Resources Monitoring Approach in Active Network
Yuhong Li, Lars Wolf, Fangming Xu
On Using Multi-agent Systems in End to End Adaptive Monitoring
Leila Merghem, Dominique Gaiti, Guy Pujolle |
16:30-16:45
GMT |
Session 3 Discussion |
16:45-17:00
GMT |
Closing Session |
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