Programme for MSN09

Thursday, 9th July 2009

Empirical TCP Research, Lawrence Stewart, Swinburne University of Technology
Congestion Control using Closed Loop Feedback, Lee Booi Lim, Loughborough University
Congestion Balancing using re-ECN, Joao Araujo, Ucl
Using Randomness to Reduce Inter-domain Forwarding State, Stephen Strowes, Glasgow University
Achieving Resilient Routing in the Internet, Suksant Sae Lor, Ucl
Designing a Relative Delay Estimator in Multipath Transport, Fei Song, Cambridge University
DNS Caching: Running on Zero, Saleem Bhatti and Ran Atkinson, University of St Andrews and UCL

A statistically rigorous way to analyse network topology models, Richard Clegg, UCL
Semantic Interpretation of Internet Measurement Data, Ian Napier, Loughborough University
Network application identification in information poor environments, Charalampos Rotsos, Cambridge University
Modeling IPTV Services, Fernando Ramos, Cambridge University
Temporal Distance Metrics for Network Analysis, John Tang, Cambridge University
Research Requirements for JANET 6, David Salmon, JANET UK

Exploring Chip to Chip Photonic Networks for Improving Performance, Philip Watts, Cambridge University
Spectrum Sharing Across Applications, Ali Al-Sherbaz and Torben Kuseler, University of Buckingham
A Machine Learning Approach to Loss Differentiation in 802.11 Wireless Networks, Sophia Pediaditaki, University of Edinburgh
Reprogramming in Mobile Wireless Sensor Networks, Bence Pasztor, Cambridge University
Remediation of Network Attacks, Steven Simpson, Lancaster University
PostModern Internet Resilience and international collaboration in GpENI — The Great Plains Environment for Network Innovation, James Sterbenz,University of Kansas

Network Resilience, Paul Smith, Lancaster University
Addressing the Challenges of Community Orientated Networks, Sara Bury, Lancaster University
Distributed Overlay Anycast, Lawrence Latif, UCL
An algorithm for distributed resource allocation in QoS overlays based on generalized Vickrey auctions, Raul Landa, UCL
Multimedia Editing in the Cloud: Treating Audio as ‘Big Data’, Adam Lindsay, Lancaster University
Replacing Road Traffic Signs with a Network of Signaling Stations,John Burren, Oxford Brookes University

A congestion-sensitive model to manage a NGN environment with heterogeneous mobile customers, Andre Moura, Lancaster University
The P2P-Next Project, Johnathan Ishmael, Lancaster University
SDNT – a generic algorithm-based sensor network design tool, Jin Fan, Loughborough University
Privacy Enhanced Social Routing, Iain Parris, University of St Andrews
Modeling Access Patterns for Internet Based Storage, Dhawal Thakker, Middlesex University
Horizon, A Digital Economy Hub, Derek McAuley, Nottingham University