[Fwd: proposal for a new COST on Traffic Measurements and Analysis]
- Subject: [mome-announce] [Fwd: proposal for a new COST on Traffic Measurements and Analysis]
- From: Felix Strohmeier <fstrohmeier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 08 May 2006 18:21:05 +0200
- Organization: Salzburg Research
Dear all,
Fabio Ricciato, initiator of a new COST proposal described below asked me to forward this information to potential partners. We felt, that the mome-announcement mailing list might be a good place to ask for expression of interests. In case you are interested, please reply directly to him <ricciato@xxxxxx>, to be added to the new established mailing list.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Participation is limited to the 34 member countries of COST, that include the 25 EU Member States, Bulgaria, Croatia, Iceland, Norway, Romania, Serbia and Montenegro, FYR of Macedonia, Switzerland and Turkey. In addition, Israel is a cooperating state. (Further details at http://www.cost.esf.org/)
With best regards, Felix Strohmeier.
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [E-next-BME] E-NEXT.members: proposal for a new COST on Traffic Measurements and Analysis Date: Mon, 08 May 2006 13:03:13 +0200 From: ricciato <ricciato@xxxxxx>
Dear all
following some private discussions during the last INFOCOM I am taking the initiative to propose a new COST Action on the topic of Traffic Monitoring and Analysis.
I think the research community active in this topic in Europe is now pretty large and stable. What is still missing is a place for "getting together" and a tool for building up more community awareness. I think that starting a new COST specifically on this topic is a pretty appropriate first step in this direction, especially because it comes at a (quasi) zero-cost in terms of management overhead (COST doesn't cost...). As you know, COST actions bring small money and even less management overhead (say almost negligible): they are just meant to fund networking and dissemination of research results, not the research itself. In my view, the new COST proposal should address all research activities targeted at exploiting _Traffic Monitoring and Analysis for Network Management_, therefore including: anomaly detection, large-scale performance monitoring, network tomography, network security, modeling from measurements, measurement tools, visualization and organization of measured data, etc. I would like to include a specific workpackage on measurements in "emerging" wireless networks, e.g. 3G and Wimax
Please find attached a preliminary draft of the proposal descriptions. This document is meant just as a starting point, open to modifications & additions and any other contribution from future participants. The final proposal is due by May 31st (http://www.cost.esf.org/index.php).
I am now collecting expressions of interest by potential partners in the consortium.
Find below a list of research groups that have already adhered.
I volunteer to take care of the proposal submission and to coordinate the consortium-building process. I've set a temporary mailing list (new-cost@xxxxxx, it will be operational in few hours) to ease further information exchanges. If you are interested to adhere to the proposal please drop me an email with the names of 1-2 reference person(s) and I will add them to the mailing list.
feel free to forward it to potentially interested groups ciao fabio
List of groups that have confirmed interest:
FRANCE - Eurecom (E. Biersack) - Thomson Lab Paris (C. Diot, A. Soule) - INRIA Sophia-Antipolis (Chadi Barakat)
AUSTRIA - FTW Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien, Vienna (F. Ricciato) - Salzburgresearch, Salzburg (U. HOffmann, F. Strohmeier)
ITALY - University La Sapienza, Rome (A. Baiocchi, F. Vacirca) - Politecnico di Torino (M. Mellia) - Universita di Pisa (S. Giordano)
UK - Intel Research, Cambridge (G. Iannaccone)
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Dr. Fabio Ricciato
Forschungszentrum Telekommunikation Wien (ftw.)
Project Manager, Senior Researcher
Packet Networking
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email: ricciato@xxxxxx
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