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Objectives
- To measure the development of the topology and traffic in and around the UKLight network
- Develop and Deploy Grid Probe technology on the network
- Develop 'back end' feature extraction and data compression
- Archive flow traces and statistics
- Provide real-time views on specific flows for other UKLight users
- Provide Grid Service based access to archive data
Summary
- Working with global, high capacity networks is experimental. As with all experiments, it is necessary to measure and analyse the behaviour of the system. We expect that it will exhibit self-organizing behaviour. This project is the e-Science of Networking.
- £1.2 million project that has started in September 2004, will record, analyse and publish the traffic and topology evolution throughout the lifetime of UKLight. In collaboration between: University College London (EE & CS), Loughborough University (EE & CS), University of Cambridge (EE & CS) and Endace (Industrial).
- See the Final Case for Support here (GR/T10503)
Sister Project(s)
- UKLight
- 46PaQ: IPv4 and IPv6 Performance and QoS (EPSRC)
- NETSYS CoE: e-Science/Grid Centre of Excellence in Networked Systems (e-Science)
- ESLEA: Delivering the Potential of Optical Networking with UKLight
- See the MASTS/46PAQ presentation given in the first UKLight All Hands meeting at NeSC





