Workshop:FIA investigator meeting fall 2013

该基金支持2013年秋季未来互联网架构（FIA）首席研究员会议。会议使pi能够讨论四个主题：1)故障管理，包括检测，定位，隔离/避免/围绕它们工作，以及修复/恢复；2)路由，这里感兴趣的不是方案当前如何进行路由的完整细节，而是不同的方法提供了什么作为路由的基础，以及它们对路由协议的要求；3)物联网（IoT），有几个项目对传感器、机器对机器（M2M）等感兴趣；4)性能，因为国际汽联的大多数建议并没有在简单的性能改进（例如，有效使用链接）的基础上将自己与当前的互联网区分开来，但确实提出了关于性能方面的不同和有趣的问题。本次会议的目的是梳理这些问题，并比较国际汽联的建议在这方面。知识价值：对这些主题的讨论使国际汽联的各个项目更好地关注关键问题，如网络管理，这些问题在以前的国际汽联会议上没有得到高层的关注。这次讨论也为更实质性的安全讨论奠定了基础，可能会在2014年春季的下一次会议上进行。路由和性能的讨论将FIA的工作与网络研究的一些更传统的主题联系在一起。对物联网的讨论为不同的FIA提案在重要应用领域的适用性提供了一个视角。目的是这些讨论提供对这些问题的深入评估，这应该对项目本身以及更广泛的网络社区有直接的好处。更广泛的影响：NSF FIA工作的更广泛的目标是增强NSF网络研究计划的相关性和影响，丰富网络研究社区的知识，以及对互联网未来的新概念和思想领导的贡献。FIA总的来说，特别是研讨会，是一种培养长期建筑思维实践的学术网络研究人员的手段。FIA有潜力为未来的互联网做出贡献，使其在物质上更安全、更强大、经济上更可行，并且比今天的互联网更适合社会需求。本次研讨会的结果已公布在国际汽联网站（www.nets-fia.net）上，供公众传播，预计将为实现这一更广泛的目标作出贡献。

This grant supports the fall 2013 Future Internet Architecture (FIA) principal investigator meeting. The meeting enables PIs to discuss four topics: 1) the management of faults, which includes detection, localization, isolation/avoidance/working around them, and repair/recovery; 2) routing where the interest here is not the complete details of how the schemes are currently doing routing, but what the different approaches provide as foundations for routing, and what they require from a routing protocol; 3) the Internet of Things (IoT), which is of interest to several of the projects that have a point of view about sensors, machine to machine (M2M), etc.; and 4) performance, since most of the FIA proposals do not distinguish themselves from the current Internet on the basis of simple performance improvements (e.g., efficient use of links), but do raise different and interesting questions about aspects of performance. The goal of this session is to tease these questions out and compare the FIA proposals in this light.Intellectual Merit: The discussions of these topics lead to a better focus by the various FIA projects on key issues, such as network management, which have not received high-level attention in previous FIA meetings. The discussion also lays the groundwork for a more substantive discussion of security, perhaps at the next meeting in spring 2014. The discussions of routing and performance tie the FIA efforts to some more traditional topics of network research. The discussion of IoT provides a lens into the applicability of the different FIA proposals for an important application space. The intention is that these discussions provide an in-depth assessment of these issues, which should be of direct benefit to the projects themselves as well as the broader networking community.Broader Impacts: The broader goal of the NSF FIA effort is enhancing the relevance and impact of the NSF program of network research, intellectual enrichment of the network research community, and the contribution of new concepts and thought leadership to the future of the Internet. FIA in general and the workshops in particular are a means to train a cohort of academic network researchers in the practice of long-range architectural thinking. FIA has the potential to contribute to a future Internet that is materially more secure, robust, economically viable, and fit for the needs of society than the Internet of today. The results of this workshop, posted on the FIA website (www.nets-fia.net) for public dissemination, are expected to provide a contribution to this broader goal.