CRI: Collaborative Research: Building the Next-Generation Global Routing Monitoring System

摘要计划：NSF04-588Cise计算研究基础设施标题：CRI合作研究：建立下一代全球路由监控系统领导建议：CNS-0551725PI：Massey，Daniel F.机构：科罗拉多州立大学建议：CNS-0551661 PI：Meyer，David M.机构：俄勒冈大学建议：CNS-0551541PI：王，兰斯机构：孟菲斯大学建议：CNS-0551736PI：张，利夏机构：加州大学洛杉矶分校研究人员在俄勒冈大学，科罗拉多州立大学，孟菲斯大学，加州大学洛杉矶分校将开发下一代RouteViews系统作为社区资源，为网络研究人员、教育工作者和网络运营商提供最需要的数据。RouteViews提供有关全球互联网中路由的数据，并跟踪互联网节点的变化。该项目建立在1998年启动的现有RouteViews数据收集系统的基础上。该系统将来自全球互联网的路由数据存档，最初是作为网络运营商的工具。在过去的几年中，RouteViews档案迅速成为网络研究社区的主要数据源，最近的许多网络路由研究项目都从中受益。这些项目的范围从网络拓扑测量和路由稳定性分析到网络诊断、异常检测和新的路由协议设计。RouteViews的数据也开始出现在课堂上，并有可能用于研究生和本科教育。该项目将解决初始实施中在系统架构和收集的数据质量方面的弱点。调查人员将用可扩展的数据采集器取代当前的路由器软件包，以新的标准格式重建数据档案，并提供全球路由信息的实时分发。

AbstractProgram: NSF 04-588 CISE Computing Research InfrastructureTitle: CRI Collaborative Research: Building the Next-Generation Global Routing Monitoring SystemLead Proposal: CNS-0551725PI: Massey, Daniel F.Institution: Colorado State University Proposal: CNS-0551661 PI : Meyer, David M.Institution: University of OregonProposal: CNS-0551541PI : Wang, LanInstitution: University of MemphisProposal: CNS-0551736PI : Zhang, LixiaInstitution: University of California-Los AngelesResearchers at the University of Oregon, Colorado State University, University of Memphis, and University of California at Los Angeles will develop the next generation of the RouteViews system as a community resource to provide the most needed data to networking researchers and educators and network operators. RouteViews provides data on routing in the global Internet and tracks changes at Internet nodes. The project builds upon the existing RouteViews data collection system that was launched in 1998. That system archives routing data from the global Internet and was originally intended as a tool for network operators. Over the last few years, the RouteViews archive has quickly become a major data source for the network research community and numerous recent network routing research projects have benefited from it. These projects range from network topology measurement and routing stability analysis to network diagnosis, anomaly detection, and new routing protocol designs. RouteViews data is also starting to appear in classrooms and has potential for use in both graduate and undergraduate education. This project will address weaknesses in the initial implementation both in the system architecture and the quality of data collected. The investigators will replace the current router software package with an extensible data collector, rebuild the data archive with a new standard format, and provide real-time distribution of the global routing information.