Northeast Ohio Networking Workshop (NEONet 2008)

Program Information

08:30--09:00 Registration

09:00--09:30 Workshop Opens, Welcome notes

• General Welcome and Opening Statement
  Joseph Ishac (NASA GRC)
• Sponsor's Welcome: Ohio ICE - NorTech
  Dave Karpinski (NorTech)
• Program Chair's Opening Remarks
  Javed I Khan (Kent State University) and Benjamin Kuperman (Oberlin College)

09:30--10:20 SESSION 1.
Network Security

1. Network Virus Detection
   Kenneth Atchinson (Baldin-Walice Colledge) & Kevin Schaffer (Kent State University)
   (Slides)
2. "SELLS: A Space Efficient Local Look-up Search Peer-to-Peer Protocol for Trustworthy Key Distribution"
   Graciela Perera (Youngstown State University)
   (Slides)

10:20--10:50 Break

10:50--12:05 SESSION 2.
Network QoS & Fault Tolerant Networking

1. Self-healing adaptive network technologies for IVHM
   Joseph Ishac (NASA Glenn Research Center)
   (Slides)
2. "Highly Concurrent Fault Tolerance Computing using Software Transactional Memory"
   Wenbing Zhao (Cleveland State University)
   (Slides)
3. Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking (DTN) Protocol
   William D. Ivancic (NASA Glenn Research Center)
   (Slides)

12:05--13:05 LUNCH

13:05--14:20 SESSION 3.
Next Generation Architecture (Space, Internet, and Web)

1. Anycast CDNs Revisited
   Hussein A. Alzoubi and Michael Rabinovich (Case Western Reserve University), Seungjoon Lee (AT&T Research)
   (Slides)
2. On Measurement and Experimental Norms
   Mark Allman (ICSI)
   (Slides)
3. A Cost Efficient Space Communication Architecture for Multiparty Enterprise Age of Space Exploration
   Omar Y. Tahboub and Javed I. Khan (Kent State University)
   (Slides)

14:20--14:50 Break

14:50--16:05 SESSION 4.
Wireless, Sensor & Mobile Networks

1. QoS and Fault Tolerance Considerations in Wireless Mesh Networks
   Yasir Drabu and Hassan Peyravi (Kent State University)
   (Slides)
2. A General Framework for Adaptive and Distributed Information Processing in Wireless Sensor Networks
   Hongbo Jiang, Shudong Jin (Case Western Reserve University)
   (Slides)
3. Using k-Dominating Sets to Select Cluster Heads for Data Aggregation in Sensor Systems
   Kranthi K. Mamidisetty, Maithili Ghamande, Mike Ferrara, and Shivakumar Sastry (University of Akron)
   (Slides)

16:05--16:30 Open Discussion

16:30 Workshop Closes