Lightning Talks
Time 02/02/11 11:10AM-11:50AM
Session Abstract
A Lightning Talk is a very short (no more than 5 minutes) talk on a topic of your choice - anything interesting or timely - or even a bit off the wall. Submissions will be solicited up until 2 pm on TUESDAY; selections will be made by 6 pm that day. Please send proposals for Lightning Talks to jt-lightning-talks@internet2.edu.
Slides are optional. All slides must be pre-loaded on the podium laptop - you will not be permitted to use your own laptop, as there just won't be time for swapping. Slides must be received by 9:30 Wednesday morning. Remember, the 300-second limit will be strictly enforced!
Some tips on how to do a successful Lightning Talk are at:
http://perl.plover.com/lt/osc2003/lightning-talks.html.
Speakers
Speaker Paul Love NCO and NOAA
Speaker Brian Tierney Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)
Speaker Michael Sinatra University of California, Berkeley
Speaker Alan Whinery University of Hawaii
Speaker Azher Mughal California Institute of Technology
Presentation Media
Interactions on a Controller-Based Wireless Network (pdf)
Speaker Jacob Dawson Virginia Tech
Speaker Owen DeLong Hurricane Electric
IPv6 - How can you tell if it is real? (pdf)
Speaker Owen DeLong Hurricane Electric
Speaker Owen DeLong Hurricane Electric
BMW Performance Driving School Experience (pdf)
Speaker Owen DeLong Hurricane Electric
Speaker Kathryn Mace Clemson University
Network Performance Benchmarks Using 40GE NIC (pdf)
Speaker Owen DeLong Hurricane Electric
Speaker Azher Mughal California Institute of Technology
Get Ready for World IPv6 Day (pdf)
Speaker Owen DeLong Hurricane Electric
Speaker Michael Sinatra University of California, Berkeley
Secondary tracks Network Infrastructures
Session Media
Lightning Talks Netcast Archive
A Lightning Talk is a very short (no more than 5 minutes) talk on a topic of your choice - anything interesting or timely - or even a bit off the wall. Submissions will be solicited up until 2 pm on TUESDAY; selections will be made by 6 pm that day. Please send proposals for Lightning Talks to jt-lightning-talks@internet2.edu.
Slides are optional. All slides must be pre-loaded on the podium laptop - you will not be permitted to use your own laptop, as there just won't be time for swapping. Slides must be received by 9:30 Wednesday morning. Remember, the 300-second limit will be strictly enforced!
Some tips on how to do a successful Lightning Talk are at:
http://perl.plover.com/lt/osc2003/lightning-talks.html.
Lightning Talks Netcast Archive
A Lightning Talk is a very short (no more than 5 minutes) talk on a topic of your choice - anything interesting or timely - or even a bit off the wall. Submissions will be solicited up until 2 pm on TUESDAY; selections will be made by 6 pm that day. Please send proposals for Lightning Talks to jt-lightning-talks@internet2.edu.
Slides are optional. All slides must be pre-loaded on the podium laptop - you will not be permitted to use your own laptop, as there just won't be time for swapping. Slides must be received by 9:30 Wednesday morning. Remember, the 300-second limit will be strictly enforced!
Some tips on how to do a successful Lightning Talk are at:
http://perl.plover.com/lt/osc2003/lightning-talks.html.
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