Winter 2012 ESCC/Internet2 Joint Techs
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Lightning Talks

Time 01/25/12 11:24AM-11:49AM

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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 - related to R&E networks, Jt Techs, etc. Today's talks (in THIS order) are:

  1. Eric Pouyoul: Achieving 98Gbps of Cross-country TCP traffic using 2.5 hosts, 10 10G NICs, and 10 TCP streams

  2. Matt Davy: An Open Exchange Software Stack Announcement

  3. David Farmer: Using AppleTV Classroom and for other Interesting things

  4. Dale Carder: Observations on (some) PerfSonar Deployments

  5. Rich Carlson: DOE 's SBIR Program

Speakers

Speaker Paul Love NCO and NOAA

Speaker Eric Pouyoul Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)

Speaker David Farmer University of Minnesota

Speaker Matt Davy Indiana University

Speaker Rich Carlson Department of Energy

Speaker Dale Carder University of Wisconsin

Presentation Media

media item thumbnail Lightning Talks (pdf)

Speaker Paul Love NCO and NOAA

media item thumbnail Observations on (some) PerfSonar Deployments (pdf)

Speaker Dale Carder University of Wisconsin

media item thumbnail ASCR SBIR Program (pdf)

Speaker Rich Carlson Department of Energy

media item thumbnail Announcing Availability of: The NDDI Open Exchange Software Stack (OE-SS) (pdf)

Speaker Matt Davy Indiana University

media item thumbnail Using Apple TV for Classrooms (pdf)

Speaker David Farmer University of Minnesota

media item thumbnail Achieving 98Gbps of Cross-country TCP Traffic using 2.5 hosts (pdf)

Speaker Eric Pouyoul Energy Sciences Network (ESnet)

Session Media

media item thumbnail 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 - related to R&E; networks, Jt Techs, etc. Submissions will be solicited during the workshop. Please send proposals for Lightning Talks to the address given in the "Lightning Talks" section of thew workshop's home page. 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 before the Wednesday mid-morning break. Remember, the 300-second limit will be strictly enforced! media item thumbnail 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 - related to R&E; networks, Jt Techs, etc. Submissions will be solicited during the workshop. Please send proposals for Lightning Talks to the address given in the "Lightning Talks" section of thew workshop's home page. 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 before the Wednesday mid-morning break. Remember, the 300-second limit will be strictly enforced!

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