My work is focused on the practical implementation of FAST (Fast AQM and Scalable TCP). Also, I am interested in the measurement of the Internet and the testing of network protocols.
If we want to have a better control on the network, we need to understand the network better -- The better understanding comes from better measurements.
Do experiment -> Observe the phenomena -> Make abstraction and build a better model -> Apply mathematics to analyze the model -> Design better solution -> Do experiment again... This is the "iterative algorithm" I prefer, in my research.
Theory exploring; New Algorithm Designing; Data Tag Testing Cooperation with Web100
Talks:FAST-1: Gigabit-TCP Testbed (A very very preliminary idea of building Gbps Testbed, at the very very beginning phase of the FAST in the free hour of Sigmetrics'02. )
Anyway, dreams have been turning to realities step by step...
FAST Protocols for High Speed Network (An rough
introduction of the theory, algorithm, implementation and experiments on FAST.
For
HENP Working Group and For High Speed File Transfer Protocol Bof, Internet2
Joint Tech Workshop, Feb 2003)
Stanford's Internet Monitoring Group
CAIDA Bandwidth Estimation Meeting