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I am a computer scientist in the
Networking and Security Group
at the
International Computer Science Institute (ICSI). I am also adjunct
faculty in EECS at
Case Western Reserve University.
Prior to joining ICSI in 2003, I worked for BBN Technologies' Internetwork Research Department
at NASA's Glenn Research
Center for six years. And, prior to that I was part of
Shawn Ostermann's
Internetworking Research
Group at Ohio University.
My current research interests are in the areas of network architecture,
network measurement, security, transport protocols and congestion control.
Recent Happenings:
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Tom Callahan defended his
Ph.D. dissertation on naming in March.
Congratulations to Tom!
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Jakub Czyz, Mark Allman, Jing Zhang, Scott Iekel-Johnson,
Eric Osterweil, Michael Bailey.
Assessing IPv6 Adoption, May 2013. Under submission.
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Matt Sargent, Ethan Blanton, Mark Allman.
Modern Application Layer Transmission Patterns from a Transport
Perspective, May 2013. Under submission.
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Matthew Sargent, Brian Stack, Tom Dooner, Mark Allman.
A First Look at 1Gbps Fiber-To-The-Home Traffic, Case
Western Reserve University ShowCASE, April 2013.
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The DASH project now has a
web page.
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Mark Allman.
On Changing the Culture of Empirical Internet
Assessment, March 2013. Revision to appear in CCR.
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Released a new version of
tcpsplit that includes new
features and performance improvements.
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Michael Bailey presented our work
assessing IPv6 adoption in
the wild at NANOG 57.
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