With a number of collaborators I have been thinking about ways in which Internet measurement data can be shared among the community in a sane way, as well as actually taking some concrete steps and releasing some data.

Papers

Mark Allman, Lann Martin, Michael Rabinovich, Kenneth Atchinson. On Community-Oriented Internet Measurement. Passive and Active Measurement Conference, April 2008.
Mark Allman, Vern Paxson. Issues and Etiquette Concerning Use of Shared Measurement Data. ACM SIGCOMM/USENIX Internet Measurement Conference, October 2007. Talk slides available.
Ruoming Pang, Mark Allman, Vern Paxson, Jason Lee. The Devil and Packet Trace Anonymization. ACM Computer Communication Review, 36(1), January 2006. The public review of this paper is avalable here.
Mark Allman, Ethan Blanton, Wesley Eddy. A Scalable System for Sharing Internet Measurements. Proceedings of the Passive and Active Measurement Workshop, March 2002.

Workshop Reports

kc claffy, Mark Crovella, Timur Friedman, Colleen Shannon, Neil Spring. Community-Oriented Network Measurement Infrastructure (CONMI) Workshop Report, 2005.

Talks

Mark Allman. How Do We Build a Culture That Values Data Catalogs?. CAIDA Internet Measurement Data Catalog Workshop, June 2004.
Ethan Blanton. SIMR: Collecting Useful Meta-Data. CAIDA Internet Measurement Data Catalog Workshop, June 2004.

Data

As part of the LBNL/ICSI tracing project we have released 11GB of anonymized packet headers from over 100 hours of tracing a medium size enterprise network.

(Posted: Mon Jun 7, 2004; Updated: Mon Jul 21, 2008)