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National Science Foundation’s Town Hall Meeting on
GENI—Global Environment for Networking Innovations

May 5-6, 2006
9:00 am - 5:00 pm, May 5, 2006
9:00 am – noon, May 6, 2006
Chicago, IL

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A webcast of the meeting was recorded but is no longer available online. If you are interested in finding out more about it, please e-mail info@cra.org.

Slides:

GENI: Global Environment for Networking Innovations. Zhao (545 KB PDF)
GENI Town Hall Meeting. Fisher (45 KB PDF)
GENI: Global Environment for Network Innovations. Anderson (445 KB PDF)
Initial Thoughts on Access Control and Key Management for the GENI Instrument. Reiter (305 KB PDF)
Goals for GENI. Wroclawski (75 KB PDF)
Breakout Sessions. (17 KB PDF)
Distributed Systems and Applications Group Comments, May 5. Park & Nahrstedt. (29 KB PDF)
Distributed Systems and Applications Group Comments, May 6. Park & Nahrstedt. (26 KB PDF)
Network Protocols and Architectures. Griffeth, Parulkar, Wroclawski. (12 KB PDF)
Network Protocols and Architectures Breakout. Griffeth, Fisher, Wroclawski. (15 KB PDF)
GENI Breakout Session: From Core to Edge – Optical Networks, Measurements, and Real-Time Issues. Fisher, Parulkar, Sha, Mukherjee. (35 KB PDF)
GENI Breakout Session: From Core to Edge – Optical Networks, Measurements, and Real-Time Issues. Fisher, Sha, Mukherjee. (85 KB PDF)
Securing GENI, and Security Experiments on GENI. Levitt & Fahmy. (40 KB PDF)
Securing GENI, and Security Experiments on GENI. Levitt & Fahmy. (35 KB PDF)
Wireless and Sensor Networks Break-out Session. Chandramouli. (10 KB PDF)
Wireless and Sensor Networks-- Facility Design at the Edges and its Reach into the Core. Agrawal. (425 KB PDF)

May 5, 2006
9:00 am-10:00 am	Welcome and Overview of the GENI Project
	Wei Zhao, NSF
	Town Hall Meeting Objectives
	Darleen Fisher, NSF
10:00 am - 12:30 pm (with 15 minute break)	GENI: Global Environment for Network Innovations Report from the Planning Group
	Tom Anderson, University of Washington Joseph Evans, University of Kansas Mike Reiter, Carnegie Mellon University Jon Turner, Washington University John Wroclawski, ISI
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm	Lunch

1:30 pm - 3:30 pm	Breakouts
	Distributed Systems and Applications -- Facility Design for Research at the Top of the Design Stack Optical Networks, Measurement, and Real-time issues -- Facility Design at the Core and its Reach into the Edges Wireless and Sensor Networks -- Facility Design at the Edges and its Reach into the Core Protocols and Architectures -- End-to-End Facility Design Security – Securing GENI and Security Experiments
3:30 pm - 3:45 pm	Break

3:45 pm - 5:00 pm	Report out from the breakout groups

Dinner on your own

May 6, 2006
8:00 am - 9:00 am	NSF Panel—Research Programs and GENI
	Darleen Fisher, NeTS Brett Fleisch, CSR Karl Levitt, CyberTrust David Goodman, NeTS Guru Parulkar, NeTS Sirin Tekinay, CCF Wei Zhao, CNS Division
9:10 am - 11:00 am	Breakout sessions (continue discussion or attend different session)
	Distributed Systems and Applications -- Facility Design for Research at the Top of the Design Stack Optical Networks, Measurement, and Real-time issues -- Facility Design at the Core and its Reach into the Edges Wireless and Sensor Networks -- Facility Design at the Edges and its Reach into the Core Protocols and Architectures -- End-to-End Facility Design Security – Securing GENI and Security Experiments
11:00 am - noon	Report out of the breakout sessions