Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of APRAGENI/GREE2013


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  • APRAGENI/GREE2013

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    22= The Second GENI Research and Educational Experiment Workshop (GREE2013) =
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    4 '''March 2013, Salt Lake City, Utah
     4'''March 21-22, 2013, Salt Lake City, Utah
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    77The Global Environment for Network Innovation (GENI) infrastructure is becoming a mature virtual laboratory for exploring future Internet at-scale. It supports at-scale experimentation on shared and heterogeneous GENI resources among multiple users, permits users to do deep programmability throughout the network, and offers collaborative and exploratory environments for innovative research and education. More and more researchers, educators, and students have started or are starting to conduct research and educational experiments on the GENI infrastructure. NSF has sponsored more than 15 GENI experiment projects since September 2010.
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    9 Following the successful first GENI Research and Educational Experiment Workshop (GREE2012), the second GREE Workshop will be a one-day workshop (GREE2013), co-located with GEC 16 in March 2013 at the University of Utah. It will report  recent progress and shed lights on future direction of GENI from an experimenter’s point of view, and will inspire researchers and students to conduct experiments on multiple GENI resources. Furthermore, it will provide a communication channel among GENI experimenters, as well as between GENI developers and GENI experimenters, for a better understanding of multiple GENI resources. It is expected that the workshop would include a keynote speech, paper presentations, an experimenter panel/open discussion, and tutorials and demos on GENI components.
     9Following the successful first GENI Research and Educational Experiment Workshop (GREE2012), the second GREE Workshop will be a one-day workshop (GREE2013), from noon March 21 to noon March 22, co-located with GEC 16 at the University of Utah. It will report  recent progress and shed lights on future direction of GENI from an experimenter’s point of view, and will inspire researchers and students to conduct experiments on multiple GENI resources. Furthermore, it will provide a communication channel among GENI experimenters, as well as between GENI developers and GENI experimenters, for a better understanding of multiple GENI resources. It is expected that the workshop would include a keynote speech, paper presentations, an experimenter panel/open discussion, and tutorials and demos on GENI components.
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    1111We strongly encourage participations not only from current GENI developers and experimenters, but also from researchers and students not previously involved in GENI but are interested in participating future GENI projects to build a larger community of researchers and students using the GENI infrastructure. The workshop will benefit GENI developers for better shaping their GENI development plans, will benefit existing GENI experimenters for a better understanding of GENI resources, and will benefit new comers for future GENI projects and funding.