Project Number

1855

Project Title

APRA-GENI: Applying a Project-Based Approach to Understanding Multiple GENI Resources for Networking Research and Education
a.k.a. APRAGENI

Technical Contacts

Principal Investigator: Kaiqi Xiong <​kxxics@rit.edu>
co-PI: Yin Pan <​yxpvks@rit.edu>
co-PI: Yong Guan <​yguan@iwstate.edu>
Bing Wang <​bing@engr.uconn.edu>

Participating Organizations

Rochester Institute of Technology, ​http://www.rit.edu/, ​http://www.gccis.rit.edu/

Iowa State University, ​http://www.iastate.edu/

University of Connecticut, ​http://www.uconn.edu/

GPO Liaison System Engineer

Mark Berman

Scope

This project will use a project-based approach to training undergraduate and graduate students on using GENI for experiments through summer camps, course projects, thesis research and workshops. The focus will be using GENI for conducting large-scale and realistic research and education experiments. The goal of the training is to give students a better understanding of network concepts and protocols in a large-scale computer network and give them hands-on experience with GENI. All material will be made available on the web for unrestricted use.

Current Capabilities

BRIEF descriptions of resources/functions/tools that are available to anyone in the GENI community

Milestones

MilestoneDate(APRAGENI: S4.a GEC12)? Project plan presentation at GEC12.

MilestoneDate(APRAGENI: S4.b GEC13)? First workshop at GEC13.

MilestoneDate(APRAGENI: S4.c Summer 2012)? First summer camp.

Events

GREE 2012 in Los Angeles, March 15-16, 2012

​First GENI Summer Camp at RIT, May 29 - June 2, 2012

GREE 2013 in Salt Lake City, March 2013

Project Technical Documents

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Quarterly Status Reports

Post GEC13 Report

Post GEC14 Report

Related Projects

​Project-Name Includes non-GENI projects.