Funding

CAIA members attract funding from a number of external and internal sources. The table below lists the funds brought to Swinburne (either in their entirety or transferred from other instutions)

Date (awarded)
Amount (AUD)
Source
Research Leader / Primary Contact
Description
Sep 2009
$683K
ARC Future FellowshipL. Andrew
Four years contribution to salary and infrastructure/equipment costs for Associate Professor Lachlan Andrew to pursue an ARC Future Fellowship research program
Dec 2008
~$66K
Agilent Technologies Foundation (USA)G. Armitage
Large Scale synthesis and evaluation of interactions between VoIP, online multiplayer games and traditional TCP-based services in the broadband consumer environment
Oct 2008
~$121K
Cisco USA (CCRI grant)G. ArmitageImplementing and testing delay-based and rate-based transport protocols in FreeBSD
Oct 2008
$50K
Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC)G. ArmitageExploring the Utilisation of IPv4 Address Space and Size of the NATed IPv4 Internet
Sep 2008
$21K
FreeBSD FoundationL. StewartG. ArmitageEnhancing the FreeBSD TCP Implementation
Dec 2007
$19K
auDA Foundation G. Armitage An Open-source Tool for Passive Detection of Unsolicited Network Scans in Small ISP and Enterprise networks
Nov 2007
~$105K
Cisco USA (CCRI grant) G. Armitage Heuristics to reduce BGP Update Noise
Nov 2007
$12K
Swinburne Researcher Development Grants 2008
P. Branch
Lawful interception of peer-to-peer voice over IP traffic
Oct 2007 $28K
Cisco USA G. Armitage [Supplemental funding for "Public implementation and interoperability testing of next generation TCP stack under FreeBSD"]
May 2007 $78K
Cisco USA (CCRI grant)
J. But
FreeBSD Implementation of an SCTP friendly NAT
April 2007 $30K
Cisco USA G. Armitage [Supplemental funding for "Public implementation and interoperability testing of next generation TCP stack under FreeBSD"]
Dec 2006 $19K
Swinburne Researcher Development Grants 2007
H. Vu
Replacing mobile communication with wireless VoIP
Dec 2006
$27K
Swinburne Researcher Development Grants 2007
J. But
Analysis of BitTorrent performance in a content caching context
Sep 2006
$20K
auDA Foundation G. Armitage Open source implementation of a TCP layer algorithm for Email Spam mitigation
June 2006 $85K
Cisco USA (URP grant) G. Armitage Anomalous traffic detection and collaborative network configuration using 3D multiplayer game engines
May 2006
$60K
Electronic Communication and Commerce Pty Ltd
G. Armitage [Two year collaborative research agreement]
Nov 2005
$77K (of $90K grant)
ARC Discovery Grant
H. Vu Performance Evaluation Methodologies for the Optical Internet (3 year ARC Discovery Project awarded Dec 2004)
Sep  2005
$32K
Cisco USA
G. Armitage [Supplemental support for postgraduate and staff conference travel]
June 2005
$115K
Cisco USA (URP grant)
G. Armitage Public implementation and interoperability testing of next generation TCP stack under FreeBSD
April 2005
$222K
Smart Internet Techologies CRC
G. Armitage Automated Network Re-engineering Techniques and Planning Tools to Support Highly Interactive, Latency-Constrained Applications
Dec 2004
$55K
Cisco USA (URP grant) G. Armitage Dynamic Self-learning Traffic Classification based on Flow Characteristics
Jan 2003
$227K
Cisco Australia
G. Armitage/ R. Constantine
[Cash and equipment support for post-grad stipends and BART]

 

 

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