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
Amount (AUD)
Source
Research Leader / Primary Contact
Description
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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