Projects funded by research grants from Cisco Systems

Award Date	Project Details
Awarded October 2011	Title of Project	"Using delay-gradient TCP to reduce the impact of 'bufferbloat' and lossy wireless paths"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage
	Cisco Champion	Fred Baker.

Awarded April 2011	Title of Project	"Detecting and Reducing BGP Update Noise"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, Mattia Rossi, Geoff Huston (APNIC)
	Cisco Champion	Robert Raszuk, Fred Baker.

Awarded April 2010	Title of Project	"Exploring the efficacy of distributed statistical traffic classification using modified open source packet filters"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, Sebastian Zander
	Cisco Champion	Fred Baker

Awarded October 2008	Title of Project	"Implementing and testing delay-based and rate-based transport protocols in FreeBSD"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, David Hayes
	Cisco Champion	Fred Baker

Awarded November 2007	Title of Project	"Heuristics to reduce BGP Update Noise"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, Geoff Huston, Mattia Rossi
	Cisco Champion	Clarence Filsfils

Awarded May 2007	Title of Project	"FreeBSD Implementation of an SCTP friendly NAT"
	Project Leader and Participants	Jason But, Grenville Armitage, David Hayes
	Cisco Champion	Randall Stewart

Awarded June 2006	Title of Project	"Anomalous Traffic Detection and Collaborative Network Configuration Using 3D Multiplayer Game Engines"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, Warren Harrop
	Cisco Champion	Fred Baker

Awarded June 2005	Title of Project	"Public Implementation and Interoperability Testing of Next Generation TCP Stack Under FreeBSD"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, Lawrence Stewart
	Cisco Champion	Fred Baker

Awarded December 2004	Title of Project	"Dynamic Self-Learning Traffic Classification Based on Flow Characteristics"
	Project Leader and Participants	Grenville Armitage, Sebastian Zander, Nigel Williams
	Cisco Champion	Fred Baker

These projects have been made possible in part by grants from the Cisco University Research Program Fund at Community Foundation Silicon Valley.

Last Updated: Friday 18-Nov-2011 10:47:56 EST | Maintained by: Grenville Armitage (garmitage@swin.edu.au) | Authorised by: Grenville Armitage (garmitage@swin.edu.au)