Re: [nwcrg] Updates on milestones

"David R. Oran" <daveoran@orandom.net> Tue, 09 April 2019 13:32 UTC

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On 8 Apr 2019, at 9:45, Marie-Jose Montpetit wrote:

> Thanks again to everyone who showed up in Prague in person and on 
> Meetecho.
>
> One thing we now have to doahead of Montreal is to update our 
> milestones and make sure all drafts are current. We may host a virtual 
> interim to review these goals (date TBD).
>
> In order to make sure our milestones are current here my review:
> 	- ICN/NC is well under way

Just to report, I had a chat with Kazuhisa-san after the RG meeting, and 
we settled that he’ll produce the next draft revision, which I’ll 
review personally and have the ICNRG folks look at so we can get to RG 
last cal expeditiously.

> 	- NC and satellite -  same
> 	- SWIF open source codec same; both the related drafts and the 
> hackaton outcomes
> 	- The Tetrys draft is outdated; we had however a goal of having a 
> draft per code in nwcrg and are still on that course; we need advice 
> from the authors
> 	- Interaction between network coding and congestion control: after a 
> burst of interest this seems to have not gathered any further inputs; 
> should we drop it?

It’s kind of sad that congestion control keeps sliding off the table. 
I understand that we can’t keep pushing stuff that nobody is prepared 
to step up and work on, but taking it off the work plan seems to be 
admitting defeat on something that is sufficiently important that we 
ought not to give up on.

> 	- QUIC and NC: we now have active contributors and we expect the 
> activity to pick up with a goal of QUIC v2 implementation (including 
> multipath)
> New potential milestones:
> 	- New topics related to programmable switching/data plane forwarding 
> and NC (link to COINRG) - to be followed? It was not presented in 
> nwcrg nor coinrg so is this a real interest?
> 	- New topic on low delay coding - worth to be continued?
>
> So list what do you think?
>

> M/V
>
> Marie-Jose Montpetit, Ph.D.
> Research Affiliate, MIT Media Laboratory
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