Workshop Pre-Announcement
Eric Travis <travis@clark.net> Fri, 19 June 1998 17:43 UTC
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(Apologies for those receiving this on two or more mailing lists) WORKSHOP PRE-ANNOUNCEMENT Internets in Emerging Mixed Environments - a workshop to be held August 5 and 6th - The means used for connecting users (or their avatars) to the Internet backbone are evolving at a rapid pace. Emerging technologies include high-speed fiber, tetherless (satellite, mobile and portable) and cable-modem based communications. These increasingly-diverse networking technologies are being interconnected to support a wider range of user communities whose environments and operational requirements are far more stressed than have been previously associated with the Internet community. The challenge facing us is in efficiently interconnecting these diverse technologies in a wide variety of environments while fully exploiting their inherent capabilities. The JPL Protocol Standards R&D Program would like to host a workshop on the means, methods and potential barriers to providing efficient and effective reliable data transport services within increasingly heterogeneous networking environments. The workshop will be conducted in an interactive and informal manner - the first day will consist of invited presentations and short position papers (each followed by brief discussion periods) from representatives of various communities of interest (technological, environmental and user) to provide a community-wide overview of the issues, challenges and potential solutions regarding the use internet technologies in increasingly diverse environments. The second day will be sleeves-rolled-up working session to discuss and identify how and where common problems may be solved in the future. The goal of this workshop is to serve as a catalyst; bringing together representatives from the diverse communities of interest in order to begin the process of identifying the common subset of environmental/protocol specific issues and to formulate a strategy to address these problem areas in a unified fashion. The emphasis will be the on building cross-community teams to address common problems/needs. Government (NASA, and DOD), academic and commercial research related to operations in emerging, heterogeneous environments will be discussed, as will opportunities for technology transfer, collaborative research and development and future experiments in extending the Internet will be discussed by the participants. The workshop will have a $50 registration fee to cover the cost of the meeting facilities and refreshments. If you are interested in attending a workshop like this, please respond by Friday June 26th! If there is sufficient interest, a formal announcement, solicitation of position papers and web-page agenda and registration information will be posted. Please cut and paste the following "questionnaire" and email to ltorgerson@jpl.nasa.gov with the subject line including the word "Workshop" - and please ensure your return e-mail address is included. **************************************************************************** I'm interested: 1. Is there a specific topic you'd like to see discussed? 2. Would you like to present a short position paper? 3. Would you need hotel accommodations in the Pasadena area? 4. Would you need laptop power? 5. Would you be interested in a tour of JPL on Friday AM, August 7th? 6. Citizenship (US or ??) 7. Your phone number if you'd like a call to discuss specifics. **************************************************************************** ------------------------------------------------------------ J. Leigh Torgerson Jet Propulsion Laboratory Telecommunications Protocol Standards R&D Work Area Manager (818) 393-0695 (818) 354-9068 fax ------------------------------------------------------------
- Workshop Pre-Announcement Eric Travis