A case study network showing network changes as a result of work-from-home. Here we know ground truth and can see weekly work behavior (the groups of five bumps), followed by changes on the right in March when work-from-home begins.
There was no formal abstract, but this poster presents early results from examining Internet address changes to identify work-from-home resulting from Covid-19.
This work is part of the MINCEQ project, supported as an NSF CISE RAPID, NSF-2028279.
Ryan Bogutz completed his summer undergraduate research internship at ISI this summer, working with John Heidemann and Yuri Pradkin on his project “Identifying Interesting Outages”.
Ryan Bogutz with his poster at the ISI summer undergraduate research poster session.
In this project, Ryan examined Internet Outage data from Trinocular, developing an outage report that summarized the most “interesting” outages each day. Yuri integrated this report into our outage website where is available as a left side panel.
We hope Ryan’s new report makes it easier to evaluate Internet outages on a given day, and we look forward to continue to work with Ryan on this topic.
Ryan visited USC/ISI in summer 2019 as part of the (ISI Research Experiences for Undergraduates. We thank Jelena Mirkovic (PI) for coordinating the second year of this great program, and NSF for support through award #1659886.
Yuri Pradkin, Christopher Morales Ramos, and John Heidemann, with Christopher’s summer undergraduate research project poster.
Christopher’s project was improving the accuracy in estimating Round Trip Time (RTT) measurements from icmptrain our high-speed IPv4 prober, while minimizing the amount of traffic that was sent. In addition to improving RTT estimates, his work can lead to better geolocation estimates.
His research at ISI was jointly advised by Yuri Pradkin and John Heidemann, as part of the ISI REU program directed by Jelena Mirkovic.