ANT consists of a number of related research projects.
active research projects
We are thankful for
industrial support from Cisco (2005, 2007),
Verisign (2014-2016),
Northop Grumman (2014-2017),
Amazon (2018),
a Michael Keston Research Grant (2017),
and The Rose Foundation (2021).
completed research projects
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MINCEQ
(Measuring the Internet during Novel Coronavirus to Evaluate Quarantine)
(supported by NSF, started in 2020, completed in 2022)
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PAADDOS
(Plannning for Anycast as Anti-DDoS)
(supported by DHS and NWO, started in 2018, completed in 2021)
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DIVOICE
(Detecting, Interpreting, and Validating from Outside, In, and Control, Disruptive Events)
(supported by DHS, started in 2018, completed in 2020)
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GAWSEED
(Global Analysis of Weak Signals for Enterprise Event Detection)
(supported by DARPA, started in 2018, completed in 2022)
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IIOVADR
(Interactive Internet Outage Visualization to Assess Disaster Recovery)
(supported by NSF, started in 2018, completed in 2019)
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LACANIC
(Los Angeles/Colorado Application and Network Information Community)
(supported by DHS, started in 2018, completed in 2020)
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DDIDD
(DDoS Defense in Depth for DNS)
(supported by NSF, started in 2017, completed in 2021)
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EARR
(Enabling Anycast in the Research Root-2016)
(supported by DHS, started in 2017, completed in 2018)
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Retro-Future Bridge
(Retro-Future Bridge and Outages)
(supported by DHS, started in 2016, completed in 2018)
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DUOI
(Detecting and Understanding Outages in the Internet)
(supported by DHS, started in 2016, completed in 2020)
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PINEST
(Planning for Identity and Naming Experimentation Shared Testbed)
(supported by ISI and NSF, started in 2015, completed in 2016)
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T-DNS
(T-DNS)
(supported by Verisign, started in 2013, completed in 2016)
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Retro-Future
(Retro-Future)
(supported by DHS, started in 2012, completed in 2016)
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LACREND
(Los Angeles/Colorado Research Exchange for Network Data)
(supported by DHS, started in 2012, completed in 2017)
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MEGA
(Modern Graph Analysis for Dynamic Networks)
(supported by DARPA, started in 2012, completed in 2014)
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NIPET
(Naming and Internet Protocol Experimentation Testbed)
(supported by ISI and NSF, started in 2012, completed in 2019)
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AMITÉ
(Annotation and Mapping of Internet Topology at the Edges)
(supported by DHS, started in 2009, completed in 2012)
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MR-Net
(Map/Reduce for Network Traffic Analysis (NeTS-NBS-SGER))
(supported by NSF, started in 2008, completed in 2010)
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LANDER-2007
(Los Angeles Network Data Exchange and Repository (2007))
(supported by DHS, started in 2007, completed in 2013)
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MADCAT
(Maltraffic Analysis and Detection in Challenging and Aggregate Traffic (NeTS-NBD))
(supported by NSF, started in 2006, completed in 2010)
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LANDER
(Los Angeles Network Data Exchange and Repository)
(supported by DHS, started in 2004, completed in 2007)
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SAMAN
(Simulation Augmented by Measurement and Analysis for Networks)
(supported by DARPA, started in 2000, completed in 2004)