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PhD Course Introduction. Future Network Architectures and Experimentation. About Me. David Stezenbach Sep. 2010: Diploma Degree in Computer Science University of Wuerzburg, Germany Focus on network science
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PhD Course Introduction Future Network Architectures and Experimentation
About Me • David Stezenbach • Sep. 2010: Diploma Degree in Computer Science • University of Wuerzburg, Germany • Focus on network science • Diploma Thesis on “Implementing & Testing Seamless Gateway Handovers in Wireless Mesh Networks” • Since Oct. 2010: Research Assistant & PhD Student • University of Vienna, Austria • Research Group of Future Communication (endowed by A1 Telekom Austria AG) • Supervisor Prof. Dr. Kurt Tutschku
Current Research Topic: FedNet • Algorithms and Operating. Procedures for Federated Virtualized. Networks (FedNet) • Euro‐NF/SJRP with University of Aveiro & BTH Sweden • Current research: • Scaling behavior of virtualized router platform • Identifying effects in the packet stream caused by virtualization • Future topics: • Derive models of scaling behavior (linear or something else?) • Path behavior with multiple virtualized routers • Video streaming on virtualized routers and links
Current Research Topic: OptFI • Optimization Challenges in the Operation of the Future, Federated Internet (OptFI) • Vienna Science, Research and Technology Fund in conjunction with Vienna University of Technology • Current topics: • Mapping multiple application slices into a federated shared substrate • Description parameters for slices and the available network resources • Research questions on the Virtual Network Embedding Problem • Future work: • Evaluate multiple optimization based mapping approaches • Discuss and evaluate tradeoff between optimization time and “return of investment” • Timeframe of slice mapping and resource continuity