DARPA Multicast Support for Multimedia
Administration
The 1996-1997 Work is on
Mechanisms for Supporting and Utilising Internet Multicast Multimedia
administrative details
are available plus plans for
98
and
99
all together, until middle of
1999
first half year.
second half year.
first quarter of 97
second quarter of 97
last year.
Posters:
summary
and
poster for 99
mid 98/99 poster
98 quad poster
97 quad poster
Technical Work Reports
We are
CAIRN
participants, with our own VC (1.5Mbps from UCL CS to US).
Our
1998-1999 CAIRN Exerimental plans
are available.
A
2nd draft report about altq/cbq on cairn
which updates a previous
draft report.
and some
tuning info for altq
RP Addressed Multicast Architecture
work. and
diff-serv deployment ietf work
A report on
ICE'98
is available.
A QoS Multicast Routing protocol,
YAM
We have integrated a twelve-country Mbone running over the European
ATM Pilot
We have developed a new audio conferencing tool called
RAT
Our multimedia server now provides basic
multicast recording and playback
We have written
sdr
, a session directory tool for the Mbone.
We have also written
network text editor
, a scalable multicast-based shared text editor for use in Mbone conferences.
Masters Students
PGM Implementation Report
and
source
and
Class Diagrams
, with support from
cisco
in the form of router loan.
Further Afield
Other recent pieces of work include:
CCCP
CBQ
HPIM
Conferencing Architecture
Group Communciations Survey
a VR TP
a reliable bulk txfer protocol
congestion avoidance for a reliable multicast
self organising transcoders
diff serve va mul tcp
CRAM: Cell Re-Labelling for ATM Multicast: IP style multicast for ATM
simulation of CRAM
CBT multicast routing protocol
and
architecture
Meeting coordination
We took
Minutes
from the
IRTF RM
group meeting in memphis in April 1997, and are hosting the meeting in July 1998.
And we had a couple of retreats in the project:
multimedia retreat #1, 8/8/97
recently, and helped with another
multimedia retreat #2, 14/11/97
Related Activities
If you are interested in
history
, Peter Kirstein has written a 25th anniversary article.
We also help coordinate the
ICB
See also
RADIOACTIVE
Active Networking Program.