US-China Cyberinfrastructure
Collaboration Initiative

CANS 2009

A Decade of Collaboration: Looking Back, Looking Forward

December 2-5, 2009
Beijing, China

Networking experts from China and the United States gather annually at the Chinese-American Networking Symposium (CANS) to discuss new ideas and advancements in networking technologies. The program, alternately held in the United States and China, includes presentations by networking experts, technology updates from each country, and panel discussions. 2009 marks the 10th year of the CANS collaboration.

CANS 2009 Topics focused on:
 1. Clean Slate, Evolutional, and Incremental Solutions for the Internet
 2. Internet Security Issues
 3. Transition to IPv6
 4. Cloud Computing

Printable Program (PDF) (71.4 KB)

Keynote Presentations:

• Reinvent Internet Infrastructure with OpenFlow and Software Defined Networking (26.0 KB)

  Guru Parulkar, Stanford University

Clean Slate, Evolutional, and Incremental Solution for the Internet:

• GENI: Exploring Networks of the Future (15.1 MB)

  Heidi Picher Dempsey, GENI Project Office

• Cyberinfrastructure at the University of Utah (30.9 MB)

  Steve Corbato, University of Utah

Transition to IPv6:

• IVI Translation Concepts and Experience (643.6 KB)

  Xing Li, CERNET

• V6 Topics and Internet2 (171.6 KB)

  Dale Finkelson, Internet2

• Consideration on IPv6 Address Management (2.7 MB)

  Wei Wang, CNNIC

Networking Industry Panel:

• Key Technologies for Cloud Computing (2.6 MB)

  Kevin Yin, Cisco

• Cloud Computing and Data Center Fabric (15.3 MB)

  David Yen, Juniper Networks

Cloud Computing Industry Panel:

• Cloud Computing Case Studies (6.4 MB)

  Jinzy Zhu, IBM

• Data Centers, Client Devices and the Cloud: Tools to Support Scientific Research (3.8 MB)

  Dennis Gannon, Microsoft

Applications:

• The Internet2 Research & Development Agenda for 2010 (674.7 KB)

  Randy Frank, Internet2

• Opportunities for Bilateral Cooperation in Scientific Data Activities (1.1 MB)

  Paul Uhlir, National Academy of Sciecne, USA

• e-VLBI Application in China (10.5 MB)

  Xiuzhaong Zhang, CAS

• Collaboration Environment for e-Science: Duckling (11.1 MB)

  Kejun Dong, CNIC

Internet Security and Monitoring:

• Securing the Internet Cloud: Challenges & Opportunities (4.7 MB)

  Farnam Jahanian, University of Michigan

• Monitoring CERNET Backbone - HYDRA System (1.9 MB)

  Jian Going, Southeast University, China

• GLORIAD's Automated Flow-based Network Performance Monitoring (5.5 MB)

  Greg Cole & Harika Tandra, GLORIAD