2006WinterRetreat
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Agenda
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January 9th - Monday
- 13:30 Opening Talks
- 14:45 break
- 15:00 Student talks 1 (joint): 25min talk + 20min discussion
- Zhangxi Tan - Internet in a Box
- Rodrigo Fonseca/George Porter - Breaking Layers With Annotations in a Distributed Environment
- Dennis Geels - Replay Debugging for Distributed Systems
- Breakout topics (5min)
- I.I.A.B. (Dave)
- 1st Application (Rodrigo & James)
- Lessons from machine learning and systems: past, present, and future (Jordan)
- Industrial strength web development: making PHP industrial strength (Fox)
- Networking and data centers: Inside & Outside (Scott & Ion)
- 17:15 break
- 18:00 dinner/assigned tables, discuss breakout topics
- 20:00 Poster Session 1
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January 10th, Tuesday
- 08:30 Report back from breakouts
- 10:00 break
- 10:30 Student talks 2 (parallel sessions)
- TRACK A
- Steve Zhang - Signatures Retrieval and Clustering
- Peter Bodik - Capturing and Mining Operator Behavior
- Weidong Cui - Protocol-Independent Adaptive Replay of Application Dialog
- TRACK B
- Karthik Lakshimnarayanan - Making DHTs Robust to Internet Routing Failures
- Fang Yu - Fast and Memory-Efficient Regular Expression Matching for Deep Packet Inspection
- Jayanthkumar Kannan - On the Session Structure of Network Applications
- TRACK A
- 12:30 Lunch/long break/skiing
- 17:00 Work-in-progress sessions (shorter talks: 10min talk + 10 disc.)
- Wei Xu - Regulating workload in J2EE application servers
- Brighten Godfrey - Node Selection to Minimize Churn in Distributed Systems
- James Zhang - Proposed RADS Testbed App
- Signup for open mic session
- 18:30 Check from Sun
- 18:30 Dinner - Mike Jordan talk
- 20:00 Open mic session
- 21:00 Poster Session 2
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January 11th - Wednesday
- 08:30 Visitor Feedback (Discussion of feedback at the bottom of the Visitor Feedback)
- 10:00 Break, checkout, Photo
- 10:30 Visitor Feedback 2 (joint)
- 12:00 Lunch/departure
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Other
Any other informative or logistic matters.
- Future retreat dates
- Feedback about the retreat itself
- Feedback Discussion
- If you're interested in using machine learning techniques to attack systems problems, take a look at SysML 2006 at [1]. The paper deadline is March 3rd, the workshop is on June 27, co-located with SIGMETRICS in Saint-Malo, France. Please submit your best papers!
