OVERVIEW OF NETWORKING RESEARCH IN NETLAB 1 Dr. Jim Martin Associate Professor School of Computing Clemson University

WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT ? 2 Develop our students!! Teach skills to succeed Teach how to solve problems Teach how to be leaders Teach how to be innovators Teach how to do the R and the D in R&D!!!

Eye tracking Scientific visualization Information visualization Digital Production Arts Making sense of ‘big data’ Biometrics Large facilities: assembly plants, transportation systems plants, transportation systems Sensors – roads, cars, human, factory Analytics, Forecasting Access, Management Databases, File systems Data Intensive computing Mining Broadband access – DSL, Cable, FTTH, High speed networking, Heterogeneous wireless systems, Software defined networks, Network security, cybersecurity Robust systems Interfaces, Systems Modeling, Mobile applications Software engineering Trustworthy computing Virtual environments Accessibility Human computer interaction Privacy and policy Simulation and modeling Social computing Personalized education Personalized education ComputingResearch Algorithms, Theory Computational science High Performance Computing Clouds, cluster, data centers Human-CenteredComputing VisualComputing Instruments and Sensors Computation Data Networking Software Systems Overview of Research in the School of Computing

4 CyberInfrastructure CyberSystems Research Application Domain (e.g., Smart Grid, connected vehicle) Trustworthy computing System Performance Computational Theory AlgorithmsSoftware Engineering CyberInfrastructure: The hardware/software systems that operate harmoniously to meet the requirements of domain specific applications and systems. CI includes operating systems, networks, distributed systems, secure and trustworthy systems, HPC.

Internet Wired Network Video Entertainment (YouTube, Netflix Hulu, …) WiFi Web, Cloud applications 3G/4G Cellular Data Service (e.g., Verizon or AT&T) Wired Access (e.g., Cable, DSL, Fiber) Smart Spaces Power Company’s Smart Grid Support Sensor Net Satellite Access What is this ??

Internet Wired Network Video Entertainment (YouTube, Netflix Hulu, …) WiFi Web, Cloud applications 3G/4G Cellular Data Service (e.g., Verizon or AT&T) Wired Access (e.g., Cable, DSL, Fiber) Smart Spaces Power Company’s Smart Grid Support Sensor Net Satellite Access Keep going…. Broadband wireless:

Internet Wired Network Video Entertainment (YouTube, Netflix Hulu, …) WiFi Web, Cloud applications 3G/4G Cellular Data Service (e.g., Verizon or AT&T) Wired Access (e.g., Cable, DSL, Fiber) Smart Spaces Power Company’s Smart Grid Support Sensor Net Satellite Access This makes perfect sense….NOT! Cloud computing

Wired Network WiFi 3G/4G Cellular Data Service (e.g., Verizon or AT&T) Wired Access (e.g., Cable, DSL, Fiber) Smart Spaces Sensor Net Satellite Access Broadband wireless: Wireless Heterogeneous Networks (aka hetnets) extend application domains over a wireless Internet –Driven by emerging application domains such as Intelligent Transportation System, Environmental Sensing, SmartGrid, health care, mobile broadband wireless, …. OK….so broadband wireless should be viewed as many wireless networks that need to work together! Internet

Wired Network Video Entertainment (YouTube, Netflix Hulu, …) WiFi Web, Cloud applications 3G/4G Cellular Data Service (e.g., Verizon or AT&T) Wired Access (e.g., Cable, DSL, Fiber) Smart Spaces Power Company’s Smart Grid Support Sensor Net Satellite Access This shaded cloud is where broadband service providers such as Comcast and AT&T would like to evolve towards Ok…so cloud computing is simply the Internet continuing to evolve! Cloud Computing: domain specific service providers Lots of space for technology innovation Hetnets Smart spaces Just as important are the economic models that feed the innovation cycle

10 GENI and campus SDN initiatives Netlab Research: Testbeds Big data applications Trustworthy computing System Performance Computational Theory AlgorithmsSoftware Engineering Academic Research Systems Education Hadoop/SDN Testbed Clouds for Higher Ed

WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT ? 11 OK, I get it. It’s about the students and their involvement in research!!!