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SUMMARY:Moana: A Case for a Global Information Network - Yan Shvartzshnaid
 er (University of Sydney \, NICTA)
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CONTACT:Eiko Yoneki
DESCRIPTION:There is an ever increasing gap between how the “common man
 ” would describe the Internet and how a network researcher would. This i
 s not surprising\, as the “packet with a label identifying the receiver
 ” model seems to be an ill fitting abstraction for popular services prov
 ided by companies such as Google\, Facebook\, YouTube\, or Twitter.\nThese
  services are primarily about information dissemination and a suitable net
 work service abstraction should really do more than deliver individual pac
 kets with minimal latency.\n\nWe argue that we should adopt an information
 -centric system model instead of the current service oriented one. Rather 
 than dealing with information exchange between specific services on a case
  by case bases\, we should consider a global information storage and disse
 mination network on which individual applications and services are built.\
 n\nIn this talk I will discuss our vision the future architecture and give
  a brief overview on our progress so far.\n\nBio: Yan Shvartzshnaider is a
  PhD Candidate in the school of Engineering and Information Technologies i
 n the University of Sydney and a graduate researcher in National ICT Austr
 alia (NICTA)\, Networks Group in ATP lab.  His research focus is on large 
 scale networking systems\, in particular\, developing a fully distributed 
 information-centric networking service abstraction.\nOn 25 Mar 2013\, at 1
 0:24\, Eiko Yoneki wrote:\n\n
LOCATION:FW26\, Computer Laboratory\, William Gates Builiding
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