Abstract

Measurement is important to understanding the Internet and related networks, and for more than a decade conferences have been dedicated to network measurement. However, in an age where increasingly large sets of semantically rich data (“big data”) is being collected about today’s networks, visualization plays an ever more critical role in understanding this data and ultimately the networks themselves. Yet, technical advances in network visualization often require a different perspective than is typical for network measurement.
To gauge the general interest in network visualization, provide a venue for discussing recent advances in the area, and start the process of building a bridge between the visualization and networking communities, we organized a workshop on Internet visualization (WIV 2012) that was co-located with the 2012 Internet Measurement Conference (IMC). WIV 2012 took place in the afternoon …

Date

2014

Authors

John Heidemann, Walter Willinger

Source

Computing

Volume

96

Pages

1-2

Publisher

Springer Vienna