Routing and
Internet topology
The topology of any network is a
representation of the interconnection between nodes in that network. A
node could be a router, an IP-interface or an Autonomous System (AS).
An interconnection could be a physical link or a business relationship
between
Autonomous Systems (ASes). A topology
generator
is a tool that based on some input conditions, in a synthetic way
reproduces
this interconnection between nodes. This work addresses the problem of
the
Internet Topology, specifically the interconnection of the ASes.
Publications
Juan I. Nieto-Hipólito, José M. Barceló, "Inside
BGP Tables: Inferring Autonomous Systems's Interconnectivity"
3rd European Conference on Universal
Multiservice Networks (ECUMN 2004), published in Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS),
Vol 3262, October
2004
José
M. Barceló, Juan I. Nieto-Hipólito and Jorge
García-Vidal, "Study
of Internet autonomous system interconnectivity from BGP routing tables" Computer Networks: the International
Journal of Computer and Telecommunications Networking, Computer
Networks and ISDN (Elsevier), Volume 45, Issue 3, pp 333-344, June 2004
Special Issue in Memory
of Olga Casals
Juan I.
Nieto-Hipolito, Jose M. Barcelo, "On the Geographical
Properties of BGP Routing Tables", High Performance Switching and
Routing 2003 (HPSR 2003), Torino, Italy, June 2003
PhD Thesis, Juan Ivan Nieto Hipólito, "Analysis of
the Internet Topology and generation models" July 2005
People
Juan Ivan Nieto Hipólito (currently at Universidad
Autónoma de Baja California, Mexico), Jose Mª Barcelo
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