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RIS Analysis Links Page
This page contains links to various projects analyzing the RIS data. Links marked with (PDF) require a PDF reader.
If you are using our data and have published a paper,
please send us an email and you will be
added to this list.
Mediterranean Fibre Cable Cut - a RIPE NCC Analysis by RIPE NCC Science Group with contributions from Roma Tre University, 11 April 2008
YouTube Hijacking: A RIPE NCC RIS case study, 28 February 2008
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S. Lo, R. K. C. Chang and L. Colitti, "An Active Approach to Measuring
Routing Dynamics Induced by Autonomous Systems (PDF) ", in Proceedings of the
Workshop on Experimental Computer Science (ExpCS), June 2007.
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Quantifying Path Exploration in the Internet (PDF) by Ricardo
Oliveira, Beichuan Zhang, Dan Pei, Rafit Izhak-Ratzin and Lixia Zhang.
Used the RIS beacons for gathering data. October 2006.
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PHAS: a prefix hijack alert system (PDF) by Mohit Lad, Dan
Massey, Dan Pei, Yiguo Wu, Beichuan Zhang and Lixia Zhang. Uses data
collected by RIS and Oregon Route views to feed PHAS, an alert system
similar to MyASn. August 2006.
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Measurement of Highly Active Prefixes in BGP (PowerPoint Presentation) by Ricardo V. Oliveira,
Rafit Izhak-Ratzin, Beichuan Zhang and Lixia Zhang. Used the RIS beacons
updates for analysis. November 2005.
ASN Missing In Action - A Comparison of RIR Statistics and RIS Reality
(RIPE-353). By Henk Uijterwaal and René Wilhelm. October 2005.
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Jun Li et al:
An Internet Routing Forensics Framework for Discovering Rules
of Abnormal BGP Events (PDF)
in Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review,
Volume 35, Number 5, October 2005.
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BGP-Inspect,
a tool that extracts information from raw BGP data. It's implemented
by Merit Network
Inc.,
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A
Novel Reconfigurable Hardware Architecture for IP Address Lookup
(PDF), research paper from Amir-Kabir
University of Technology Tehran, Iran.
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BGP convergence analysis (PDF),
thesis by Sara Burkle, student at Saarland University, using
RIS BGP Beacon data. (Added 08/10/2003).
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Hongwei Kong's report on The
Consistency Verification of Zebra BGP Data Collection (PDF) is interesting for RIS users who analyse raw data.
Hong-Wei has looked at the consistency of Zebra's BGP dumps
and the reliability of associated analysis tools. Please send
comments to hong-wei_kong@agilent.com. (Added 13/08/2003)
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Randy Bush et al's slides on FNIISC:
Fault-Tolerant Networking through Intrusion Identification &
Secure Compartments (PDF) highlight
artifacts related to collecting data over EBGP-multihop sessions.
(Added 27/01/2003)
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Z.Morley Mao's page on BGP Beacon analysis. (Added 28/11/2002).
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Cengiz Alaettinoglu analysis of Peering Loss Analysis at London Internet Exchange (PDF).
(Added 28/11/2002).
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Lan Wang's web
page with publications focusing on Multiple Origin AS (MOAS)
Conflicts and BGP Convergence.
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Dan Ardelean's thesis on Tracking
Routing Black Holes with the RIS is available in PDF format.
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Thomas Franchetti, FHWN, wrote a master's thesis on the RISreport.
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Olaf Maennel, T.U. Munich, has been analyzing
routing tables from the RIS and MAE-east and MAE-west.
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Renesys Corp
is looking at the effects of DDoS's and routing. Their first
paper is:
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Fabrizio Lombardozzi (Computer Network Research Group at the
University of ROME III, Italy) has developed a flap-viewer to visualize routing changes.
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B. Quoitin, O. Bonaventure (The
Infonet group) have published an Internet draft, which describes
the two most common utilizations of the BGP community attribute
by analysing RIS BGP table dumps: A
survey of the utilization of the BGP community attribute.
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M.Roughan et al:
IP Forwarding Anomalies and Improving their detection using
multiple data sources (PDF),
in Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM 2004 workshops, pp. 307.
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A.Feldman et al: Measuring
BGP Pass-Through times (PDF),
in Proceedings of the PAM 2004 workshops, pp. 267.
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Initial design document for the RIS project: RIPE-200 (PDF).
Most of the projects listed on this page have been or are being carried out
by people outside the RIPE NCC, using the RIS data. The RIPE NCC does not
take any responsibility for errors in their work nor does it
necessarily agree with any of their conclusions.
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