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Jacqueline Brown


                        
    Techs-In-Paradise is a gathering of academic and research networking
    professionals, joining Internet2/ESCC Joint Techs and APAN at a
    joint meeting in Honolulu. It would be great to have participation
    from colleagues in the Pacific. 

 
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[callforparticipants] TIP2013: Call for Participation

Wed, 27 Jun 2012 11:08:23 -0400

Stephen Wolff <swolffadmin@internet2.edu>

callforparticipants@internet2.edu


TIP2013: Call for Participation


Colleagues,


                Once again, the APAN and Joint Techs
                meetings will converge in Honolulu to form the Techs
                    in Paradise (TIP) 2013 conference,
                hosted by the University of Hawaii.
                By bringing these meetings together into one location,
                TIP 2013 encourages greater global dialogue, facilitates
                technical collaboration across the Pacific and provides
                an important discussion forum for issues of concern to
                R&E network stakeholders in this region of the
                world. The meeting will take place from January 13 – 16,
                2013.
To ensure a dynamic and
                thought-provoking program, planning is already underway.
                We are currently inviting abstract proposals for: a)
                full or "lightning round" presentations, b) tutorials
                (90-minute, 1/2-day and full-day), c) lunchtime meetings
                (SIGs, BoFs and Working Groups), d) posters and e)
                co-located meetings and workshops. TIP2013 will include
                two (2) concurrent netcast sessions and, if possible, a
                third (smaller non-taped) session to increase the number
                of talks, papers, posters, and side meetings available
                and expand the opportunities for dialogue across the
                communities.
The following topics have been
                identified as being of particular interest, although
                proposals in other areas relating to research and
                education networking are also invited:
 Network Research and Emerging
                  Technologies (including Software Defined
                Networking / OpenFlow; Security in R&E Networking;
                Network Performance and Measurement; and "Future
                Internet")
Network Architecture and
                  Operations (including 100G implementation
                experiences; IPv6; Network performance and utilization;
                R&E network infrastructure and connectivity updates;
                and Pacific Islands connectivity)
R&E Network Applications
                (including Astronomy; Ocean observatories; Climate and
                environment; Disaster management; e-Medicine and
                e-Health; e-Culture and performance; Global
                collaboration; and e-Learning)
Please submit your abstract for review
                by September 14, 2012 using the link
                at http://events.internet2.edu/2013/tip/focus-areas.cfm.
                Abstracts must include collaborators or intended
                demonstrations. Submissions will be judged by a formal
                program committee process based on relevance to posted
                focus areas and audience areas of interest. 
Registration for
                TIP2013 will be announced in Septmber; information on
                the conference hotel will be announced
                as soon as it is posted. 
If you have any questions, please do not
                hesitate to email tip2013-questions@internet2.edu
                or visit the meeting website at: http://events.internet2.edu/2013/tip/


We look forward to hearing from you!
Jacqueline
                  Brown (APAN), Inder Monga (ESnet), and
                Steve Wolff (Internet2)

                on behalf of the TIP2013 Program Committee

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