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- Start translating his thesis, specifically the PingER LOD part (around 50 pages), which is more interesting to us.
- Test (free) alternatives for the RDF Repository, he has already started this with Virtuoso. He just needs more time to to test it more and have more solid results.
- Paper about Big Data and Social Computing for the conference that will be held at Stanford: He is pretty sure he can argue that we have made fair nice contributions for social computing using (big) data handling technologies. he will discuss with his professor at Rio so she can help him with advice. The deadline for the proposal (3 pages, easy) is Jan 15.
Renan is now working as a systems developer at his university at this moment so he is busy. He has plans to keep in touch with us and producing more work. Currently he is unsure he will have an outstanding productivity.
UM
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Basically he would need at least one week to dedicate myself to work only on PingER LOD programming, bug fixes, tests, documentation, and stuff. However, this is currently very hard because of the job he has at his university. IHe says 'I will try my best to find some time, though. Promise!'
Any help from a developer who would be able to engage him/herself to invest some time on the project would be very appreciated.
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- Paper about Big Data and Social Computing for the conference that will be held at Stanford: He is pretty sure he can argue that we have made fair nice contributions for social computing using (big) data handling technologies. he will discuss with his professor at Rio so she can help him with advice. The deadline for the proposal (3 pages, easy) is Jan 15.
Renan is now working as a systems developer at his university at this moment so he is busy. He has plans to keep in touch with us and producing more work. Currently he is unsure he will have an outstanding productivity.
UM
Ridzuan reports his current progress is that he has considered using Apache Mahout (open source machine learning for big data) for the clustering on the Pinger data. Ridzuan, how did your tests with pingtable.pl go? Ridzuan is awaiting Renan decision on final implementation of RDF storage to be adopted.
- Renan reports that Ridzuan can definitely use PingER LOD data because it is constantly being updated, due to the chronological jobs. The main problem he will face is the slowness caused by the usage of Sesame (RDF Repository). The slowness is clearly shown on more complex queries, especially the ones that retrieve measurement data using many parameters (ex: a query that shows throughput, packet loss, and avg RTT from SLAC to all nodes in Malaysia, monthly, since August).
- Ridzuan may find it much faster and more support available if he uses pingtable.pl etc.
Badrul has an undergraduate student (Abdulrahim Haroun Ali) looking at such anomalies in ping measurements. They are currently working on it and plan to have a paper by January 2014. They will need help to vet the paper later. Any Progress?
UNIMAS
Raspberry Pi was to be returned to computer center by Monday 9th December. Did this happen?
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As Raja's work on TULIP begins to go into testing he will be engaging more with Renan and Linked Open Data. Raja has sent email to Renan and has a list of things from Renan that Raja should look at. This is delyed delayed by finishing off the TULIP paper and the end of year PingER annual report for ICFA.
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Les tried again with UFRJ (12/5/2013), making sure Renan is on the email so Renan can go beat on the door of the UFRJ contact. There was no response, Renan can you help?. Renan is going to go to the contacts office tomorrow to try and get things moving.
Zakaria of Zayed university in Dubai copied Prof. Wathiq Mansoor of the American University in Dubai. Wathiq responded with interest, Les sent him information (basically http://www-iepm.slac.stanford.edu/pinger/letters/invite-monitor.doc). However the site does not appear to respond to pings. Les has not heard anything back from Wathig after informing him of the ping situation. Reminder sent 11/2/2013. Bebo will follow up on this.
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