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A further step might be along the lines of deploying an ePingER monitoring station in the remote regions. Its low power requirements and low cost together with the ability to host applications such as a web accessible PingER monitoring station, could be very advantageous to quantitatively study the network performance, and provide reports for decisions makers and funding agencies on how to improve the network.
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- Dr. Tan will lead future meetings at the UNIMAS end.
- Imran will continue to support the PingER monitor at UNIMAS, and provide technical help. At some time in the future I believe I heard he will be starting a PhD.
- It might be interesting and easy to add to the UNIMAS PingER monitor monitoring of nodes in remote regions of Eastern Malaysia. When a reasonable amount of data has been gathered then a case study could be be made of the connections to the remote sites, to identify and compare the performance.
- A next step is to further engage the UNIMAS vice chancellor. Nara has already talked with the VC, The VC was unable to make this Skype meeting, but we will need to set one up for him to meet with the SLAC end. this would be a good time to discuss resources etc.
- Les will send some ideas for projects/tasks. A first cut is available.
Next meeting
Will be in 2 weeks time on Thursday 5th July 8pm Pacific Daylight Time, Friday 6th July 11am.
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