Introduction
We (Bebo White and Les Cottrell) have received a proposal for students coming from Amity University in India which is about 6miles SE of the center of New Delhi. Bebo was there earlier this year and Bebo and I have discussed their participation in PingER. At the time we were thinking of a couple of students. We were looking at a task to extend a big data warehouse for PingER (using the Nebula Cloud and based on the work done by Thiago, the student from Brazil) that is database oriented and then provide tools for analyzing and presenting the data. A second project was to provide an Android app for PingER with support from Topher White.
They have now identified 9 students to come to SLAC who could start in February 2016 and be here until May 2016, all expenses to be paid by them. They can start to work remotely immediately. Four of the students are proficient in Semantic Web technologies and five in Android development. They are prepared to start working remotely immediately.
Pre-requirements
They are all undergraduates and will need visas. To get a visa they will need a sponsor. SLAC cannot sponsor undergraduates. They will promptly investigate at their end obtaining visas for the 9 students; there are 2 additional students who do have their Bachelors who might be interested (I assume that SLAC could help them with visas);
They can work remotely. As for accounts at SLAC they will need a SLAC ID. As far as I know there is not a block against Indian undergrads getting a SLAC ID. To get this they will need to fill out the FACTS DoE doc and have a sponsor. Once they have a SLAC ID, they will be able to get an unprivileged SLAC account (will need sponsor) which will help with working remotely until they get a visa.
CVs
See here for BTech students.
Also there are 2 students of the 6th semester who are maintaining and participating in all the activities from amity under the guidance of final year BTech Students. They are:
Papers
- Application for the Emulation of PingER on Android Devices, Aditya Pan et al, review, marked up word document
- Analysis and Clustering of PingER Network Data, Anwesha Mal et al, review, marked up Word document
- Correlation Analysis on Real-Time Tab-Delimited Network Monitoring Data, Aditya Pan, Jahin Majumdar et al
Projects
- PingER measurement Agent, Les Cottrell
- ePingER on Android Native - Amity project - Topher White, Scope overview, Bebo
- GeoLocation of Internet hosts using TULIP - Anjum Naveed, UM
- IoT, Computer vision- Mayank, Yee
- PingER Warehouse and Big data analysis with Hadoop, Scope overview, Bebo
- Big Data - Jacek and Vaicunth Thukral
- User interface to PingER data
Communication
- The email list for the Amity team is: stanfordamityproject2015@gmail.com
- The chat group is https://slac-amity.slack.com
- Coordinates of the team members
Meetings and Status Reports
- SLAC meeting 10/29/2015
- Progress report 11/4/2015, report archive for individuals
- Meeting SLAC Amity 12/17/2015
- Meeting SLAC Amity 2/23/2016