Prior Events

• Using software radios, we show how one can use information readily available at the physical layer to reconstruct correct packets from faulty receptions. "Beyond the Bits: Cooperative Packet Recovery Using Physical Layer Information." ACM MOBICOM, 2007.

• We show how one can apply network coding to signals instead of packets/bytes, i.e., perform analog network coding (ANC). "Embracing Wireless Interference: Analog Network Coding." ACM SIGCOMM, 2007.

• In SIGCOMM 06, we presented COPE, a wireless architecture that exploits inter-flow network coding. Our recent work on MORE shows how to exploit intra-flow network coding: "Trading Structure for Randomness in Opportunistic Wireless Routing" ACM SIGCOMM, 2007.

• We introduce a few modifications to BGP that ensure no BGP-caused packet loss during convergence. "R-BGP: Staying Connected in a Connected World," Usenix NSDI, 2007.

• Now, you can download our COPE code. This is a very early pre-alpha release. It does not include special code for application-layer retransmissions and in-order delivery. We appreciate your feedback. Please send comments to skatti@mit.edu.
• SRUTI 2005: Usenix Workshop on Steps to Reducing Unwanted Traffic on the Internet. 7-8 July 2005, MIT, Cambridge, USA.
• ACM SIGCOMM's PINS workshop on Practice & Theory of Incentives in Networked Systems (held in conjunction with Sigcomm'04). You can download the PINS report .
• ACM SIGCOMM'04 Tutorial: Unwanted Traffic: Attacks, Detection, and Potential Solutions, Dina Katabi (MIT) & Balachander Krishanmurthy (AT&T).