MIR3 2019-09

Munich Internet Research Retreat Raitenhaslach (MIR^3) 2019-09

16/17 September 2019

Welcome to the 5th Munich Internet Research Retreat, a forum for both academic and industrial researchers to exchange ideas and get feedback on their current work. This will be a highly interactive "Dagstuhl"-style event, with a very limited number of full-length talks and most of the time dedicated to poster sessions, panels, group discussion, etc.

Organizers:

Georg Carle (TUM), Lars Eggert (NetApp), Wolfgang Kellerer (TUM), Jörg Ott (TUM)

Coordinators:

Vaibhav Bajpai (TUM), Trinh Viet Doan (TUM)

Tentative Agenda

16 September

09:30	Shuttle transfer from the train station Burghausen to the venue
10:00	Welcome and Introduction: 2 slides and 2 minutes per person (include a photo) your research, open questions, poster teaser
12:00	Lunch
13:00	Regular Talks: Trinh Viet Doan (TUM) -- Content Delivery and Web Consolidation, 20' Oliver Hohlfeld (Brandenburg University of Technology) -- DDoS Hide & Seek: On the Effectiveness of a Booter Services Takedown, 20' Anna Maria Mandalari (Imperial College London) -- Databox as a Platform for Monitoring IoT Devices at the Edge, 15' Stefan Neumeier (Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt) -- Measuring the Feasibility of Teleoperated Driving in Mobile Networks, 15' Christoph Nufer (Rohde & Schwarz) -- Identifying Mobile Malware based on advanced IP Data Classification, 20'
15:30	Poster Session and Coffee: Serkut Ayvasik (TUM) -- 5G Research Hub Munich Focus Application Area: eHealth Simon Bauer (TUM) -- Scalable TCP Performance Analysis Vittorio Cozzolino, Leonardo Tonetto (TUM) -- mDOCS: Mobile Deep-Neural-Networks Offloading Edge-Cloud Scheduler Paul Houghton (Futurice Oy) -- N-of-1 : Personalized Wellbeing \| Electronic enclosures for rapid prototyping Patrick Sattler (TUM) -- Evaluating DNS Configurations through DNS Providers Johannes Schleger (TUM) -- Detection and Characterization of TLS Interception in Access Networks Luca Schumann (TUM) -- Peeking into the Internet of the Future: IPv6, Encrypted Web and Beyond Johannes Zirngibl (TUM) -- rDNS Walking for IPv6 Hitlist Creation
16:15	Breakout Sessions
18:30	Adjourn and shuttle transfer to the hotel
20:00	Dinner

17 September

09:00	Shuttle transfer to the venue
09:30	Report from Breakout Sessions: IoT + Security/Privacy In-Network Computing, Compute-First Networking QUIC Information Sharing and Privacy
10:30	Posters / Coffee and Cookies Brainstorming further Breakout Sessions
11:00	Regular Talks: Matthias Wählisch (Freie Universität Berlin) -- Impactful Measurement Research: Lessons from Analyzing Mitigations of Prefix Hijacking and DDoS, 20' Hamed Haddadi (Imperial College London) -- Privacy Preserving Analytics on the Edge, 20' Paulo Mendes (Airbus) -- Communication Systems for Future Airborne/Spaceborn Networks, 20'
13:00	Lunch
14:00	Regular Talks Tobias Heider (genua GmbH) -- Going quantum-resistant: preparing IKEv2 for the quantum era, 20' Florian Westphal (Red Hat) -- Integration of Multipath TCP into mainline linux kernel, 20'
14:45	Breakout Sessions
16:00	Coffee and Cookies / Report from Breakout Sessions: Impact of Internet Consolidation Applications of 5G Federated Data Models and Privacy 3D Networks
16:40	Feedback and Lessons Learned
17:00	Adjourn and shuttle transfer to Burghausen station

Links

The venue is the TUM Science and Study Center Raitenhaslach, a former monastery.

Getting there and away

By train:

There is a train connection from Munich main station via Mühldorf as follows:

Departure	Train	Arrival
07:06 Munich main station	RB 27015	08:18 Mühldorf

08:37 Mühldorf	RB 27167	09:20 Burghausen

We will provide a shuttle bus transfer to Raitenhaslach at 09:30 from Burghausen station.

For the return trip, we will provide shuttle transfer from Raitenhaslach to Burghausen station to catch the following train:

Departure	Train	Arrival
17:45 Burghausen	RB 27188	18:22 Mühldorf

18:42 Mühldorf	RB 27058	19:55 Munich main station

By car:

The directions page of Raitenhaslach has some initial outline.

On Google Maps, it's here.