MIR3 2023-11

Munich Internet Research Retreat Raitenhaslach (MIR^3) 2023-11

23-24 November 2023

Welcome to the 8th 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:

Trinh Viet Doan (TUM)

Tentative Agenda

November 23

09:30	Shuttle Transfer from Train Station Burghausen to Venue
10:15	Welcome, Coffee and Cake, Introduction of Participants: 2 slides and 2 minutes per person (include a photo) your research, open questions, poster teaser
12:00	Regular Talks: Roland Bless: KIRA – Scalable Zero-Touch Routing for Autonomic Control Planes (20 mins)
12:30	Lunch
13:45	Regular Talks: Georg Carle: SLICES Research Infrastructure for Reproducible Network Research (20 mins) Lucas Vogel: From Files to Streams: A Critical Look at the Concept of the File-Based Web in the HTTP/3 Era (20 mins)
15:00	Brainstorming Breakout Topics, Poster Session, Coffee and Cake Johannes Zirngibl: QUIC Library Identification on the Internet Hendrik Cech: Robust Mobile Connections with Multipath Transport Lion Steger: Evaluation of MASQUE-Proxying Marcel Kempf: Evaluating QUIC Implementations on High-rate Links Kaan Aykurt: Autonomous Network Management in Multi-domain 6G Networks Based on Graph Neural Networks Navidreza Asadi: Distributed Inference at the Edge: Variant Parallelism
16:10	Regular Talks: Daniela Raddino: AI/ML Data Analytics and Data Collection in 5G/6G Network (20 mins)
16:40	Breakout Sessions
18:30	Shuttle Transfer to Hotel
20:00	Social Dinner

November 24

09:00	Shuttle Transfer from Hotel to Venue
09:20	Coffee and Cake
09:30	Regular Talks: Alf Zugenmaier: M5GA: 6G - making 5G great again? (20 mins) Christian Prehofer: Digital, Distributed Identities and Offline Operations (20 mins) Aaron Ding: SPATIAL for Trustworthy Edge AI (20 mins)
11:20	Report from Breakout Sessions 7G / Internet Access and Inclusivity QUIC Testbeds for Reproducible Research + Brainstorming Afternoon Breakout Topics
12:00	Lunch
13:30	Regular Talks: Joerg Widmer: Integrated Communication and Sensing and their Impact on Mobile Network Architectures (20 mins) Hagen Paul Pfeifer: Exploring Linux Kernel Analysis through Graph Theory: A Network Stack Perspective (20 mins)
14:30	Breakout Sessions, Coffee and Cake
16:00	Report from Breakout Sessions Internet (De)Centralization AI for Network, Edge AI Multipath, Load Balancing, Routing, Overlays, Anycast, etc. Digital Twins
16:55	Wrapping up (Lessons Learned, Feedback, Suggestions)
17:10	Shuttle Transfer to Train Station Burghausen (Train to Mühldorf/Munich at 17:45)

Venue

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

Directions

By train:

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

Departure (Nov 23)	Train	Arrival
07:07 Munich main station, track 7	RB 40 (27015)	08:19 Mühldorf (Oberbay), Track 4

08:37 Mühldorf (Oberbay), track 2 west	RB 42 (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 (Nov 24)	Train	Arrival
17:45 Burghausen	RB 42 (27188)	18:21 Mühldorf (Oberbay), track 3

18:43 Mühldorf (Oberbay), track 4 west	RB 40 (27058)	19:55 Munich main station

By car:

The directions page of Raitenhaslach has some initial outline.

On Google Maps, it's here.