2012 Chinese American Networking Symposium (CANS)
Chinese American Networking Symposium
October 8-10, 2012
Seattle, Washington, USA
Information on the 2012 symposium, hosted by Pacific Northewst Gigapop, Pacific Wave, and the University of Washington, can be found on this page. For details on the Chinese American Networking Symposium, please visit the main CANS website (archive).
Pacific Northwest Gigapop, Pacific Wave, and the University of Washington are honored to host the 2012 Chinese American Networking Symposium in Seattle. PWNGP, Pacific Wave and UW have built extensive partnerships with many institutions in China. We are confident that the symposium will greatly enhance relationships among our colleagues in the United States and China.
Since 1999, this annual event brings together leading networking experts from the US and China to share cutting-edge technical knowledge and information on state-of-the-art networks, and best practices for managing advanced international networks. CANS continues to foster creative collaborations among educational and research institutions. The symposium brings together technology partners from both nations to spur innovation, new ideas, and further the beneficial uses of global networking and infrastructure deployment.
PWNGP, Pacific Wave and UW are thankful for the tremendous support of the National Science Foundation, Internet2, and other generous symposium sponsors to make this year's event the best ever! The planning committee is working hard to ensure that our discussions and collaborations expand our research and scholarly activities and strengthen institutions on both sides of the Pacific.
Program
All events will be at the Crowne Plaza Seattle unless otherwise noted.
Sunday, October 7
18:00 – 20:00 Conference Check-in, Crowne Plaza hotel lobby
Monday, October 8
7:00 – 9:00 Conference Check-in, Crowne Plaza hotel lobby
7:30 – 8:30 Continental Breakfast, Yellowstone room, lobby level
8:30 – 10:00 Working Group Meetings
IPv6, SanJuan, 5thfloor
Software Defined Networks, Yosemite, 3rd floor
e2e Performance and Measurement, Carlsbad, lower level
Federated Identity, McKinley, 3rd floor
10:00 – 10:30 Morning Break, Yellowstone room, lobby level
10:30 – 12:00 Working Group Meetings continue, same rooms
12:00 – 13:00 Lunch, Yellowstone room, lobby level
13:00 – 13:30 Private meeting with University of Washington President, Michael Young
13:30 – 15:00 Opening Ceremony, Sequoia/Glacier, lobby level
Chair: Steve Smith, PNWGP Board Chair
President Michael Young, University of Washington
Jianping Wu, CERNET
Kai Nan, CAS CNIC
David Lambert, Internet2
Xiaoming Sheng, CAST-USA
Kevin Thompson, National Science Foundation
Don Riley, University of Maryland
Shuigen Xiao, Georgetown University
Michael Sinatra, ESnet
John Silvester, CENIC
Ron Johnson, Pacific Northwest Gigapop
15:00 – 15:30 Afternoon break, Yellowstone room, lobby level
15:30 – 17:00 Keynote Presentations, Sequoia/Glacier, lobby level
Chair: Steve Wolff, Internet2
eScience: Computational Science for the 21st Century
Ed Lazowska, Bill and Melinda Gates Chair in Computer
Engineering, University of Washington
Cyberinfrastructure Frameworks for Community Driven Science
Gwen Jacobs, Professor of Neuroscience, Montana State University
17:30 Depart for Opening Reception and Dinner, University of Washington
Motorcoaches will leave from the lobby level of the Crowne Plaza
If driving yourself, please consult the UW site for directions
http://www.cs.washington.edu/visitors/getting_here
18:30 Dinner in the Atrium of the Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering
21:30 Expected return to the Crowne Plaza
Tuesday, October 9
7:30 – 8:30 Continental Breakfast, Yellowstone room, lobby level
8:30 – 10:00 Session I: Scientific Research Collaborations, Sequoia/Glacier
CSTNET Collaboration on Science and Technology
Yan Zha
The Scientific and Educational Research Collaborations of CERNET
Jilong Wang
10:00 – 10:30 Morning Break, Yellowstone room, lobby level
10:30 – 12:00 Session II: End-to-end Performance and Measurement, Sequoia/Glacier
perfSONAR Introduction, US Deployment and Development Plans
Jason Zurawski
Research on Key Technologies for Large-scale Network Measurement
Haina Tang
CERNET Activities on End-to-end Performance and Measurement
Jilong Wang
IPv6 Measurement Related Activities
Michael Sinatra
Elephant Flows
John Hicks and Jilong Wang
12:00 – 13:30 Lunch, Yellowstone room, lobby level
13:30 – 15:00 Session III: Federated Identity, Sequoia/Glacier
An Identity and Access management cloud for a very large
organization
Jiwu Jing
Introduction of CARSI Federation
Ping Chen
IAAA (Identity, Authentication, Authorization, Auditing) practice of
E-Campus
Zhikun Zhang
Grouper and CIFER Projects in the U.S.
Tom Barton and Rob Carter
InCommon and U.S. Efforts in Federation and Identify Management
Jack Suess
15:00 – 15:30 Afternoon Break, Yellowstone room, lobby level
15:30 – 17:00 Session IV: Software Defined Networks and other Developments, Sequoia/Glacier, lobby level
Openflow Testbed in CSTNet
Yuepeng E
FINE Project – Future Internet Innovation Environment
Jun Bi
Mobile Trends and the Future
David Morton
17:30 Depart for the Museum of Flight
Motorcoaches will leave from the lobby level of the Crowne Plaza
If driving yourself, please consult the MOF site for directions http://www.museumofflight.org/
18:15 Private tour of the Museum
19:15 Dinner
21:30 Expected return to the Crowne Plaza
Wednesday, October 10
7:30 – 8:30 Continental Breakfast, Yellowstone room, lobby level
8:30 – 10:00 Session V: University Technology Organization and Management, Sequoia/Glacier
Zhensheng Zhao, CSTNet
Ling Zhang, CERNET
Tom Delaney, New York University
Kelli Trosvig, University of Washington
Steve Smith, University of Hawaii
Jack Suess, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
10:00 – 10:30 Morning Break, Yellowstone room, lobby level
10:30 – 12:00 Session VI: Panel on University Technology Organization and Management, Sequoia/Glacier
Jianping Wu, Tsinghua University
Bei Zhang, Peking University
Zhensheng Zhao, CSTNet
Tom Delaney, New York University
Kelli Trosvig, University of Washington
Steve Smith, University of Hawaii
Jack Suess, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Songlin Feng, Shanghai Advanced Research Institute
Tiejun Luo, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Lin Zhang, South China University of Technology
12:00 – 13:30 Lunch, Yellowstone room, lobby level
13:30 – 15:00 Session VII: IPv6, Sequoia/Glacier
Research and Implementation of IPv6 Network Intrusion Detection
Chun Long
Risks of Not Deploying IPv6 Now
Michael Sinatra
IPv6 in the NGN
Bill Manning
15:00 – 15:30 Afternoon break, Yellowstone room, lobby level
15:30 – 17:00 Wrap-up and Next Steps, Sequoia/Glacier, lobby level
Sponsors
We would like to thank the symposium's organizers for their generous support in presenting the 2012 Chinese American Networking Symposium.
China Association for Science and Technology, USA
China Education and Research Network (CERNET)
China Science & Technology Network (CSTNET)
Internet2
National Science Foundation
Pacific Northwest Gigapop (host)
Pacific Wave (host)
University of Washington (host)
Please click here for information about becoming a sponsor.
Committees
Organizing Committee
Co-Chairs:
Jianping Wu, Director, CERNET Center, Tsinghua University, China
Xiangyang Huang, Director, Computer Network Information Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
H. David Lambert, President and CEO, Internet2, USA
Donald R. Riley, Professor, University of Maryland, SURA IT Fellow, and Chair, Internet Educational Equal Access Foundation, USA
Shuigen Xiao, CAST-USA and Georgetown University, USA
Members:
Ana Hunsinger, Internet2, USA
Stephen Wolff, Internet2, USA
Jacqueline Brown, Internet2 and Pacific Wave, USA
Amy Philipson, Pacific Northwest Gigapop, USA
Chris Kong, CAST-USA
Xing Li, CERNET Center, Tsinghua University, China
Jennifer (Jie) An, CERNET Center, Tsinghua University, China
Bowei Dai, CSTNET, Computer Network Information Center, China
Hualin Qian, Computer Network Information Center, China
Zhimin Li, Ministry of Education, China
Jinghua Cao, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Program Committee
Co-Chairs:
Xing Li, Deputy Director, CERNET Center, Tsinghua University, China
Hualin Qian, Chief Scientist, Computer Network Information Center, China
Jacqueline Brown, Senior Advisor, International Relations, Internet2, USA
Stephen Wolff, Interim CTO, Internet2, US
Members:
Ling Zhang, CERNET, China
Jian Gong, CERNET, China
Yan Ma, CERNET, China
Bei Zhang, CERNET, China
Jennifer (Jie) An, CERNET, China
Hai Jin, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Jun Bi, Tsinghua University, China
Jilong Wang, Tsinghua University, China
Jun Li, CSTNET, China
Jingguo Ge, CSTNET, China
Haina Tang, CSTNET, China
Tiejian Luo, CSTNET, China
Zhongcheng Li, CSTNET, China
Liming Sun, CSTNET, China
Kai Nan, Computer Network Information Center, CAS, China
Xuebin Chi, Computer Network Information Center, CAS, China
Ed Lazowska, University of Washington
David Lassner, University of Hawaii
Tom Delaney, New York University
Anita Nikolich University of Chicago
Jack Suess, University of Maryland
Robert Johnson, Duke University
Michael Sinatra, ESnet
James Williams, Indiana University
Dan Massey, Colorado State University
Chris Kong, CAST-USA
Logistics Committee
Chair:
Martha Sellers, Pacific Northwest Gigapop
Members:
Amy Philipson, Pacific Northwest Gigapop
Clare Donahue, University of Washington
Jacqueline Brown, Pacific Wave
Edward Moynahan, Internet2
Jennifer (Jie) An, CERNET, China
Zhuoxi LI, CERNET, China
Haina Tang, CSTNET, China
Jian-ru Zheng, CSTNET, China
Susannah Malarkey, Technology Alliance
Susan Sigl, Washington Technology Industry Association
Carole Goodwin, Georgetown University
Microsoft Research (to be determined)
Travel Needs
Letters of Invitation
If you require a letter of invitation before registering, please complete the Letters of Invitation Request Form, providing your name, title, organization, email, physical address, and passport details. We will respond to your request as soon as possible. You will receive a PDF version of your letter via e-mail, unless you indicate another preference in the comments section of the form.
Passports and Visas
Visitors to the United States are required to have a passport from their country of citizenship and, in most cases, a visa. Visit the official visa information website of the US State Department for information on getting a visa. For questions on how to obtain a visa, send e-mail to cans-info@internet2.edu.
Registration
Registration includes: Participation in all sessions, all conference materials, continental breakfasts (Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday), lunches (Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday), morning and afternoon refreshment breaks, Reception and Dinner hosted by the University of Washington (Monday, October 8th), Gala reception and dinner at the Museum of Flight (Tuesday, October 9th).
Registration fees: $400.00 early registration by September 15th. $450.00 registration after September 15th.
Registration is closed
Lodging
The 2012 Chinese American Networking Symposium will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Seattle.
CANS accommodations at the Crowne Plaza Hotel are at the rate of $149/night, single or double occupancy (for reservations made by September 16).
2012 Symposium Contacts
For any questions related to the conference (program or schedule, registration, sponsorship, lodging) contact the Internet2 or Pacific Northwest Gigapop conference organizers.
You may contact the following representatives from each organization:
Pacific Northwest Gigapop: Martha Sellers
Internet2: Edward Moynihan
CERNET: Jennifer An: anjie@cernet.edu.cn
+86 10 6278 5093
CSTNET: Haina Tang: tanghn@cstnet.cn
+86 10 5881 2926