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Title: Cooperative Networking AKA Everyone Else is Stupid


1
Cooperative Networking (AKA Everyone Else is
Stupid)
  • Sascha D. Meinrath
  • CAIDA Ethos Group
  • Correspondence Sascha Meinrath
    sascha_at_saschameinrath.com
  • 202 S. Broadway, Ste. 1 Phone 1 (217)
    278-3933 x31
  • Urbana, IL 61801 SKYPE saschameinrath
  • U.S.A. AIM/Gizmo saschameinrath
  • Presented at Freedom to Connect, March 6, 2007.
  • All content, unless otherwise noted, is covered
    by an attribution, non-commercial, share-alike
    Creative Commons license.

2
Home Network
Graphic Credit Pat Bergschneider
3
Community Network
Graphic Credit Pat Bergschneider
4
Projected Growth of US Municipal Wireless Market
(in millions)
  • 2004 -- 47.5
  • 2005 -- 116.9 (147 YTY Growth Rate)
  • 2006 -- 235.5 (102 YTY Growth Rate)
  • 2007 -- 459.6 (95 YTY Growth Rate)
  • 2008 -- 941.0 (105 YTY Growth Rate)
  • 2009 -- 1,757.5 (87 YTY Growth Rate)
  • Source MuniWireless.com 2006 Municipal Wireless
    State of the Market Report

5
Example US CWNs (April 2006)
  • Regional Citywide Networks 58
  • Tempe, AZ St. Cloud, FL Chaska, MN
  • City Hotzones 32
  • Los Angeles, CA Washington, DC Urbana, IL
  • Public Safety Municipal Use Only 35
  • San Diego, CA Las Vegas, NV New Orleans, LA
  • City- County-wide Projects (RFP and/or
    deployment phase) 69
  • Phoenix, AZ Mountain View, CA Philadelphia, PA
  • Cities Counties Pondering Wireless 11
  • Chicago, IL St. Paul, MN New Haven, CT

Muniwireless.com April 2006 Summary of City and
County Municipal Projects
6
Community Networks Inside the US
Graphic Credit Free Press
7
Background
  • Assume 42 slides on why COMMONS, network
    research, collaboration, peering, and cooperation
    will rock your world.

8
Proposal
  • Cooperative Measurement and Modeling of
    Open-Networked Systems (COMMONS)
  • Experiment with different architectures not
    just technical, but economic, ownership, trust.
  • Use strengths of collaboration to overcome
    current Internet service provision shortcomings.
  • Offer cooperative backbone in exchange for
    mutual, privacy-respecting, community-defined
    transparency across network.

9
The Edge of the Broadband World
  • Cumberland County, Illinois
  • 1532 Residents
  • 692 Houses, 393 Families
  • North of Hidalgo
  • East of Neoga

10
Greenup, Illinois
11
The US Broadband Backbone
  • Military
  • Private Corporations
  • Educational Institutions
  • Not-for-profits
  • States
  • Cooperatives

Graphic Credit CAIDA
12
NLR-Based Peered Network
Graphic Credit Free Press/NLR
13
The Illinois Century Network
  • 4,911 K-12 Schools
  • 322 Colleges Universities
  • 492 Libraries Museums
  • 67 Healthcare Facilities
  • 2,092 Municipal Governments
  • 131 Others
  • 8,015 Clients (Jan '07)

14
Economic Imperatives of the Meg I
  • 10/month in San Francisco

15
Economic Imperatives of the Meg II
  • 10/month in San Francisco
  • 80-90/month in Chicago

16
Economic Imperatives of the Meg III
  • 10/month in San Francisco
  • 80-90/month in Chicago
  • 320/month in Urbana

17
Economic Imperatives of the Meg IV
  • 10/month in San Francisco
  • 80-90/month in Chicago
  • 320/month in Urbana
  • 1300/month in Greenup

18
Immediate Problems Solved
  • Alleviates commercial sector of so-called
    impossibly low margin customers.
  • Secures First Amendment rights of free speech
    and expression.
  • Provides emerging community networks with a
    level playing field as well as a critical mass of
    expertise from allies.
  • Gives science a chance creates a resource for
    network research for the public good.

19
Long-Term Solutions
  • Creates opportunities for sound measurement and
    analysis the key to telecommunications policy
    that serves the public good.
  • Helps achieve the goal of universal, affordable
    service which the free market has failed to
    deliver.
  • Accountability and local control -- facilitates
    a solution that pushes control over the network
    as far to the edge as possible.
  • Fosters new generation of innovation in
    services, applications, hardware, software.

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More Information
  • Sascha D. Meinrath
  • sascha_at_caida.org
  • Phone (217)278-3933 x31
  • AIM, Skype, Gizmo saschameinrath
  • CAIDA caida.org
  • COMMONS caida.org/projects/commons
  • May18-20, 2007
  • Wireless Summit wirelesssummit.org
  • Presentation online _at_ www.saschameinrath.com
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