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Title: The Princeton EDGE Lab Opening Remarks


1
The Princeton EDGE LabOpening Remarks
  • Mung Chiang
  • November 8, 2009

2
Welcome
  • Informal, local event today
  • Formal, global event is annual open house in
    August every year starting 2010
  • Current Status
  • Research projects
  • Staff hiring
  • Equipment purchase
  • Publicity
  • Outreach

3
Theory and Practice
  • There is nothing more practical than a good
    theory
  • Theory as the brain and systems as the heart
  • Rigor or relevance either but not both?
  • Relevant question or elegant answer?
  • Why theory is inalienable
  • Explanatory (rather than descriptive) models
  • Top-down design with predictive power
  • Why theory is incomplete
  • Sensitivity to math crystallization
  • Need to make a difference in live networks

4
Theory-Practice Divide
Tear Down This Wall !
Industry
Modeling
Reality
Model
Theory
Transfer
Mathematics
5
Theory-Practice Synergy

Theory
Practice
Bigger Overlap
Do them both
New Questions
6
An Edge Between Theory and Practice
  • From Dichotomy to Union

Theory
Practice
Theory
Practice
The Princeton EDGE Lab
7
Not Just Yet Another Testbed
  • 1. Focus on edge networking (rather than backbone
    and sensor networks)
  • 2. Theory-inspired implementation
  • Validate predictions
  • Falsify assumptions
  • Tighten characterizations
  • Inspire new questions
  • Technology transfers
  • Innovation incubation
  • Student education

8
History
  • 2003-2007
  • Many developments in theory www.princeton.edu/ch
    iangm/publications.html
  • Several tech transfers to industry
  • EE-CS synergies
  • Year 0 2008 planning
  • Year 1 2009 fund raising and recruiting
  • Research arm scenic.princeton.edu
  • Lab arm scenic.princeton.edu/edgelab

9
Research -- Motivations
  • Networked end users with access that is
  • Universal
  • (Politically) Free
  • Shared
  • Scalable
  • (Economically) Sustainable

10
Research -- Topics
  • Social
  • Content distribution and sharing
  • Content pipe divide
  • Online social networks
  • Internet for freedom
  • Economic policies
  • Clean
  • Price of greening
  • Healthcare wireless delivery
  • Edge
  • End user oriented
  • Access and home networks

11
Research -- Projects
  • Network optimization
  • Dynamics of information in networks via geometry
  • Content aware networking
  • P2P global streaming
  • Utility Optimal CSMA
  • Socio-Tech networking
  • SharingMart
  • FreedomNet
  • Network economics
  • Green IT

12
The Language is Math
  • Methodologies
  • Distributed optimization
  • Stochastic control
  • Games and economics
  • Graphs and random processes
  • Functionalities
  • Power control and scheduling
  • Congestion control and routing
  • Topology control and distribution
  • Pricing

13
Research -- Grand Challenges
  • How to deal with nonconvexity?
  • How to be robust and opportunistic to dynamics?
  • How to reduce high dimensionality?

14
Research -- Grand Challenges
  • 1Mbps global P2P streaming
  • Near optimal scheduling without message passing
  • Tunable control of content-pipe mutual awareness
  • Universal broadband coverage
  • Protect end user from central authorities
  • Price user-generated content online
  • Distribute and recover the price of greening

15
Research Testbed/Data Partners
  • VINI (Princeton)
  • WAN in Lab (Caltech)
  • TFA (Rice)
  • WiMesh (KAIST)
  • FastMesh-SIP (HKUST)
  • NECA

16
People Group and Active Alumni
  • Hazer Inaltekin
  • Hongseok Kim
  • Sangtae Ha
  • Tian Lan
  • Joe Jiang
  • Yiannis Kamitsos
  • Prashanth Hande
  • Michael Yang
  • Arel Lidow

17
People Princeton Collaborators
  • Rob Calderbank (EE, Math)
  • Michael Freedman (CS)
  • Margaret Martonosi (EE)
  • Vince Poor (EE)
  • Jennifer Rexford (CS)
  • Matthew Salganik (Sociology)
  • Jacob Shapiro (WWS)

18
People US Collaborators
  • Nick Bambos
  • Ed Knightly
  • Xiaojun Lin
  • Steven Low
  • Urbashi Mitra
  • Ashu Sabharwal
  • Sanjay Shakkottai
  • Ness Shroff
  • R. Srikant
  • Kevin Tang
  • Junshan Zhang

19
People International Collaborators
  • Lachlan Andrew
  • Gary Chan
  • Song Chong
  • Suhas Diggavi
  • Jianwei Huang
  • Mikael Johansson
  • Zhu Li
  • Soung Liew
  • Marc Moonen
  • Antonis Papachristodoulou
  • Danny Tsang
  • Chee Wei Tan
  • Albert Wong
  • Victor Wong
  • Yung Yi
  • Anglea Zhang

20
People Industry Collaborators
  • Phil Chou
  • Bob Fry
  • Victor Glass
  • Jason Li
  • Jin Li
  • Linda Ness
  • Alexandre Proutiere
  • Mikael Prytz
  • Sundeep Rangan
  • Raj Savoor
  • Sudipta Sengupta
  • Siamek Sorroshyari
  • Steve Sposato
  • Xinzhou Wu

21
Sponsors
  • NSF (NetSE, CRI, FIND, NeTS)
  • ONR (PECASE, YIP, DURIP)
  • AFOSR (MURI, Complex Systems, STTR)
  • Qualcomm
  • Nokia Siemens
  • Microsoft
  • Telcordia
  • ATT
  • Princeton Grand Challenge

22
Events
  • Annual open house
  • (approx.) Weekly group meeting
  • (approx.) Monthly EDGE Lab seminar talks

23
Future
  • Itll keep evolving in an open ended way

24
Todays Agenda
  • Part I Samples from the Past
  • Load Spillage Power Control (Prashanth)
  • END Tool (Mike and Arel)
  • Break
  • Part II Ongoing Ones
  • P2P Global Streaming (Joe)
  • Sharing Mart (Hazer)
  • Utility Optimal CSMA (Mung)
  • Part III Future Plans (Hongseok and Sangtae)
  • Discussion
  • Dinner
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