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March 2017

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Welcome and tips for new RIPE Atlas ambassadors
by Vesna Manojlovic 14 Feb '18

14 Feb '18

Dear colleagues, Thank you very much for helping us build RIPE Atlas into the largest, most diverse Internet measurement network possible by spreading the word and distributing probes. To help make it easier for our community to meet RIPE Atlas ambassadors, we’ve created a list of the different events where ambassadors will be available to answer questions and hand out probes: https://atlas.ripe.net/get-involved/community/#!tab-conferences Please let us know if there are any events you’ll be attending, and we will add you to the list. If you want us to list your contact details, please also tell us your Twitter, GitHub or LinkedIn information. You can send these details to mcb(a)ripe.net. We’re also happy to announce that the dashboard view of the probes you've already distributed has been improved. We hope this will help you in your tasks as a RIPE Atlas ambassador, such as following up with hosts who are a bit slow to connect their probes, or those who have maybe forgotten all about connecting them! Below you can find some more tips and resources to help you as a RIPE Atlas ambassador. We look forward to meeting you soon, either in person at an event (hopefully at RIPE 69!) or online. Kind regards, Lia, Michela, Vesna Measurements Community Building team RIPE NCC Tips: You can download and print a brochure that explains what RIPE Atlas is and how people can apply for a probe: https://www-static.ripe.net/static/rnd-ui/atlas/media/apply/RIPE_Atlas_flye… You can see where we need to distribute more probes: https://atlas.ripe.net/contrib/density.html You can see how many probes are in a certain AS Number by querying RIPEstat for the AS Number and looking at the "Activity” tab: https://stat.ripe.net You can get the latest updates about RIPE Atlas on RIPE Labs: https://labs.ripe.net/atlas

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Call for presentations - FIR 2017 & LAC-IX
by Fabián Mejía 06 Mar '17

06 Mar '17

Dear fellows Below you will find the CFP for The Regional Interconnection Forum 2017 & LAC-IX's Open Meeting, part of LACNIC 27 meeting. The deadline for submissions is *12 March 2017*. Kind regards, Fabian Mejia Chair Regional Interconnection Forum *********************************************************************** CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS *********************************************************************** REGIONAL INTERCONNECTION FORUM 2017 & LAC-IX'S OPEN MEETING May 22-26, 2017 – Foz do Iguazu, Brasil More information: http://interconexion.lacnic.net http://www.lac-ix.net LACNIC (http://www.lacnic.net) is an international organization based in Montevideo, Uruguay, responsible for administrating IP address space, Reverse Resolution, Autonomous System Numbers and other resources for the region of Latin America and the Caribbean on behalf of the Internet community. The Regional Interconnection Forum (formerly known as NAPLA), is a discussion forum that includes an annual meeting held within the framework of LACNIC's main annual event. LAC-IX is the Latin American and Caribbean Association of Internet Exchange Point Operators and regularly organizes open public meetings within the framework of LACNIC's events. Due to their similar topics and for the benefit of the attendees, in 2017, the Regional Interconnection Forum and the LAC-IX's Open Meeting will be held jointly, inside a single room, and under a single agenda. The LACNIC 27 event (http://www.lacnic.net/web/eventos/lacnic27) will be held in Foz do Iguazu (Brasil) on 22-26 May, 2017, so we are calling the Internet community to submit proposals for presentations that could be included on the program of "The Regional Interconnection Forum 2017 & LAC-IX's Open Meeting". The topics of interest for the event include, but are not limited to, the following: * Internet Exchange Points (IXPs): current status, future projects, new services, public policies, multimedia peering,. * Regional Connectivity: the role of governments, submarine and terrestrial cables, traffic measurements, current and future needs. * Content Delivery Networks (CDNs): strategies of deployment and presence within the region, peering policies, impact on local and regional traffic, * Cloud services: impact on local and regional traffic, availability, growth, future projects in the LAC region. * Other critical infrastructure: DNS root servers, ccTLDs and gTLDs. * Technical topics: best BGP routing practices, analysis of faults and attacks having major impacts on traffic. * Current issues: impact on local or regional traffic of high-interest events (e.g., availability / unavailability of services, natural disasters, sports events of high interest, etc). GUIDELINES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS: Those interested in presenting a proposal should send an email to comite.fir@ lacnic.net containing the following information in the text of the message: * Presentation title. * General summary. * An attachment with a draft of the slides or an extended abstract of the article / work submitted. This text should not exceed one thousand (1000) words. * Estimated time of the presentation. * Authors' details (full name, email address and company/organization they represent) * Specify whether at least one of the authors can guarantee their attendance at the event, or whether this depends on the possibility of obtaining financial assistance from the event's organizers (see "Speaker Benefits"). In addition, the following considerations should be taken into account: * Proposals may be submitted in English, Portuguese or Spanish. * Proposals must be submitted in Portable Document Format (PDF). * Scanned documents will not be accepted. * Presentations may not be longer than 20 minutes. The time allocated may be different than requested. * The Evaluation Committee may, at its sole discretion, request additional information, which must be sent promptly. PROPOSAL EVALUATION: The Evaluation Committee created for this purpose shall evaluate proposals based on the following basic criteria: * Originality * Value of sharing the experience * Technical quality * Relevance * Possibility of generalized application * Presentation * Applicability * Importance of the development THE EVALUATION COMMITTEE IS MADE UP AS FOLLOWS: * Roque Gagliano (UY) * Milton Kashiwakura (BR) * Hernan Arcidiacono (AR) * Mauricio Oviedo (CR) * Gabriel Adonaylo (AR) * Christian O'Flaherty (AR) * Carlos Martínez (UY) * Fabián Mejía (EC) SPEAKER BENEFITS: The registration fee will be waived for those authors whose proposals are accepted and included in the program. However, speaker travel and accommodation expenses will not be covered. Those requiring financial assistance to attend the event may apply for such assistance when LACNIC opens the corresponding application period. Please note that acceptance of a proposal does NOT imply that the author(s) will be granted financial assistance, although the submission of a proposal may be considered a plus during the recipient selection process. For more information, please check out the Financial Assistance section on the event's website: (http://www.lacnic.net/web/eventos/lacnic27) or check with LACNIC staff at becas(a)lacnic.net IMPORTANT DATES: * Deadline for proposal reception: Sunday, 12 March 2017 * Notification of acceptance: Week of March 13, 2017 * Deadline for submitting the final version of the presentation: Friday, 12 May, 2017 Kind regards, Fabian Mejia Chair Regional Interconnection Forum

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