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# Academic Salon on High-Performance and Low Latency Networks and Systems
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## Aims
* Core technologies on High Speed and Low-Latency Communication
* Advanced Networking Concepts with Programmable Network Components and In-Networked Computation
* Applications, in particular from the industrial domain, with requirements met by these core technologies, and that benefit from the capability of the advanced concepts
* Network-related innovations, contributions on implementation, innovative technologies, methods and tools for performance assessment, and insights into applications with high demands on performance and resilience.
## Topical Scope
* Network-related innovations, in particular architecture innovations such as acceleration techniques for packet processing in Network Interface Cards and Switches
* Innovative processing and I/O technologies, such as P4-based protocol processing and remote DMA technologies
* Design, specification, verification, implementation, measurement, testing, and analysis of advanced network components
* Methods, tools and research infrastructure for performance assessment
* Applications and use-cases, in particular of the industrial domain.
## Organisation by Technical University of Munich
* Georg Carle (Chair)
## Dates and Location
* Afternoon November 30th and Morning December 1st, 2023
* TUM-IAS Institute of Advance Studies
* Lichtenbergstraße 2 a, 85748 Garching bei München
* also online (Hybrid Event)
## Tools
* There will be a Zoom session for each day of the Academic Salon.
* Zoom Instructions:
- https://hedgedoc.net.in.tum.de/s/L2NouHhqs
- https://academic.salon.net.cit.tum.de/zoom/
* Presenters can upload their slides here: https://oc.net.in.tum.de/s/MM6As7tX2DFXS8Q
### Zoom Details
https://tum-conf.zoom-x.de/s/64047174770
Webinar-ID (Meeting ID): `640 4717 4770`
Passcode: `469 161`
## Program
## Thursday 30.11.2023
### Get together - 12:45 - 14:00
Small lunch
### Session 1 - 14:00 - 15:30
#### Topic Area: Innovations for High-Performance Packet Processing
Topics:
* High-Speed Stateful Packet Processing
* Tb/s Traffic Generation for Ethernet/IP Networks
* Never Miss Twice -- Add-On-Miss State Insertions in P4
Speakers:
* Tom Barbette, UCLouvain (Keynote)
* Steffen Lindner, University of Tübingen - Group of Michael Menth
* Manuel Simon, TUM
#### Discussion
* Panel Discussion: What is the future of pipelined processor approaches, such as RMT and PISA, see Pensando and Tofino, vs. eBPF and CPUs?
### Session 2 - 16:15 - 17:45
#### Topic Area: Tools and Research Infrastructures for Network Experiments
Topics:
* Methods, Tools and Research Infrastructures for Low-Latency Network Experiments
* Data Management and Evaluation
Speakers:
* Damien Saucez, INRIA Sophia-Antipolis
* Sebastian Gallenmüller, TUM
#### Discussions
* Panel Discussion: Which Research Infrastructure and Tools foster best scientific Collaborations?
### Dinner 19:00
Location:
Garchinger Augustiner
Freisinger Landstraße 4
85748 Garching bei München
http://www.garchinger-augustiner.com/
## Friday 1.12.2023
### Session 3 - 9:00 - 10:50
#### Topic Area: Networking in industrial scenarios
Topics:
* QoS mechanisms for Industrial Applications
* P4-based Implementation of Per-Stream Filtering and Policing
* Time-Sensitive Networking with Central Network Controller
* Containing Low Tail-Latencies in Packet Processing
Speakers:
* Lisa Maile, University Erlangen-Nürnberg
* Steffen Lindner, University of Tübingen - Group of Michael Menth
* Hamza Chahed, Karlstad University - Research group member of Andreas Kassler, Deggendorf Institute of Technology and Karlstad University
* Max Helm, TUM
#### Discussion
* Panel Discussion: With our understanding of how we can ensure quality and latency guarantees, what are the limitations we would like to overcome?
### Session 4 - 11:20 - 13:15
#### Topic Area: Real-Time Networking approaches and tools
Topics:
* Performance Evaluation and Configuration in Decentralized TSN
* Container-based Network Emulation
* Hybrid Experimentation for TSN
* Reproducible experiments of threshold cryptography functions and trusted execution environments
Speakers:
* David Raunecker, University of Würzburg - Group of Tobias Hoßfeld
* Florian Wiedner, TUM
* Marcin Bosk, TUM
* Filip Rezabek, TUM
#### Discussion
* Panel Discussion: How well can we predict latency properties of systems in support of time-sensitive applications? How detailed do we want to monitor data plane properties?
#### Wrapup of the Academic Salon
### Small Lunch
## Registration
* If you want to dial-in or join the event in person, there is a link provided for registration. Please note that the number of spots for on-site participations are limited. The link for registration is: https://forms.gle/F3BcxUVqHH3FbH6bA
## Venue - Institute of Advanced Studies, Garching Campus of TUM
Address: Lichtenbergstraße 2 a, 85748 Garching bei München, Germany
* Faculty club, fourth floor


## Transport
* Subway U6 - Garching Forschungszentrum
* Possible to arrive with a car - free parking on
* https://goo.gl/maps/xYCkBZeuAETk3Xez6
* For other inqueries contact the Organizing committee chairs