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Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS for the APT workshop on "Networking
Strategies for Regional Internet Traffic Routing Arrangements" 9 - 11 May,
Republic of Palau
Our ref.: APT/SG/General/2002-13
February 25, 2002
Subject:
CALL FOR PAPERS
for the APT workshop on "Networking Strategies for Regional Internet
Traffic Routing Arrangements"
9 - 11 May, Republic of Palau
Dear Sir/Madam,
We refer to our letter of invitation to you for the APT workshop on
"Networking Strategies for Regional Internet Traffic Routing Arrangements"
which will be held from 9 to 11 May 2002 at the Palasia Hotel, Koror,
Republic of Palau.
We have also sent a "Call for Papers" for the workshop alongwith the
invitation letter. We are again sending the "Call for Papers" for your
consideration. Please find attached the "Call for Paper" and the tentative
program for the workshop.
The workshop which will be of 2 ½ days duration will bring the Service
Providers, regulators, administrations and other concerned parties of the
Asia-Pacific region to discuss on the suitable architecture for regional
Internet traffic routing arrangements.
This workshop will have an impact on the future of Internet traffic
routing of the Asia-Pacific region, as it will be discussing the setting
up of an Internet hub in the Asia-Pacific region. Therefore, we highly
encourage participation from experts from your administration/organization
who are skilled in the areas of Internet Networking and Routing.
Please request the expert to send the presentation title, abstract and
biodata by 15 March 2002 to the APT Secretariat, Bangkok, at
aptsg(a)aptsec.org <mailto:aptsg(a)aptsec.org> or fax +662 573 7479/574 4226
for our evaluation purposes.
The presentation should be sent to the above address by 5 April 2002.
The expert can choose one of the topics below for the presentation with
respect to the architectural alternatives for the Asia-Pacific Internet
traffic routing arrangements:
* Issues to be considered for a regional Internet traffic routing hub
* Services issues (DNS forwarders, mirror sites, WWW caches)
* QoS/Network Management issues (Latency, QoS, regional Network
Management, etc.)
* Peering issues (inter and intra-region)
* Charging, regulatory issues
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
With best regards,
Yours sincerely,
(Sgnd)
Hugh Railton
Deputy Executive Director
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Attachments:
1) Call for Paper
2) Tentative Program
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Marginally OT perhaps but may be of interest to list members nevertheless.
Those who remember the international internet charging issue/fiasco (which,
by the way is still doing its merry rounds within APEC TEL and ITU Study
group 3 but with little prospect of getting anywhere, fortunately) may be
interested to know that it all started within the APT.
If anyone wants more details please contact me directly and I will pass on
the MS word docs attached originally which I have deleted in deference to
the AUP for this list.
Frank March
Specialist Advisor, IT Policy Group
Ministry of Economic Development, PO Box 1473, Wellington, NZ
Ph: (+64 4) 474 2908; Fax: (+64 4) 471 2658
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