Partha Kanuparthy

Ph.D. student
School of Computer Science

I'm a graduate student and a part of the Networking and Telecommunications Group. I'm advised by Prof. Constantine Dovrolis. I worked with Prof. Mostafa Ammar in 2006-2007, and with Prof. Ellen Zegura in fall 2006. My research interests include network measurement techniques.

I spent summer'08 in the Systems and Networking group at Microsoft Research Cambridge (UK), and was hosted by Christos, Thomas, and Peter.

Prior to grad school, I was a member of the Research Division, Real-Time Collaboration Products, Oracle Corporation.

I had spent four wonderful years at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, completing my undergrad in Mechanical Engineering with the batch of 2002.

Research

DiffProbe: Detecting ISP Traffic Discrimination

Please visit the DiffProbe page.
DiffProbe: Detecting ISP Service Discrimination [to appear],
Partha Kanuparthy and Constantine Dovrolis
IEEE Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM) 2010, San Diego, CA, USA.

ShaperProbe: Detecting ISP Traffic Shaping

Please visit the ShaperProbe page. Hosted at Google MLab.

Understanding DNS-based Traffic Engineering

Coming soon.

Spectral Probing

Spectral Probing, Crosstalk and Frequency Multiplexing in Internet Paths [pdf],
Partha Kanuparthy, Constantine Dovrolis, and Mostafa Ammar
ACM SIGCOMM/USENIX/SIGMETRICS Conference on Internet Measurement (IMC) 2008, Vouliagmeni, Greece.

I've also worked on the implementation of:
Pathload2: Available Bandwidth Estimation

Hosted at Google MLab.




IIT Kharagpur Indian Institute of Technology
Kharagpur
CoC, GATech

partha [ ] cc . gatech . edu
NTG Lab
College of Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280