We also highlight priorities for expanding insights into traffic and routing behavior and enhancing our ability to measure and analyze the effects of new technology, protocols, and applications on the global Internet. Topology data can describe network link infrastructure at a variety of layers. Workload measurements involve the passive monitoring of traffic as it traverses a link or router, and allows analysis of distributions of traffic protocol, packet size, interarrival times, geographic flow, and per-user bandwidth consumption. Performance measurements typically involve active probing of traffic into the network to assess latency or throughput characteristics of paths. We also show instances of correlation among different Internet data categories, and possible approaches to dealing with the inherent challenges of doing realistic correlation.
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