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- Subject: Librarians and the Information Infrastructure
- From: Steve Hodas <hodas@LUPINE.NSI.NASA.GOV>
- Date: Mon, 20 Jun 1994 09:53:43 -0400
Thought LM_NETers might be interested in this (sorry about the length).
Steven Hodas
NASA K-12 Internet Project
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| hodas@nsipo.nasa.gov | These opinions are mine. I don't |
| Sterling Software/NASA NREN | don't speak for NASA or Sterling |
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Librarians (and interested parties) -
You've been hearing about the need for librarians to be involved
in the development of the Information SuperHighway. You've probably
been wondering how exactly you might do that. As a start, consider
attending the 30th IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) meeting
in Toronto next month.
Now you might say to yourself, "Self, What would *I* do at an
Engineering Task Force meeting? Wouldn't I be out of my depth?"
My answer to that is a resounding "NO". The IETF is one of the key
groups in development of the Internet. If you want a say in how
things are developed, then you need to be at these meetings where
many of the major players congregate three times a year.
Librarians have important skills in organizaing and delivering
information and are an important block in the Information
Super Highway. The IETF needs to hear from this community in this
forum. Note that the IETF is a working meeting and not a conference
per se. Some of the working groups of interest are: User Documentation,
Training Materials, Uniforn Resource Identifiers, Internet School
Networking, and Integration of Internet Information Resources.
I've included for your convenience the notice of the meeting. Please join
us, and help make a difference.
Sally
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DRAFT Agenda of the Thirtieth IETF - as of 6/3/94 5:20pm
(July 25-29, 1994)
MONDAY, July 25, 1994
0800-0900 IETF Registration and Continental Breakfast
Working Group Chairs Workshop
0900-0930 Introductions
0930-1200 Technical Presentations
o IP: Next Generation
Break
1330-1530 Afternoon Sessions I
APP Access and Synchronization of the Internet
Directory BOF (asid) (Tim Howes/UMich)
GEN Process for Organization of Internet Standards WG
(poised) (Steve Crocker/TIS)
IPNG Open IPNG Directorate Meeting (ngdir)
(Scott Bradner/Harvard and Allison Mankin/NRL)
MGT SNA DLC Services MIB WG (snadlc)
(Shannon Nix/Metaplex)
RTG Routing over Large Clouds WG (rolc)
(Andy Malis/Timeplex, Inc.)
1530-1600 Break (Refreshments provided)
1600-1800 Afternoon Sessions II
IPNG Transition and Coexistence Including Testing BOF
(tacit) (Geoff Huston/AARN and Atul Bonsal/DEC)
MGT Remote LAN Monitoring WG (rmonmib)
(Mike Erlinger/The Aerospace Corp.)
RTG Routing over Large Clouds WG (rolc)
(Andy Malis/Timeplex, Inc.)
SEC Security Area Advisory Group (saag) (Steve Crocker/TIS)
USV User Services WG (uswg) (Joyce K. Reynolds/ISI)
1930-2200 Evening Sessions
TUESDAY, July 26, 1994
0830-0900 Continental Breakfast
0900-0930 IETF Technical Presentations
o ``The User Services Area of the Internet Engineering
Task Force'' (Joyce K. Reynolds/ISI)
0930-1200 Morning Sessions
INT DNS IXFR, Notification, and Dynamic Update BOF
(dnsind) (Randy Bush/RGnet)
IPNG Simple Internet Protocol Plus WG (sipp)
(Steve Deering/Xerox PARC, Paul Francis/NTT and
Bob Hinden/Sun)
MGT SNA DLC Services MIB WG (snadlc)
(Shannon Nix/Metaplex)
OPS Benchmarking Methodology WG (bmwg)
(Jim McQuaid/Wandel & Goltermann)
USV User Documents WG (userdoc2) (Ellen Hoffman/Merit
and Lenore Jackson/NASA)
Break
1330-1530 Afternoon Sessions I
IPNG TCP/UDP over CLNP-addressed Networks WG (tuba)
(Peter Ford/LANL and Mark Knopper/Ameritech)
MGT SNA NAU Services MIB WG (snanau)
(Zbigniew Kielczewski/Eicon Technology and
Deirdre Kostick/Bellcore)
RTG Inter-Domain Multicast Routing WG (idmr)
(Tony Ballardie/UCL and Paul Francis/NTT)
USV Integrated Directory Services WG (ids)
(Chris Weider/Bunyip and Tim Howes/UMich)
1530-1600 Break (Refreshments provided)
1600-1800 Afternoon Sessions II
MGT Remote LAN Monitoring WG (rmonmib)
(Mike Erlinger/The Aerospace Corp.)
RTG New Internet Routing and Addressing
Architecture BOF (nimrod) (Noel Chiappa and
Isidro Castineyra/BBN)
TSV Audio/Video Transport WG (avt) (Steve Casner/ISI)
SEC Common Authentication Technology WG (cat)
(John Linn/OpenVision Technologies)
USV Site Security Policy Handbook WG (ssphwg)
(Barbara Fraser/CERT)
1930-2200 Tuesday, July 26, 1994 - Evening Sessions
RTG IP Routing for Wireless/Mobile Hosts WG (mobileip)
(Kannan Alagappan/DEC and Greg Minshall/Novell)
RTG RIP Version II WG (ripv2) (Gary Malkin/Xylogics)
WEDNESDAY, July 27, 1994
0800-0900 Working Group Chairs Workshop
0830-0900 Continental Breakfast
0900-0930 Technical Presentations
0930-1200 Morning Sessions
INT IP Over Asynchronous Transfer Mode WG (ipatm)
(Mark Laubach/Hewlett-Packard)
IPNG TCP/UDP over CLNP-addressed Networks WG (tuba)
(Peter Ford/LANL and Mark Knopper/Ameritech)
MGT SNA NAU Services MIB WG (snanau)
(Zbigniew Kielczewski/Eicon Technology and
Deirdre Kostick/Bellcore)
RTG Open Shortest Path First IGP WG (ospf)
(John Moy/Proteon)
USV Internet School Networking WG (isn)
(Art St. George/UNew Mexico and Jennifer Sellers/NASA)
Break
1330-1530 Afternoon Sessions I
IPNG Common Architecture for Next-Generation IP WG (catnip)
(Vladimir Sukonnik/Process Software Corp.)
MGT SNA DLC Services MIB WG (snadlc)
(Shannon Nix/Metaplex)
RTG IP Routing for Wireless/Mobile Hosts WG (mobileip)
(Kannan Alagappan/DEC and Greg Minshall/Novell)
1530-1600 Break (Refreshments provided)
1600-1800 Afternoon Sessions II
MGT SNA NAU Services MIB WG (snanau)
(Zbigniew Kielczewski/Eicon Technology and
Deirdre Kostick/Bellcore)
RTG New Internet Routing and Addressing
Architecture BOF (nimrod) (Noel Chiappa and
Isidro Castineyra/BBN)
RTG Source Demand Routing Protocol WG (sdr)
Deborah Estrin/USC and Tony Li/cisco)
TSV Audio/Video Transport WG (avt) (Steve Casner/ISI)
SEC Common Authentication Technology WG (cat)
(John Linn/OpenVision Technologies)
1930-2200 Wednesday, July 27, 1994 - Evening Session
IPNG Address Lifetime Expectations WG (ale)
(Frank Solensky/FTP Software and Tony Li/cisco)
RTG Inter-Domain Multicast Routing WG (idmr)
(Tony Ballardie/UCL and Paul Francis/NTT)
THURSDAY, July 28, 1994
0830-0900 Continental Breakfast
0900-0930 Technical Presentations
0930-1200 Morning Sessions
GEN Internet Middleware BOF (imabof) (Marshall T. Rose/DBC)
INT Point-to-Point Protocol Extensions WG (pppext)
(Fred Baker/ACC)
IPNG Simple Internet Protocol Plus WG (sipp)
(Steve Deering/Xerox PARC, Paul Francis/NTT and
Bob Hinden/Sun)
Break
1330-1530 Afternoon Sessions I
IPNG Transition and Coexistence Including Testing BOF
(tacit) (Geoff Huston/AARN and Atul Bonsal/DEC)
INT Point-to-Point Protocol Extensions WG (pppext)
(Fred Baker/ACC)
SEC Security Area Advisory Group (saag) (Steve Crocker/TIS)
1530-1600 Break (Refreshments provided)
1600-1700 Technical Presentations
1700-1930 Open Plenary and IESG
FRIDAY, July 29, 1994
0830-0900 Continental Breakfast
0900-1200 Morning Sessions
Key to Abbreviations
APP Applications Erik Huizer/SURFnet and
John Klensin/UNU
GEN General Interest
INT Internet Stev Knowles/FTP Software and
Claudio Topolcic/BBN
IPNG IP: Next Generation Scott Bradner/Harvard and
Allison Mankin/NRL
MGT Network Management Marshall T. Rose/DBC
OPS Operational Requirements Scott Bradner/Harvard and
Michael O'Dell/UUNET Technologies
RTG Routing Joel Halpern/Network Systems
SEC Security Jeff Schiller/MIT
TSV Transport Allison Mankin/NRL
USV User Services Joyce K. Reynolds/ISI
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