The Cidr Report
John S. Quarterman
jsq at mids.org
Wed Dec 4 04:05:17 UTC 1996
In article <199612020252.AA02201 at zephyr.isi.edu> you write:
>>
>> There is no "absolute" point at which to take these measurements. Any
>> point will be coloured (colored) by its relative Internet location with respect to
>> amounts of local detail and aggregated distant detail.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Geoff
>
> True enough.. (coloured is the correct spelling :)
> Dave Meyers is starting to put up something like this
> off his exchange in oregon.
>
> Perhaps it would be useful to get a number of players
> together and ensure that we are taking routing snaps at
> the same time and then persuade JQ to revamp his "Internet
> Weather Maps" to reflect these high/low pressure patterns
> across the landscape.
Something like that is on the TODO list for the MIDS IWR, pending funding.
Thanks,
John
John S. Quarterman <jsq at mids.org>
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