QMTool: an xmi-based management platform for QoS-aware IP networks

Dimopoulou, Lila; Nikolouzou, E.; Sampatakos, Petros; Venieris, Lakovos S.

doi:10.1109/mnet.2003.1201471

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“…Based on measurements of these metrics, colored symbols (representing the network status) are plotted as an overlay of a geographical image of the location from the user perspective (e.g., buildings). The proposal of Dimopoulou et al [63] is also focused on network performance metrics, but in the context of QoS-aware IP networks. They introduce a tool called QoS Management Tool (QMTool) to address the heterogeneity, complexity, and dynamic behavior of such networks.…”

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A Survey on Information Visualization for Network and Service Management

Guimaraes

Freitas

Sadre

et al. 2016

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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Network and service management encompasses a set of activities, methods, procedures, and tools whose ultimate goal is to guarantee the proper functioning of a networked system. Computational tools are essential to help network administrators in their daily tasks, and information visualization techniques are of great value in such context. In essence, information visualization techniques associated to visual analytics aim at facilitating the tasks of network administrators in the process of monitoring and maintaining the network health. This paper surveys the use of information visualization techniques as a tool to support the network and service management process. Through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR), we provide a historical overview and discuss the current state of the art in the field. We present a classification of 285 articles and papers from 1985 to 2013, according to an information visualization taxonomy as well as a network and service management taxonomy. Finally, we point out future research directions and opportunities regarding the use of information visualization in network and service management.Taking into account the example mentioned above, [15] and [17] are examples of articles/papers that match with the research goal. Thus, they are stored and cataloged, and their references are verified. In the analysis of the references of [15], for example, we found the work of Koike et al. "Visualizing cyber attacks using IP matrix" [19]. On the other hand, [16] is an example of a work that was discarded after the analysis of the abstract and keywords (i.e., the second step of filtering).Once finished the search process, a set of 374 articles and papers remained selected. These publications are from a time interval ranging from 1985 to 2013.

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Section: A Historical Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on Information Visualization for Network and Service Management

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Freitas

Sadre

et al. 2016

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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“…Most works are centered on the network and transport levels [6,5]. Less effort in QoS-aware middleware has been done at the application and business process levels [14] and few approaches address both levels [7].…”

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“…Work in [5] considers the management of network resources and services. It presents a layered framework architecture.…”

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confidence: 99%