[ipv6-hackathon] Combining TraceMON & project proposal 5a at ipv6-hackathon?

> On 3 Nov 2017, at 12:16, Stephen D. Strowes <sds at ripe.net> wrote:
> 
> For visualisation, what is really vital is aggregates. Let's say I'm an ISP or a CDN, what I often care about is aggregate traffic. A query-based system ought to allow an operator to select *all* traceroutes from $MY_ASN to $ANOTHER_ASN over a time period, and aggregate the paths together, and able to flip between v4/v6/both.
I concur and I am thinking about making aggregated traceroutes over time (I am calling them synthetic traceroutes™) using atlas-stream and pipelinedb (which stores aggregated data queryable with SQL).

> An amazing direction to go would be towards transit maps where line width indicates frequency or volume, similar to:
> - https://www.cambooth.net/project-france-tgv-routes/ <https://www.cambooth.net/project-france-tgv-routes/>
Oh! These are beautiful, I wanted to make metroline style maps. Anyway, I am working on making line width a parameter in the “fulll” openipmap. There are both algorithmic issues, we would have to make aggregated graphs and find a way to visualise them properly (harder than you might think).

> That sounds like a much bigger project than a hackathon weekend, but I think it's where the value is.
It is, but I can make a start if allowed the time to work on it this weekend (we’ll see).

greetings,

Jasper
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