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Phoenix666 [soylentnews.org] writes:

CAIDA's expanding network of Archipelago monitors has delivered the organisation's latest Internet maps [theregister.co.uk].

The August 2015 Internet Topology Data Kit, announced at the end of last week, is a tool for 'net researchers to try and untangle the dizzying maze of routes that deliver our data.

CAIDA used 94 Ark monitors in 36 countries for IPv4 data collection, and 26 monitors in 15 countries for IPv6.

The data collection underlies important analysis work by CAIDA and others – for example, the researcher group hosted at the University of California, accurately predicted an increasing number of “black hole” routing events.

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