Network Traffic Analysis With Query Driven Visualization SC 2005 HPC Analytics Results

Our analytics task is to identify, characterize, and visualize anomalous subsets of as large of a collection of network connection data as possible. We use a combination of HPC resources, advanced algorithms, and visualization techniques. To effectively and efficiently identify the salient portions...

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Hauptverfasser: Stockinger, Kurt, Wu, Kesheng, Campbell, Scott, Lau, Stephen, Fisk, Mike, Gavrilov, Eugene, Kent, Alex, Davis, Christopher E., Olinger, Rick, Young, Rob, Prewett, Jim, Weber, Paul, Caudell, Thomas P., Bethel, E. Wes, Smith, Steve
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Zusammenfassung:Our analytics task is to identify, characterize, and visualize anomalous subsets of as large of a collection of network connection data as possible. We use a combination of HPC resources, advanced algorithms, and visualization techniques. To effectively and efficiently identify the salient portions of the data, we rely on a multistage workflow that includes data acquisition, summarization (feature extraction), novelty detection, and classification. Once these subsets of interest have been identified and automatically characterized, we use a stateof- the-art high-dimensional query system to extract this data for interactive visualization. Our approach is equally useful for other large-data analysis problems where it is more practical to identify interesting subsets of the data for visualization than it is to render all data elements. By reducing the size of the rendering workload, we enable highly interactive and useful visualizations.
DOI:10.1109/SC.2005.47