[AusNOG] [CAIA Seminar] 11:30am, 23rd Apr 2015, AS404 - Metadata Retention

[Jason But]

Hello all

As a follow up, the recording of Philip's presentation is now available at 
http://caia.swin.edu.au/seminars

Regards

Jason

> Hello all
>
> Following the recent discussions about Metadata on the list, I thought it 
> might be of interest to any AusNoggers in Melbourne next week to attend 
> our research seminar on Metadata retention.
>
> Because I often get queries about whether the seminar will be recorded, I 
> have already asked Philip who has graciously agreed to publically release 
> the seminar recording
>
> Details of the seminar for those who wish to attend in person are below
>
> Regards
>
> Jason
>
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> CAIA Seminar Notice
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> For more information, please visit http://caia.swin.edu.au/seminars
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> Title:    Metadata Retention
>
> Speaker:  Dr. Philip Branch
>
> Time:     11:30am, 23rd Apr 2015
>
> Location: AS404, Level 4, AS Building
>
> Abstract:
>
> As a result of government proposals for metadata retention, metadata has
> been in the news quite a lot lately. The proposal is that all metadata of
> specific types be collected for all communications activity in Australia.
> Not surprisingly, this has attracted some controversy.
> In this talk I will explain what metadata is, how it can be used in
> investigations, what the proposals are, and some of the issues they raise.
>
> Biography:
>
> Philip Branch worked as a software engineer in Tasmania and NSW before
> returning to do a Masters at the University of Tasmania and a PhD in
> Computer Systems Engineering at Monash which was then followed by a period
> working as a Business Analyst for an Internet startup and then as
> Development Manager for Lawful Interception products with Ericsson
> AsiaPacific Labs. His current research interests are in teletraffic data
> analysis, particularly the use of machine learning applied to recognition
> of traffic classes for purposes of Lawful Interception and Quality of
> Service management.


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Dr. Jason But
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