We would like to organize the workshop in such a way that we all

• get an understanding of each other's research and opinions
• tour the subject of Internet routing and routing research and maybe come away with a more congruent view of it
• get some idea of what our needs are for real data, tools, etc.
• get some freewheeling time to bat ideas about

While we are quite open to suggestions, the format we are currently planning is

• Tuesday morning: five-minute presentations on position papers, with short discussion, from each and everybody
• Tuesday afternoon: panels around current routing subjects
• Tuesday evening: open discussion after dinner
• Wednesday morning: panels around ideas for routing futures
• Wednesday afternoon: final routing future panel and open discussion

Listed below, we have a tentative division of people into panels. Each panelist can present their views on the subject for up to five minutes, and then the group will take questions, comments, and pot shots from the audience. (The five-minute time limit on opening statements will be strictly enforced to allow time for discussion!) Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions for the workshop agenda. We look forward to an interesting and lively meeting.

		DAY 1
8:00am		Breakfast
8:30am		Introduction and agenda bashing
9:00am		Position statements
10:45am		Break
11:00am		Position statements
12:30pm		Lunch
2:00pm		Panel #1: interdomain routing protocols (where are/n't we?)
3:15pm		Panel #2: intradomain routing protocols (where are/n't we?)
4:30pm		Panel #3: end-to-end properties of routing system (where are/n't we?)
7:00pm		Dinner
8:30pm		Open discussion
		DAY 2
8:00am		Breakfast
8:30am		Discussion of previous day
9:00am		Panel #4: network management/measurement (where should we go?)
10:45am		Panel #5: overlay networks (where should we go?)
12:00pm		Lunch
1:30pm		Panel #6: routing protocol design (where should we go?)
2:45pm		Open discussion
4:00pm		Concluding session
6:00pm		Stop

Panel #1:	Interdomain routing protocols (where are/n't we?)
	Nick Feamster
	Vijay Gill
	Tim Griffin
	Ratul Mahajan
Panel #2:	Intradomain routing protocols (where are/n't we?)
	Cengiz Alaettinoglu
	Phil Karn
	Aman Shaikh
	Dave Ward
Panel #3:	End-to-end properties of routing system (where are/n't we?)
	Christophe Diot
	Olaf Maennel
	Morley Mao
	Randy Bush
Panel #4:	Network management/measurement (where should we go?)
	Sharad Agarwal
	Olivier Bonaventure
	John Heasley
	Renata Teixeira
Panel #5:	Overlay networks (where should we go?)
	Aditya Akella
	Tom Anderson
	Bruce Maggs
	Anja Feldmann
Panel #6:	Routing protocol design (where should we go?)
	Sue Hares
	Lakshmi Subramanian
	Lan Wang
	Jennifer Rexford