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The Internet Topology Zoo
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The Internet Topology Zoo
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<a href="index.html">Home</a>
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<h2>What does the Internet look like?</h2>
Welcome to the Internet Topology Zoo, an ongoing project to collect data network topologies from around the world.
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We currently have over two hundred and fifty networks in the Zoo, in a variety of graph formats for statistical analysis, plotting, or other network research.
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The networks come from all over the world: the map below shows the Zoo's coverage.
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<a href="maps/coverage_large.jpg"><image src="maps/coverage.jpg"></a>
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The networks can be explored in our <a href="explore.html">interactive visualisation</a>, as graphs in our <a href="dataset.html">dataset</a>, or plotted in the <a href="gallery.html">gallery</a>.
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The networks are manually traced from operator provided network maps. For more information on the process please see the <a href="documentation.html">documentation</a> section.
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We'd like to hear <a href="contact.html">feedback</a>, or suggestions for new networks to add to the zoo. If you do use the dataset, please cite us: <a href="http://topology-zoo.org/cite.txt">bibtex entry</a>. Thanks!
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This project was supported by the Australian Government through an Australian Postgraduate Award and Australian Research Council Discovery Grants DP110103505 and DP0985063; and by the <a href="http://www.adelaide.edu.au">University of Adelaide</a>.
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Last updated 2013-4-16 by simon.knight at adelaide.edu.au </a>.
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