Wehe Measurement Service Launched on M-Lab Platform

The M-Lab team is excited to officially announce the launch of the Wehe measurement service on the platform. Working closely with the Wehe research team headed by David Choffnes, Associate Professor at Northeastern University, M-Lab launched the new measurement service, which is focused on net neutrality, in late 2020. The French telecom regulator, Arcep, announced their integration of Wehe in December.

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M-Lab Roadmap Update - Q4 2020

Posted by Lai Yi Ohlsen on 2020-11-02
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In an effort to communicate more about the status and trajectory of the M-Lab platform with our community, we’re pleased to provide this first roadmap update which will cover Q4 2020- Q1 2021. Our team currently plans our milestones and tasks every ~6 months, with regular internal meetings and updates in between.

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Exploring NDT Data by Geography in Baltimore City

Baltimore Data Day is an annual conference bringing together “community leaders, nonprofit organizations, government and civic-minded technologists to explore trends in community-based data and learn how other groups are using data to support and advance constructive change.” This year the 11th annual event expanded to become Baltimore Data Week, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the conference’s host organization, the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance (BNIA). As a Baltimorean myself, I was honored to be invited to give a talk about the M-Lab platform and our open data, on the conference’s “Digital Inclusion Day.”

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Requiring access tokens for ndt7

Posted by Stephen Soltesz on 2020-09-10
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Starting October 7th, 2020, the ndt7 server on the M-Lab platform will require access tokens issued by the Locate API v2 to run a measurement.

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The majority of NDT clients have migrated to ndt7

Posted by Lai Yi Ohlsen, Stephen Soltesz on 2020-08-27
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Over the past month, M-Lab has published a series of blog posts about ndt7. As of Thursday, August 13th, 2020 roughly 90% of NDT clients using secure websockets have completed the migration from ndt5 to ndt7.

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