The Internet Mapping Project
The Internet Mapping Project was started at Bell Labs in the summer of 1998. Its goal was to acquire and save Internet topological data over a long period of time. This data has been used in the study of routing problems and changes, DDoS attacks, and graph theory. Data collection stopped in 2011. The data is available via bittorent somewhere. The December 1999 issue of Wired had the first public
The Opte Project
Maps Here you will find static and dynamic 2D JPG/PNG images and 3D VRML maps of the Internet. These maps are built off of our database using two different graphing engines: Large Graph Layout (LGL) by Alex Adai and Graphviz by Peter North at AT&T Labs Research. Each graphing engine produces wonderful displays, but they are only as good as the data and graphing language we provide. You can find ou
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