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Test Maps
This collection of images were some of our first maps we have produced.
LGL Maps
Current Map:
2048x2048 Colored 2D ImageRaw LGL data You can view these maps with LGL View the LGL Java viwer (requires JRE >= 1.4.1). To view this map in the LGL View, download these files and open them with LGL View (has problems in Windows, works great in Linux): |
Sun Nov 23 22:03:42 PST 2003 This was our first full Internet map with color and other graphing logic. RFC1918 addresses have been hashed into a unique checksum so they do not incorrectly overlap with other routers or hosts. The checksums resolve to the same host each time to be sure that all routes connect correctly. Another bit of code also removed the routing loops that made a rather large mess out of previous maps. The colors were based on Class A allocation of IP space too different registrars in the world. Colors: Asia Pacifica - Red Europe/Middle East/Central Asia/Africa - Green North America - Blue Latin American and Caribbean - Yellow RFC1918 IP Addresses - Cyan Unknown - White View this in VRML If you have a very high-end system you can try the VRML: Internet VRML (wrl 33 MB) |
Past/testing LGL Maps:
| LGL Output with only vertices. | LGL Output with vertices and IDs |
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Testing Images:
Graphviz Maps
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My test results are rather basic at this time, this project is only about a week old:
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