Dear Dipsy & all -
5 M are on their way.
Cheers,
-C.
On 17.09.2026 21:57, Dipsy Desai wrote:
Dear RIPE Atlas community,
My name is Dipsy Desai and I am a fourth year Ph.D. student at
University of Southern California. I am conducting a research study
examining the routing, performance, and data-residency properties of
public recursive DNS services across India. The study will compare
Bharat Public DNS (|1.10.10.10|) with global public resolvers using RIPE
Atlas DNS measurements and traceroutes.
We will begin with a small pilot (which we anticipate would consume
about 60,000 credits) and then expand to a multi-week study across
geographically and topologically diverse Indian probes. The measurements
will examine latency, availability, routing variation, and
client-to-resolver path locality.
For the complete study and independent validation measurements, I am
seeking up to 4,500,000 RIPE Atlas credits. Any partial donation would
also be greatly appreciated.
Only established public DNS services and research-controlled
infrastructure will be targeted. We intend to make the measurements,
analysis code, and results publicly available where possible.
My RIPE Atlas account for credit transfers is:
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
Thank you for any support you may be able to offer to this research.
Best regards,
Dipsy
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