Remi Hendriks

PhD candidate at the University of Twente, working on Internet resilience and anycast.

Research

My research focuses on Internet resilience, Internet measurement, anycast routing, network traffic analysis, and distributed systems. I study how anycast is deployed and operates in practice, with a particular interest in catchment stability, latency, and large-scale census techniques.

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Education

  • MSc Computer Science, University of Twente (2023)
  • BSc Computer Science, University of Twente (2021)

Software

  • Measurement code to perform coordinated anycast and unicast probing from distributed sites.

  • iGreedy code adapted for daily LACeS anycast censuses.

  • anycast-rpJupyter Notebook1

    Repository for the CNSM'25 paper on the effects of remote peering on anycast routing.

  • ripe-atlasJupyter Notebook0

    RIPE Atlas measurement scripts.

  • Daily anycast census data and tooling.

  • Trace-based anycast geolocation tooling.

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