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Split Skies: Operational Experiences Extending a Multi-Cloud Network Telescope into the Asia-Pacific
Comprehensive visibility into Internet Background Radiation (IBR) requires diverse measurement infrastructure. Recent work showed that cloud IBR depends on the provider making single-provider telescopes systematically biased. These studies relied entirely on Western providers and left the Asia-Pacif
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