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The NCAP discussion group, as defined by the Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) proposal and revised by ICANN's Office of the CTO, is an open and public group tasked with discussing issues pertaining to the work of the NCAP Study 1.
The NCAP Study 1 was authorized by the ICANN Board of Directors on 14 March 2019. The study will:
- examine all prior work on the issue of name collisions and produce a summary report that brings forward important knowledge from prior work into this study, and which can act as a primer for those new to the subject.
- create a list of data sets used in past studies, identify gaps, if any, and list additional data that would be required to successfully complete Studies 2 and 3.
- decide if the project should proceed based on the results of the survey of prior work and the availability of data.
There are two ways to participate in the NCAP discussion group:
- Individual participants – Participants are expected to actively contribute to mailing list conversations as well as meetings. Each potential participant will be required to provide a Statement of Interest (SOI) before gaining posting rights to the mailing list. It is anticipated that participants will provide essential input to the process.
- Mailing list observers – The position of observer is for those only interested in monitoring the NCAP discussions. Observers are offered read-only access to the mailing list. At any point in time, a mailing list observer can join the NCAP discussion group as a participant simply by submitting a SOI.
To join the Name Collision Analysis Project discussion group, please fill out the following questionnaire
NCAP - Statement of Interest V2.4[1][1].docx
*Jaap Akkerhuis
*Patrik Faltstrom -
*Warren KumariBarry LeibaDanny McPherson
*Ram MohanJeff Neuman
Eric Osterweil
*Chris Roosenraad
*Rod Rasmussen
Anne Aikman-Scales
Matthew Thomas - co-chair*Jeff SchmidtGreg Shatan
Justine Chew
Members:
*James Galvin - chair*Jaap Akkerhuis
- Anne Aikman-Scalese
- *Barry Leiba
- Betty Fausta
- Brantly Millegan
- *Chris Roosenraad
- *Danny McPherson
- Dmitry Belyavsky
*Patrik Faltstrom -
- Eric Osterweil
- Greg Shatan
- *Jaap Akkerhuis
- *James Galvin (stepped down as co-chair 21 November 2022)
- Jeff Neuman
- Jeff Schmidt
- *Julie Hammer
- Justine Chew
- Matthew Thomas - co-chair
- *Merike Kaeo
*Warren KumariBarry LeibaDanny McPherson
*Ram MohanJeff Neuman
Eric Osterweil
*Chris Roosenraad
*Rod Rasmussen
Anne Aikman-Scales
Matthew Thomas - co-chair*Jeff SchmidtGreg Shatan
Justine Chew
*indicates SSAC work party membermembers
Observers:
Mohamed AbuabedMaxim Alzoba
Gavin Brown
- Amr Elsadr
- Avri Doria
- Barry Cobb
- Brady Coye
- Catherine Minette Baya
Barry Cobb
Brady Coye
Yehuda Deutsch
Avri Doria
Philippe Fouquart
Wes Hardaker
- Chokri ben Romdhane
- Drew Wilson
- Gavin Brown
- Hsu-Ping Tang
- Jaroslaw Czepczor
- Jim Prendergast
- Jothan Frakes
- Juan Manuel Rojas
- Mohamed Abuabed
- Margaret Mwangi
- Matthias Pfeifer
Juan Manuel Rojas
Chokri ben Romdhane
- Maxim Alzoba
- Michael Casadevall
- Paul Hoffman
- Philippe Fouquart
- Shinta Sato
- Siavash M Shahshahani
- Dr. Sudhakara A M
Hsu-Ping Tang
Drew Wilson
Brantly Millegan
- Wes Hardaker
- Yehuda Deutsch
- Nabeel Yasin Mohammed Amin
- Karen Lentz
- Salem Khaleefa AlMansoori
- Hadia El Miniawi
- John McCormac
- Dave Kissoondoyal
- Andrew Chen
- Benedict Addis
- Sivasubramanian Muthusamy
- Abdeldjalil Bachar Bong
- Fanny Salyou
Staff Support:
- Jennifer Bryce (OCTO)
Paul Hoffman
Steve Sheng
Kathy Schnitt
Kimberly Carlson
- Kathy Schnitt (Policy)
- Jonathan Phillips (OCTO)
- Matt Larson (OCTO)
- Steve Sheng (Policy)