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1998 Fall Internet2 Project Meeting San Francisco 26-29 September
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I2 Applications Ted Hanss Director, Applications Development 27 September 1998
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Agenda Middleware I2-Digital Video Network I2-Distributed Storage Initiative Internet2 Days Demo Overview Applications Sessions Next Year
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Middleware
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The “Software” Abilene Time for a new major initiative? Attack a barrier to applications development and deployment, e.g., The middleware challenge Content deployment Slide from the April I2 Member Meeting
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Goals Enable new applications development by making advanced functionality more accessible Establish a converged view of common applications services
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Goals, etc. Identify standards-based technologies that are scalable and interoperable Increase deployment of middleware technologies as part of an advanced but production environment
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Overview An ongoing process Requirements gathering Standards review Technology assessment Project initiation Education and outreach
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Overview An “umbrella” structure Coordinate information flow with appropriate I2 working groups Initiate new working groups as necessary Won’t replicate efforts elsewhere
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Overview Deliverables Identification of a small number of key community projects Information dissemination Demos Workshops
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Principles Focus on problems where we have a unique incentive to solve the benefit to our community is clear and compelling results are attainable in a reasonable timeframe
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Technology Scope Emphasis is on technologies that enable developing and deploying advanced research and education applications across our institutions
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Applications: Horizontal, Vertical, Spot Solutions Middleware: Security, Directory, Quality of Service, Audio/Video Frameworks, Accounting, Collaboration Frameworks, Multicast,... Operating system and network services Standard APIs Interoperable Protocols
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Technology Scope QoS Digital video/audio Security Collaboration Directories Multicast File systems Measurement Remote instruments IMS Transaction systems Meta-computing Management IP telephony Accounting/billing E-commerce Object brokers Search mechanisms Printing
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Critical Attributes Scaling Interoperability Mobility of users Portability of code Adaptive/network aware Applicable to horizontal and vertical apps Global
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Architecture Participants Core group of members as steering committee Supported by working groups Consulted & partnership participants Federal/NGI agencies PACI, CNI, Net@edu, CREN, … International partners Standards organizations
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Timeline, Metrics
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Timeline September: Solicit volunteers October: Start assessment Fall: Initiate projects January: First reports April: Demos and reports
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Critical Success Factors Percent of members involved Applications deployed Meeting expectations and timelines
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I2-Digital Video Network
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What’s the Killer App? I don’t know, but … Killer environment: collaboration Killer enabler: video
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Ubiquitous Digital Video Scalable and easy to use Integrated into applications Streaming and interactive Real-time and asynchronous (stored) Unicast and native multicast Single source to multi-source Various resolutions, up to HDTV and multi-channel audio
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Example Tasks Identifying and obtaining content Establishing framework for managing and delivering content “Brand identity”, storage, licensing, editing, QoS integration, …
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Example Services The video equivalent to Edupage with clips (news, lectures, graduation speeches, conferences) A directory service for higher ed digital video content Managed video conferencing service
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Distributed Storage Initiative
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Objective Develop and deploy a reliable, scalable, high performance network storage capability enabling broad access to stored video, very large data sets, etc.
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Internet2 Days
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Outreach to Campuses Many campuses scheduling I2 Days Raising developer interest Generating support from critical groups (legislators, administration, … ) Suggested framework at http://apps.internet2.edu/i2-day.html
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Demo Overview
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Times Monday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
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Artworld Boston University
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Globally Interconnected Object Databases California Institute of Technology
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Real-Time Remote Surgical Collaboration Ohio State University
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GeoWorlds USC/ISI
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Interactive Multimedia Distribution System Indiana University
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Last Expression: Art of the Holocaust Northwestern University
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Lectures On-Line and On-Demand University of Minnesota
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Artful Engineering Penn State University
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Applications Sessions
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Applications Highlights Monday 8:30 to noon: Applications Update 1:30 to 5:00: Applications Strategy Council 3:30 to 5:00: CENIC Applications Panel
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Highlights, cont. Tuesday 8:30 to 10:00: Arts & Humanities Panel 10:30 to noon: NCREN Video Lecture 10:30 to noon: Audio/Music Panel at Moscone with the Audio Engineering Society 1:30 to 3:00: Digital Video Network Planning 1:30 to 3:00: Distributed Storage Initiative
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Next Year
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1999 Focus Areas? For discussion at Monday’s session Certainly video and middleware collaborations Performing arts? Celebration2000 idea Remote scientific instruments? …
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Break until 3:15
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