1. Research Institute for Digital Media and Content Keio University Tokyo, Japan Naohisa Ohta Naohisa@dmc.keio.ac.jp

2. Keio University DMC Research Environment Experimental Studio Space and Auditorium Sony 4K SXRD projectors (2) NTT 4K JPEG2000 real-time codecs (2) Olympus 4K Motion Picture Camera (rental) IMAGICA IMAGER XE 4K film scanner 10Gbps/40Gbps Network Connectivity

3. Why CineGrid? DMC’s mission within Keio University includes R&D to enable global tele-education at the highest possible quality CineGrid is a way for DMC to test and demonstrate techniques for networked collaboration using 4K content 4K acquisition, distribution, display 4K acquisition, distribution, display 1-10Gbps low-latency networks worldwide 1-10Gbps low-latency networks worldwide Access old media - 4K film scan and restore algorithms Access old media - 4K film scan and restore algorithms Archiving of new 4K content - Eternal Memory concept Archiving of new 4K content - Eternal Memory concept Collaboration with USC/ETC and UCSD/Calit2 Collaboration with USC/ETC and UCSD/Calit2

4. iGrid 2005 4K Gear at DMC/Keio Olympus 4K Cameras PC Clusters to real-time 4K render Toppan ’ s “ Nijo Caslte ” SGI PRISM for GeoFusion and Digital Dailies NTT JPEG2000 Codec

5. iGrid2005: Six Hours of 4K 4K Scientific Visualization 4K Digital Cinema 4K Distance Learning 4K Tele-Presence 4K CG 4K Animation （ Live ）

6. iGrid 2005 4K Distance Learning An Illustrated lecture on the Guttenberg Bible Life Size Image of the Professor and Rare Books. Locked-down camera + dolly camera + 4K still-store

7. iGrid2005 4K Tele-presence Photo: Richard Edlund On the Screen VIP at Keio/Japan On the Stage VIP at UC ＳＤ