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Title: Silk


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Silk
  • Creating NRENs in Central Asia and the Southern
    Caucasus Region

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Central Asia and the Caucasus
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The Silk project
  • The Central Asian and Caucasus region
  • The NATO Science programme
  • IT in Central Asia and the Caucasus
  • Bringing Internet to the region Silk
  • Current status
  • Future plans

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Central Asia and the Caucasus
Some photo impressions
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A cross road of cultures
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Facts for The Netherlands
  • Area 41.525 km2
  • Population 16 million
  • Life expectancy 78.6 years
  • GDP/capita 26.900

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Armenia
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Azerbaijan
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Georgia
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Kazakhstan
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Kyrgyzstan
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Tajikistan
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Turkmenistan
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Uzbekistan
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The rôle of NATO in the region?
  • Three dimensions of NATO
  • Political
  • Military
  • Science
  • Science panel
  • Networking panel

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NATO Science division
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Computer Networking Panel
  • IT related projects
  • Shift of emphasises
  • Computers ? Networks
  • Stand alone ? Infrastructure
  • West ?East
  • Science ? Education
  • National ?Regional
  • Network Infrastructure Grants
  • NATO IT consultants

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NATO IT consultant
  • Feasibility of project proposal
  • Coordination with other (NATO Science)
    initiatives
  • Project monitoring and reporting
  • Support of NATO programme management
  • Liason with other donors

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Examples of NATO projects Uz
  • Uzbekistan
  • National NOC Metropolitan network Tashkent (
    150.000)
  • Regional connectivity ( 190.000)
  • Scientific web site ( 90.000)

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Examples of NATO projects Kz
  • Kazakhstan
  • Internet connection of the physical institute at
    Ala Tau
  • National NOC metropolitan network Almaty
    195.000

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The academic community
  • Russian system
  • Clear distinction between Science and Education
  • Government controlled
  • After 1991 funding disappeared
  • Tensions
  • Between Academy and Universities
  • Between Universities

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The Silk project
  • Prelude
  • The project definition
  • The project implementation
  • The service

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Silk time line
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Prelude to Silk
  • Extreme high costs for little connectivity
  • Increasing governmental control of Internet
  • Poor cooperation
  • Within the countries
  • Between the countries

The beginning of the Silk project in 1999
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Project definition
  • Satellite technology
  • Minimise costs in eastern countries
  • Possibility of receive only dishes
  • Connect to western academic networks
  • Organise NREN in eastern countries
  • Work towards sustainable situation

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Project realisation
  • DVB technology
  • Smaller eastern dishes
  • Collaboration with Cisco
  • DESY Hamburg as western hub
  • Geant connection

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EurasiaSat
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Kalitel
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Silk local node
  • 2.4/3.8 m dish
  • Cisco 7204 router
  • Cisco Catalyst 3524 switch
  • Cisco Content Engine CE 560
  • UPS

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Silk requisites
  • There must be an NREN
  • The NREN has the necessary licences
  • The NREN signs for operation management
  • Sustainability

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Bandwidth forecast
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Silk bandwidth Q1 2003
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Bandwidth per 24 hrs (Uz,7-4-03)
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Silk budget
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Managing Silk
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Silk Executive Committee
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Current challenges
  • NRENs need to become mature
  • Government control
  • Extension of Silk outside of the capital into the
    regions
  • Attracting additional donors
  • Extension to other countries (Mongolia,
    Afghanistan, )

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Silk donors
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SPONGE project
  • EU programme
  • IST Framework 5
  • Participants
  • UCL, RUG, ARENA, GRENA
  • Four work packages
  • Project management
  • Infrastructure services
  • Technical activities
  • Personal communication

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RUG activities in SPONGE
  • Liason with NRENs
  • Together with UCL setup SIP VoIP infrastructure
  • Creation and maintenance of interactive web site
    (www.silkproject.org)
  • Several distribution lists
  • Traffic measurements and cache fine tuning
  • Video conferencing support

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Thanks to
  • Sergey Berezhnev
  • Jane Butler
  • Jacek Gajeski
  • Robert Janz
  • Boris Japarov
  • Walter Kaffenberger
  • Askar Kutanov
  • Peter Kirstein
  • Ramaz Kvatze
  • Janet Lace
  • Christoff Lanovsky
  • Ilya Mafter
  • Boris Maydanik
  • Ruben M
  • Vadim Navotny
  • Rolf Nordhagen
  • Devrin Weiss
  • Zita Wenzel
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