International Task Force Meeting

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International Task Force Meeting part 2

• Monday 19 April 2004
• 100 p.m. 500 p.m. Salon J/K
• Spring 2004 Internet2 Member Meeting
• Ana Preston
• apreston_at_internet2.edu

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ITF- Part 2

• thoughts on the ITF format and what we have been
  doing at this and previous meetings
• Part 1 feature presentations from international
  collaborative activities, advanced networking
  projects, application initiatives and/or updates
  from international partners.
• Part 2 issues relevant to the global RE
  community and panels on specific themes
• Is there interest in setting forth a small
  program committee?
• Other thoughts?

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For this afternoon

• Update on international connections (100 p.m.
  to 125 p.m.)
• Ana Preston (Internet2)
• Middleware and network authentication (125
  p.m. to 225 p.m.)
• Security at Line Speed (SALSA) UpdateCharles
  Yun, Internet2 (USA)
• TERENA TF-Mobility, Wireless Roaming UpdateTim
  Chown, University of Southampton UKERNA (United
  Kingdom)
• International Trust FederationsKen Klingenstein,
  Internet2 (USA)
• Discussion and QA
• BREAK (225 p.m. to 245 p.m.)

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• Network architectures for optical and hybrid
  approaches (245 p.m. 5 p.m.)
• GMPLS Interoperability Test in Super
  SINETHirokazu Ishimatsu, Japan Telecom (Japan)
• Experiments with 10 GE long-haul transmissions in
  academic and research networksJan Radil,
  Miroslav Karásek, CESNET (Czech Republic)
• Optical Networking Deployments in Latin
  AmericaTereza Christina M. B. Carvalho, USP
  (Brasil), Michael Stanton, RNP (Brasil)

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• Network architectures for optical and hybrid
  approaches cont.
• Global Lambda Integrated Facility (GLIF) Update
  Kees Neggers, SURFnet (The Netherlands)
• Lightpath Demo (Abliene, CANet, GEANT)
  Experiences and lessons learnedRick Summerhill,
  Internet2 (USA)
• Update on SURFnet6, The Dutch Hybrid Network
  InitiativeKees Neggers, SURFnet (The
  Netherlands)
• HOPI ProjectRick Summerhill, Internet2 (USA)
• QA followed by discussion

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Middleware/Network Authentication

• growing demand of users and wanting seamless
  roaming across domains issues and challenges
• security
• interoperability
• international trust federations

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Optical and hybrid networking architectures

• Continuing discussions from previous ITF
  meetings
• Internet2
• Scalable, sustainable, high performance
  networking environment (Abilene)
• National and regional initiatives
• needs compel to look at designing and building a
  hybrid of shared IP packet switching and
  aggressive use of dynamically provisioned lambdas
  ? HOPI Hybrid Optical and Packet Infrastructure
• Several ingredients
• Resources from Abilene and MAN LAN
• From Regional optical networks
• From National Lambda Rail

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For Today

• Global Lambda Integration Facility
• SURFnet6
• SuperSINET
• CESNET
• GiGa Project/G-REUNA
• HOPI project
• demo experiences
• sharing where we think all this is going and
  what are the things we have learned so far

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Workshop on Thursday

• "Expanding the Reach of Advanced Networking
• April 22, 2004 Salon H
• http//international.internet2.edu/intl_connect/wo
  rkshop.html
• Two main objectives
• Global research and education networking
  community and key science, funding and aid
  agencies How can get to know each other (and
  know about what we do)
• providing a forum to explore ways in which we may
  work together to address the challenges in
  extending the reach of Internet infrastructure
  and networks in support of research, education
  and knowledge sharing.
• http//international.internet2.edu/intl_connect/ag
  enda.html

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Expanding the reach of advanced networking

• Highlights
• a keynote speech by Mohamed Muhsin,
  Vice-President and CIO of the World Bank
• presentations on programs from several science,
  funding and aid agencies including the National
  Science Foundation, National Institutes of
  Health, the Organization of American States, the
  World Bank, the Inter-American Development, USAID
  and other European and Australian agencies for
  international development.
• presentations from members of the global
  research and education community that illustrate
  approaches for expanding network access to
  resource limited settings around the globe and
  how we may better work together to address needs
  and issues.

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