Applications --- Internet2 101 Ted Hanss 13 October 2003 Internet2 Applications What are “Internet2 applications”? They deliver qualitative and quantitative improvements in how we conduct research and engage in teaching and learning They require advanced networks to work 2 Different Disciplines and Contexts Sciences Library Arts Classroom Humanities Clinic Health care Office Business/Law Laboratory Administration Dorm room … … 3 Application Attributes Interactive collaboration Real-time access to remote resources 4 Attributes, cont. Large-scale, multisite computation and data mining Shared virtual reality Any combination of the above 5 Infosheets 6 NLANR Advanced Applications Database Over 4,000 applications Projects and resources from more than 30 countries Developed by UIUC, funded by NSF Searchable from http://apps.internet2.edu 7 Applications Working Groups, SIGs, BoFs, and Advisory Groups Health Sciences Veterinary Medicine Arts & Humanities Non-trad’l Theses Arts Performance High Energy and Nuclear Physics GIS … Remote Instrumentation Voice over IP Digital Video Videoconferencing ResearchChannel Network Storage … 8 Approach Broad Outreach Internet2 Days, web site, application flyers Health Sciences Arts & Humanities Science & Engineering Applications Applications Community Community 9 Approach Broad Outreach Internet2 Days, web site, application flyers Mary Kratz Ann Doyle Charles Yun Applications Applications Community Community 10 Technology, Deliverables, and Events Technology evaluation and advocacy “Best practices” and “current practices” documents Prototyping Tools (Internet2 Detective, Cakebox network measurement device) Demonstrations (Internet2 meetings and outside events) Meetings & workshops (Master music classes, VoIP, videoconferencing, …) 11 Internet2 Detective An easy-to-use tool for network users Provides information about: • • • • Internet2 backbone connectivity General bandwidth (using NLANR iPerf) Multicast capability Bandwidth between any two computers with Internet2 Detective installed Version 3.0 released 18 July 2003 Available for MS Windows and Mac OS X Future development and support to be based on interest from the Internet2 community Downloads and information available at: http://detective.internet2.edu/ 12 The Internet2 Commons collaboration through advanced technologies Mission Accelerating adoption of collaboration technologies Member-driven services Scalable and sustainable H.323 Multipoint Videoconferencing Face-to-face communication over IP Standards-based, endpoint interoperability Features: onscreen display options, streaming, firewall traversal, 24/7 help desk, … 13 Data Sharing Voice/IP Electronic Notebooks Peer to Peer Collaboratories Others Videoconferencing Technologies The Internet2 Commons Other Collaborative Technologies Instant Messaging H.323 VRVS Access Grid MPEG2 Others 14 More Applications Information apps.internet2.edu apps.internet2.edu/talks (presentations) www.internet2.edu/info/infokit.html Send me mail <ted@internet2.edu> to join our mailing list apps@internet2.edu Come to Apps 201 immediately following this session! 15