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Page 1: Optical Networks and eVLBI Bill St. Arnaud

Optical Networks and eVLBI

Bill St. Arnaud [email protected]

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CANARIE Inc.- Overview

• Federal leadership: Concept born in 1990 out of Industry Canada discussions

• Founding: Incorporated in 1993 by industry and academia

• Funding: From Industry Canada: For networks and research applications from Canadian Heritage, HRDC, Health Canada

• Mission: To facilitate development and use of Canada’s advanced communications infrastructure

• Primary stakeholders: Government Departments, universities, provincial research networks, broader research community, colleges, carriers, IT sector, SMEs, broader education sector, broader health sector, provinces

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CA*net 4 DriversApplication Specific Networks

> Soon high end grid applications will have sufficient traffic volume to require their own underlay networks ”Complementing” routed networks – Not a replacement for routed networks – only increasing the direct

peering mesh of the routed network for specific applications– But peering may be more dynamic (and not globally advertised) than

traditional IP BGP peering> Discipline or applications specific networks

– VBLI grids like European EVN – High energy physics grid – Ultralight– NEES grid, Bio-informatics Grid, etc

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eVLBI driving network architectures

> MERLIN in UK links several radio dish sites with optical fiber network

> European EVN and LOFAR will built around optical lightpaths on GEANT network

> In Canada eVLBI is mostly used for Geodetic applications– GPS corrections– Measuring movement of Canadian shield

> DRAO (astronomical dish) will be soon connected to CA*net 4 network so that they can participate in global eVLBI

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S2 VLBI Space Observatory

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Example – EVN traffic flows over GEANT

UK

SE

FR

NLBE

DE1DE2

CZ

PL

CH

IT

AT

SURFnet

JANET

GARR

PSNCDFN

NORDUnet

2.5G10G

JIVE

Provided courtesy of Dai Davies

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Issues

> How do you charge for bandwidth and usage when single application traffic dwarfs all other IP traffic?

> Possible solutions:1. GMPLS (with QoS)

• Requires expensive routers and complex coordinated central management to setup and tear down tunnels

• Interdomain still unproven2. Optical overlay/underlay –ASON

– same problems as GMPLS3. Application specific UCLP networks

– Increase BGP mesh for specific applications or disciplines

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UCLP applied to EVN

UK

SE

FR

NLBE

DE1DE2

CZ

PL

CH

IT

AT

SURFnet

JANET

GARR

PSNCDFN

NORDUnet

JIVE

EVN sites will see 2 BGP routes to SURFnet:-the normal IP route over GEANT-Express route using dedicated lightpaths (in green)

Express route

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What is UCLP?

> User Controlled LightPaths – a configuration and provisioning tool built around web services

> Third party (e.g. eVLBI) can concatenate cross connects together from various networks to produce a wide are network that is under their control– Articulated Private Network (APN)

> Uses Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and so network can be integrated with other web service applications such as instruments and software correlators

> Allows eVLBI users to change configuration and topology of the optical network to meet research needs

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GLIF links

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Recommended Browsing

> UCLP Roadmap Document– http://www.canarie.ca/canet4/uclp/UCLP_Roadmap.doc

> LOOKING– http://lookingtosea.ucsd.edu/

> NEESgrid Tele-Operation Network Protocol– http://it.nees.org/documentation/pdf/TR-2004-23.pdf

> Common Instrument Middleware Architecture– www.instrument-middleware.org

> EU GridCC– http://www.canarie.ca/conferences/advnet2004/ppt/maron.ppt

> CABA open building interexchange web services for high voltage AC and building management systems– http://www.caba.org/councils/obix.html