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Marcin Lawenda Pozna Supercomputing and Networking Center 4th TERENA NRENs and Grids Workshop, Amsterdam, Dec. 6-7, 2006 Why Vlabs Why labs ? VERY VERY limited limited limited access access access VERY VERY limited access Main

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Marcin Lawenda Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center

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virtual virtual virtual virtual, , , , remote remote remote remote , ... , ... , ... , ...Grid Grid Grid Grid-

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VERY VERY VERY VERY limited limited limited limited access access access access Main Main Main Main reason reason reason reason -

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COSTS COSTS COSTS Main Main Main Main GOAL GOAL GOAL GOAL -

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to make to make to make commonly commonly commonly commonly accessible accessible accessible accessible Added Added Added Added Value Value Value Value

Why Why Vlabs labs ?

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A distributed environment, providing its users w ith the follow ing functionality:

  • Remote access to complex and

expensive laboratory research equipment

  • User-customized

User-customized Dynamic ynamic Measurement Measurement Scenarios Scenarios

  • Data storage and management
  • Digital Science Library
  • Workgroup collaboration tools
  • Educational potential

Virtual Virtual Laboratory Laboratory overview

  • verview

http:// http://vlab.psnc.pl vlab.psnc.pl

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VLab - workflow

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The user is w elcome to create the measurement diagram using the Scenario Submission Application (SSA). Scenario Scenario Submission Submission Application Application

Scenario Submission Application Scenario Submission Application

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Conclusions Conclusions (#1) (#1)

General framew ork Integration of labour facilities w ith Grid environment Testbed installation Missing production infrastructure w orldw ide approach limited number of facilities enhanced architecture – vision of the future

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RINGrid RINGrid

Remote Instrumentation in Next-generation Grids

  • Call: FP6-2005-Infrastructures-7
  • Specific Support Action
  • Contract no. 031891
  • 18 months: from October 2006 – March 2008
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Participants Participants

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Objectives Objectives

Identification of instruments and user communities,

definition of requirements

Synergy betw een remote instrumentation and next-

generation high-speed communications netw orks and grid infrastructures

New generation eInfrastructure Trend analysis and recommendations for designing

next-generation remote instrumentation services

Promoting egalitarian access to European e-

Infrastructure opportunities

Dissemination of project results to scientific and

business groups of users

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Workpackages Workpackages

  • WP1 - Project management

WP2 - Identification of instruments and user

communities, definition of requirements

WP3 - Evaluation and requirements for

infrastructures

WP4 - Future emerging trends and

recommendations

  • WP5 - Dissemination, standardisation and cooperation w ith other

projects

WP6 - Prototyping and verification

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Identification of scientific instruments for integration w ith

Grid environment

Identification of user groups and instrument ow ners as

potential beneficiaries of remote instrumentation systems

Definition of instrument and instrument ow ner technical and

policy requirements

Influence on the e-Infrastructure vision (e-IRG, ESFRI) Carrying out extended research to identify further groups of

users potentially interested in remote instrumentation

Evaluation of cost savings through the use of remote

instruments as compared w ith the conventional use, rented

  • r ow ned equipment

Identification Identification of instruments instruments WP2 WP2

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Evaluation of the existing netw ork and grid infrastructure

available for the remote instrumentation communities identified in WP2

Analysis of the scientific instrument requirements w ith

respect to the present research netw ork infrastructures

Analysis of the scientific instrument requirements w ith

respect to the present state of the art of grid middlew are and other grid-enabled softw are

Requirements definition of infrastructure for remote

instrumentation systems

Evaluation and requirements for infrastructures Evaluation and requirements for infrastructures WP3 WP3

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Future emerging trends and recommendations WP4 WP4

Analysis of the impact of next-generation multi-gigabit

netw ork infrastructures (e.g. Geant 2) and netw orking technologies advances (e.g. IPv6, QoS support, MPLS) on the use of remote instrumentation services

Analysis of future trends concerning netw ork technologies

that may be used to access remote instrumentation services and virtual research laboratories

Guidelines for the development of new softw are services

enabling user-friendly interactions (e.g. access, control, monitor) w ith remote scientific devices

Recommendations for the development of virtual research

laboratories to reduce access costs and expand accessibility to top-level instruments

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Prototyping and verification WP6

Validation of the project results w ill base on the Validation of the project results w ill base on the follow ing testbed implementations: follow ing testbed implementations:

PSNC Virtual Laboratory

PSNC Virtual Laboratory (http://vlab.psnc.pl/) (http://vlab.psnc.pl/)

GridCC (http://w w w .gridcc.org/)

GridCC (http://w w w .gridcc.org/)

CLARA (http://w w w .redclara.net

CLARA (http://w w w .redclara.net/)

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Prototyping and verification WP6

Specification and w orking out of ‘use cases’, w hich

Specification and w orking out of ‘use cases’, w hich match the profile of requir match the profile of requirements set defined ements set defined by the y the previ previous w ork packages

  • us w ork packages

Preparation of

Preparation of prot prototype installations

  • type installations

Execution of tests and collecti

Execution of tests and collection of n of remarks remarks concerning results achieved and user experiences concerning results achieved and user experiences

Analysis of the verifica

Analysis of the verification process results and tion process results and production of a coherent l production of a coherent list of recommendati st of recommendations for

  • ns for

instrumentation grid infrastructures instrumentation grid infrastructures

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Identified Instrumentation ... from labour equipments to sensors

  • Material Science

Synchrotron Light Source – 11 beam lines High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscope (HR-TEM) Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FEG-SEM)

  • Optical Astronomy at LNA (w w w .lna.br)

4.1 m optical telescope at Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope (SOAR)

  • Vibration spectroscopy

BRUKER Tensor 37 FTIR Electron spectroscopy VARIAN Cary 100 UV-Vis

  • Chemistry

Bruker AC – 250 P Laser Scan Microscope Zeiss LSM 410 Confocal Microscope Diffractometer Siemens D-5000( http://microlab.berkeley.edu/labmanual/chap8/8.44.html )

  • Satellite communications, telecommunication systems and netw orking measurement equipment

Satellite netw ork (mesh topology); 24 earth stations; audio and video multicasting Vector Signal Generator Agilent ESG E4438C (250 kHz – 6 GHz, IEEE 802.11b option)

  • Food processing, chemistry, other

Gas Cromatograph Varian 38000 Atomic Absorption Varian AA 800 Varian Cary 1E UV-Visible Spectrophotometer

  • Radio Astronomy

32m Radio Telescope in Piw nice, Poland

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Interactivity Interactivity

Interactive access to equipment is under special

attention in this project

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Relevant netw ork parametres

Batch

Batch computati computation

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Bandw idth

Bandw idth

Interactive

Interactive applications applications

Latency

Latency

Jitter

Jitter

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Relevant netw ork functionality

Bandw idth

Bandw idth on demand

  • n demand

reservation

reservation only nly for for experiment experiment duration uration

allow s

allow s to save to save money money

Need

Need for bandw idth for bandw idth in e.g. eVLBI e.g. eVLBI system: system:

4 tel. –

4 tel. – 128 Mb/s 28 Mb/s

10 tel. –

10 tel. – 512 Mb/s 512 Mb/s

16 tel. –

16 tel. – 1 Gb/s Gb/s

32 tel. –

32 tel. – 4 Gb/s Gb/s

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  • RINGrid

RINGrid w ill w ill provide an architecture w hich provide an architecture w hich w ill w ill integrate instrumentations w ith e integrate instrumentations w ith e -

  • Infrastructure:

Infrastructure:

  • encompasses the current state of art,

encompasses the current state of art, near near future technology future technology

  • conceptual design of missing architectural

conceptual design of missing architectural ‘ ‘pieces pieces’ ’

  • support by Grid

support by Grid and and netw ork netw ork environment environment ( (e e -

  • Infrastructure

Infrastructure ) )

  • Prototyping and validation is foreseen

Prototyping and validation is foreseen – – 4Q2007/1Q2008 4Q2007/1Q2008

  • Large

Large set set of

  • f instruments

instruments being being a a reference reference for for architecture architecture definition definition

  • RINGrid is looking for collaboration in terms of

RINGrid is looking for collaboration in terms of interactivity and joint effort interactivity and joint effort s s

  • Proposition

Proposition of

  • f new

new European European Technical Technical Group Group (TG10) (TG10) and and OGF OGF research research group group under under discussion discussion

Summary Summary

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Thank Thank YOU YOU for your for your attention attention !

http:// http://www.ringrid.eu www.ringrid.eu