Glenn Ricart of US Ignite: Gigabit Apps (Gigabit City Summit)

Gigabit Apps

Glenn Ricart, CTOJanuary 14, 2015

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Current

Partner

sPublic-private

partnership

501(c)(3)

Gigabit last

mile fiber, cable,

wireless

Gigabit last

mile fiber, cable,

wireless

Home,

Business,

Community

Anchor

Smart

City

Applications

BRAIN

ISP

Cloud

Datacenter

Cost

Delay

Contention

Lost packets

Local

Universities

Closer =

More responsive

Lower latency

Abundant free

bandwidth

Locavore infrastructure

NFV-like

Smart City Infrastructure

Sensors

Actuators

50 ms

½ sec

5 sec

1 min

10 min

100 min

16 hrs

1 week

10 weeks

2 years

KB MB GB TB PB

Commercially Available

Terra Incognita

Mobile

data

caps

Wired d

ata

caps

Web page

Online backup

Netflix movie

Lo

ca

vo

re

Cizzle

Synchrophaser

Remote 3D printer

Fly-through data

visualization

CASA

Sim Center

Future CASA

Flood CubeLive radiology

4K video

NVIDIA

Pollution Viewer

Library Browser

• Big data to the end user / anchor institution

• Visual data exploration (“fly-through”)

• Virtual reality / augmented reality

• Real-time (apparently instantaneous)

• Very low latency

• Reliable (no hiccups)

• Cyberphysical interactions

• Collaborative (in the moment)

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TYPICAL APP CHARACTERISTICS

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CCX

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us-ignite.orgGlenn.Ricart

@us-ignite.org

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Courtesy EPB

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CASA Radar

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Courtesy Mike Zink

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Courtesy Mike Zink

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PM2.5

Modeling

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Courtesy David Lary

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Cizzle

Connected Collaboration

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Reliable Process Control

Remote Radiology

Public Apps Library

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Collaborative Design

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Remote Surgical Coaching

Virtual

Community Supercomputer

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SimCenter

VIDEO: us-ignite.org/Chattanooga-story

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• Applications Summit

• WiRover

• In-Home Health Alert

• Simulation-as-a-Service

• Real Time Emergency Response

• CIZZLE

• CASA

• SimCenter

• Smart Grid

• Chattanooga

• Burlington

• FitNet Health