GENI Engineering Conference Report Oct. 9-10, 2007 Minneapolis slides available at Masaki Hirabaru and.

GENI Engineering Conference Report

Oct. 9-10, 2007 ＠ Minneapolis

slides available at

http://www.geni.net/geni-engineering-conference/

Masaki Hirabaru and Kiyohide NakauchiNICT

Copyright © 2007 National Institute of Information and Communications Technology. All Rights Reserved.

Participants 150-200 about people

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New Faces (NSF) Program Director

Guru Parulkar-> Allison Mankin -> Suzi Iacono (Senior Science Advisor)

Division Director: Taieb Znati

Chip ElliottProject Director

Henry YehProject Manager Craig Partridge

Outreach Director

Heidi Picher DempseyOperations &

Integration Director

Kristin RauschenbachSubstrate Architect

Aaron Falk(Community Nominee)Engineering Architect

GPO Leadership

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WGs

Former WGs★GENI Planning Group Research Coordinat

ion Facility Architecture Backbone Network Distributed Service

s Wireless Subnets

New WGs★GENI Project Office (Chip Elliott) End-user Opt-in (Henning Schulzrinne) Experiment Workflow and Services (Jay L

epreau, Jeff Chase) Narrow Waist (Larry Peterson, John Wrocl

awski) Operations, Management, Integration, &

Security (Heidi Picher Dempsey) Substrate (Joe Evans, Kristin

Rauschenbach)

WGs are sort of kick-off to review former WGs, to define charters, and to confirm scopes if overlapped

Testbed/Operation people involved as well as research people

wireless, optical get marged

O&M

AggregateControl

Measure-ments

Components

Aggregate A

O&MMeasure-

ments

Components

Aggregate B

Researcherwith Tools

Clearinghouse

List ofOrganizations

List ofAggregates

O&M Policy

Measurement Plane

Control Plane

Data Plane

Federation

Trust

Interface

Internet

Opt-inUser (??)

AggregateControl

GENI Block Diagram

ResearchOrganization

End-User Opt-In WGHenning Schulzrinne

Substrate WGJoe EvansKristin Rauschenbach

Narrow Waist WGLarry Peterson, John Wroclawski

Experimenter Workflow & Services WGJay Lepreau, Jeff Chase

Operations, Management, Integration, & Security WGHeidi Picher Dempsey

Current Timelinefor GENI Planning and Construction

Planning Phase Construction Phase Operations Phase

3-4 years 5 years TBD years

June 2007

12 months

PDR FDR

18-30 months

CDR

9 monthsEarly 2008

GENI Engineering ConferencesSolicitations issued for new prototypes & trials

Original plan:

Early 2006 Early 2007 Early 2008

Construction will be delayed 2009 to 2011 or beyond

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Focusing on PrototypingSubcontract Timelines (estimated, subject to change)

Dec. 17, 2007 Solicitation issues on geni.net

Feb. 15, 2008 Proposals due, 5 PM your local time

May 15, 2008 Winners notified

Types of SubcontractsType of Work Duration Suggested

Total ValueEst. # Contracts

Analyses, papers, participation in working groups

3 to 24 months Up to$30 K

25

Prototypes (*) 12 to 24 months Up to$750 K

15

Integration Trials 24 months Up to$950 K

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GPO solicitation 2006: $12.5Mx4yrs for GPO, additional $10Mx4 for subcontractssecured ： subcontracts $7.5M x 3years ($23M)

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NICT: Nakao, Nakauchi, HirabaruNII: (1)KDDI: (1)NEC: Iwata and (2)WIDE: (1)NTT: (2)NTT Docomo: (1)

Korea: NIA (1) and UM Ph.D Strudent (1)

Japanese Participents:

Future Meeting: 2nd GENI Engineering Conference: Feb. 2008

Side-Meeting:10/10 GENI International Lunch MeetingLed by Ellen (GSC co-chair)NICT 3, NEC 3, KDDI 1, Hitachi 2 people joinedConsensus: Will keep going on as a form of BOF.