High Performance Networking Update for the University of Maryland, the MAX GigaPoP and Partners CANS 2002 Mark Alan Matties, Ph. D. The University of Maryland,

High Performance Networking Updatefor the University of Maryland, the MAX GigaPoP and Partners

CANS 2002

Mark Alan Matties, Ph. D.The University of Maryland, College Park

The University of Maryland

Located near the US capital Wealth and diversity of networking partners

Major universities Federal government agencies and institutions Private research institutes Think-tanks And many more

MAX

I2 GigaPoP for Mid-Atlantic Region Consortium formed by

University of Maryland, College Park Georgetown University George Washington University Virginia Tech

Growing into a regional High Performance Network NGIX - East ATDnet

MAX Membership Higher Education

University of Maryland Georgetown University George Washington University U of M, Baltimore County Catholic University University System of Maryland NCSA / ACCESS UCAID SURA Gallaudet University

Federal Labs and Agencies NASA GSFC NSF NIH NLM NOAA Naval Research Lab & ATDnet Smithsonian Institution U.S. Geological Survey

Private / Non-Profit Howard Hughes Medical Institute Emerging Technology Center (NASA) Fujitsu Labs of America

Upcoming Connectors Johns Hopkins University National Archives Information Sciences Institute / East Bureau of the Census NIST Net.Work.Virginia(ng) DARPA Morgan State University U.S. Department of State

In Talks FDA USDA

MAX Core

OC-48 POS

Luxn DWDM

Juniper M160

GW

ISI

QPoP

UM

MAX Networking

OC-48 POS

Q

MLayer 3 Service

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I

MAX Networking

OC-48 POS

Q

MLayer 3 Service

G

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Layer 1 Optical Transport(Abilene)

MAX Networking

OC-48 POS

Q

MLayer 3 Service

G

I

Layer 1 Optical Transport(Abilene)

Abilene

MAX Networking

OC-48 POS

Q

MLayer 3 Service

G

I

Layer 1 Optical Transport(Abilene)

NGIX-E

Abilene

MAX Networking

OC-48 POS

Q

MLayer 3 Service

G

I

Layer 1 Optical Transport(Abilene)

NGIX-EATDnet

Abilene

MAX Networking

OC-48 POS

Q

MLayer 3 Service

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Layer 1 Optical Transport(Abilene)

NGIX-EATDnet

Internet

Abilene

NGIX-East

Meet Me point for Federal Research Networks Layer 2 service only

Individual networks must make own L3 peering arrangements

Single ATM switch Soon to be upgraded to 10G Core likely to remain a single switch

ATDnet

DC area Federal Research Network Investigate optical networking technologies (L1, L2) Fiber network

MAX provides Engineering services Gateway services Colocation space

ATDnet Topology

LTS

GWU

DARPA

DISA

WNY

NRL

DIA

GSFC

UM

ECK

Future of MAX

K-12 integration Large Scale Networking Program

Follow on to Federal NGI

TeraGrid / Grid Computing

National Archives

Establishing a fiber link to UM ( < 1 month ) 1G at first, probably expanding to 10G in 6-12 months

OC-192 POS backbone network Electronic Records Archive

Create persistent, distributed archive of natively electronic records

Research / Development Phase UM, SDSC

Production Phase – must deliver many tens of TB of data

FDA CFSAN

FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition Ensure the safety of the food supply through constant analysis

Sponsors a Joint Institute at UM Some CFSAN facilities are located on campus (NMR) FDA will join Abilene and MAX, but CFSAN has UM

specific needs. Establishing a Gigabit connection

NASA GSFC

Important in both Space and Earth Science Launches satellites with scientific instruments

Satellite command and control Collection of data Transport of data

Data goes into Distributed Active Archive System (DAAC)

Global Land Cover Facility

Partnership UM Institute for Advanced Computer Studies UM Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory UM Geography Department NASA Earth Observing System Data and Information System National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (NPACI)

Earth Observing System

EOS: The centerpiece of NASA's Earth Science Enterprise. • Composed of

• science component• data system component

supporting a coordinated series of polar-orbiting and low inclination satellites

• Aim: long-term global observations of the land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.

• Enables improved understanding of the Earth as an integrated system

EOS Data and Information System

EOSDIS: supports the operation and data collection and transfer• operates the satellites and instruments• captures satellite data• generates useful Earth science data products• makes the data products available to users throughout the world. • Two major parts of EOSDIS

• Mission System• commands and controls EOS spacecraft and instruments, monitors their health

and safety, and performs mission planning and scheduling, initial data capture, and initial data processing.

• Science System• generates higher level data products suitable for analysis by NASA principal

investigators and the general scientific community.

Network Uses

• Science Production (EMSnet)– Level 0 data to the DAACs– Inter-DAAC Production Flows

• Instrument Support Terminals– Near real-time instrument monitoring (~T1) – Connect to EOC at GSFC – AM-1 (Terra) (12/99): 5 instruments -- 17 ISTs (3 EBnet, 14 ESSnet)

• QA Flows to Instrument Team SCFs– Terra: 24 QA sites -- 300 GB / day (1999)

• DAAC Outflow to the Internet• To support ALL users: EOS investigators, K-12, etc.• 6 DAACs: ~ 1 TB / day

• Basic User Service• Assure Adequate Internet connectivity to ESDIS funded investigators

DAAC Network

ASF

NSIDC

ORNL

EDC

JPL

LaRC

GSFC

EOS International Sites

EOSDIS MissionPartner

GSFC

CCRS

JPL NASDA (ADEOS I, II, TRMM, PM-1, Chem-1)

CSIRO

ESRIN

DLR

INPE(PM-1)

CONAE

ESOCIRE-RAS

CEOS

CNES,WMONSAU

Israel

ASF

NSIDC

EDC

LaRC

PI: QA/IST

MITI (AM- I)

RSA (SAGE)

OXFORD (Chem-1)CSA

(RADARSAT)Toronto (AM-1)

UCL (AM-1)

Ecole Poly, Pascal U (AM-1)

ISPRA (AM-1)

UNEPISRO

CMA

UNEP

CSIRO(Australia)

DFN

Miami

DC

Geneva

NYC

Abilene

CA*NET3

CCRS

CONAE(Argentina)

Rostelecom

STARTAP

Chicago

UNINET

(Thailand)

SURFnet

JANET

PAO(Philipines)

UCL

NASDA

IMNet

KNMI

GEANT

ILAN Israel

JRC

GARRMilan

DFN DLR

ESRIN

RBnetMoscow

IRE-RAS

KPNQwest

EUmetsat

Swisscom

NairobiBangkokSJCRBeijing

Norway

ANSPINPE(Brazil)

NISN

FastNET

SInet

UMD

Oxford

RAL

MAFF

CAO

EDC

MSFC/UAH

CNES

Sprintlint

(Paris)

MAE-EWash DC

vBNS+AIT

NorduNet

NY

UNInet

GSFC

MAX

GISTDA

LA

PNWAARnetMIA

AMPATH

Retina

GBLX

TokyoXP

APAN TransPAC

RFDGITS

Active

Inactive

Source

Test Nodes:Test Nodes:Test Nodes:Test Nodes:

UUNet

Teleglobe

\Teleglobet

FranceTelecomComsat

Russia

Virtual CEOSnetVirtual CEOSnet

CEOS / EOS Activities

Production Applications Instrument Support Terminals QA Support DAAC Outflow -- Basic Users

Prototyping High Speed Clock&Data to IP streaming Advanced Technology QoS Testbed Distributed Image Spread Sheet

Contacts

UM www.umd.edu Don Riley [email protected] Mark Matties [email protected]

MAX www.maxgigapop.net Tony Conto [email protected]

NARA www.nara.gov NASA GSFC www.eos.nasa.gov

Jeff Smith [email protected]

Thank You