Telescience UpdateShinji ShimojoFang-Pang Lin

Telescience working group on PRAGMA1. Environment:a. Common Test Platform:b. Common Architecturei. Middleware Portals, Data Turbineii. Viz Wall (TDW) , starCAVE, HOPE, covise, sageiii. Real time video streaming iv sensors2. Applications:a. General Targets: i. On demand real-time streaming.ii. Distributed measurementiii. Scalable, adaptive, reusableb. Applications: Bio-medical, Earthquake, Flood Control, Meteorological, Agricultural, Ecological, Oceanographic,GeoScience, environmental monitoring for Urban Area c. Educational Component PRIME and PRIUS

Co-lead by me and Fang-Pang Lindata acquisition, sharing, analysis and visualizing by remote observation using sensors and devicesPresented at Pragma Institute Taiwan 2007

Step Two: Build a Rocks / SAGE OptIPortalUZurichCNICNCHCOsaka USource: Larry Smarr

What is the plan for this yearMake 10Gbps enabled TDOsaka U, NICT, KISTI, NCHC, Kyoto UPRIME project3D teleexistance projectRealtime HD transmission to TDWJoint WG with GeoScience WG in PRAGMA 15Urban environment monitoringData Processing, Sharing, VisualizationNew ProjectParallel rendering, InteractionArt

Peta-scale Visualization Platform(CMC and NICT)Scalable TDW with GPGPU 10G-ClusterAsterism ADT08 (SuseLinux64)Quad Core Opteron 2350 x 2 (8core)Chelsio 10G ether S320E-CXA32GByte DDR2 memoryQuadro FX4600/470024inch WUXGA displayL3 switchHP Procurve 6400cl-6XG10GbE X2-SC LR Optic

Tera-scale Volume dataUnstructured Hexahedron Mesh72million meshResult data set: 4.2GByte/1step

AIRHuman vocal tubeCFD Simulation ResultCalculation condition

T2K64 nodes via Myrinet 10G (Quad- core Opteron x 4) Total 1024 cores

SX94 nodes via IXS 16.4GTotal 64 CPUs=Simulated area

Particle-based Volume RenderingUseful for rendering of huge unstructured volume dataRepresenting a 3D scalar volume data as a set of emissive and opaque particlesFast rendering by using GPU acceleration technique

Uncompressed HDTV on Tiled Display Wall and 10-Gbps High-Accuracy Distributed Network MonitoringNTT Network Innovation LaboratoriesCybermedia Center, Osaka UniversityUncompressed HDTV on Tiled Display Wall: 10-Gbps High-Accuracy Distributed Network Monitoring:Osaka University and NTT have developed an uncompressed HDTV streaming system for a tiled display wall. The system can receive HDTV streams from the NTT i-Visto system.

NTT has also developed a protocol converter, which enables interoperation between i-Visto and iHD1500 developed by the University of Washington.

NTT promotes standardization of the protocol to facilitate the wide-ranging use of uncompressed HDTV transmission.NTT has developed a 10Gbps network interface card with high- accuracy traffic-measurement capabilities, which enables distributed network monitoring systems using an application-coexistent monitoring scheme.

In this booth, we demonstrate the measurement of traffic burstiness and delays using 100-ns fine-resolution packet time-stamps appended to i-Visto streams. The characteristic differences are shown on two different networks from Japan to the United States using deployed systems in Seattle and Austin. Contact: NTT Network Innovation LaboratoriesE-mail: sc08@lab.ntt.co.jpOsakaAustinSeattleGPSLos AngelsTS10-Gbps monitoring system

i-Vistoby NTTiHD1500 by University of WashingtonXG-2by NTT-ATtiled display wallHD-SDImonitorprotocolconverterhigh-speedIP networkThis work was partially supported by the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology. i-Visto packetwith time-stampIP/UDPdatai-VistoTiled Display

Sensornet Overlays for environmental monitoring(Osaka and NAIST)P2P Overlay Platform PIAX and LiveE!APNG 10th Camp in ThailandSOAP I/FSensors: - Temperature - Humidity - Raindrop - Wind speed etc.Live E! Weather Sensor StationSOAP PortWeb I/FLive E! Agent on PIAXSensor DataStorage20 PIAX Peers with Live E! sensorsBrowse deployed sensors on web browserPIAX Overlay Network

Please come join us10th APNG Camp*NICTOsakaNAISTMore Tiles SDSC KISTI AIST NCHC

10th APNG Camp

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