U.S.-Russia Cooperative Research: RA-Ven.NET/Russian American Virtual Enterprise Network Primary Raven Server Connection and Development

这个美俄合作项目是关于“Rav-en.net：俄美虚拟企业网络主要RAVEN服务器连接和开发”。首席研究员是国际制造企业研究所（IIMER）的詹姆斯·a·乔丹（James a. Jordan）博士，这是一家位于加州圣路易斯奥比斯波的非营利研究机构。.net工作的目的是实现一个实用的网络机制，在RAVEN开发的初始阶段提供帮助。RAVEN是一项美俄合作项目，旨在开发一种原型电子网络，使美国制造商能够访问俄罗斯制造基地的专业能力。从更大的意义上说，RAVEN将促进美俄虚拟企业的发展，作为全球制造业基础设施的一部分。为了实现这一目标，IIMER将为RAVEN开发、安装并连接到Internet专用网络服务器；为RAVEN网络开发开发与WWW、Telnet、FTP和索引搜索引擎服务相关的主要网络活动相关的内容；维护和调节所有网络活动；协助10个俄罗斯对等互联网账户的安装和连接；将现有的商务部、出口管理局和国防原子能机构的“俄罗斯商业信息”汇编成一个可搜索和可读的形式的网络；并提交一份为期一年的RAVEN开发进度的最终报告。通过为RAVEN的开发创建一个基于中央互联网的网络，在开发完整的RAVEN项目和实现工具时，美国和俄罗斯同行之间将以最低的成本和更高的效率进行更多的交互。通过为网络通信、索引服务器和程序信息创建一个中央信息库，将有可能吸引更大的教育、科学和工业基地的注意，这些基地将参与RAVEN的开发。这项计算机科学研究实现了将美国和俄罗斯的顶尖专家聚集在一起的项目目标，在平等、互惠和互利的基础上，在共同感兴趣和能力强的领域结合互补的努力和能力。* * * ? ?

INT-9714563 Jordan This U.S.-Russia Cooperative Project is on "Rav-en.net: Russian-American Virtual Enterprise Network Primary RAVEN Server Connection and Development." The principal investigator is Dr. James A. Jordan of the Institute for International Manufacturing Enterprise Research IIMER , a non-profit research group in San Luis Obispo, California. The purpose of the ra-ven.net effort is to implement a practical network mechanism in which to assist in the initial phase of RAVEN development. RAVEN is a U.S.-Russian cooperative effort to develop a prototype electronic network that will enable U.S. manufacturers to access specialized capabilities of the Russian manufacturing base. In a larger sense, RAVEN will facilitate the development of U.S.-Russian virtual enterprises as part of the global manufacturing infrastructure. To accomplish this, IIMER will develop, install, and connect to the Internet a dedicated network server for RAVEN; develop content associated with the primary network activity related to WWW, Telnet, FTP, and Index search engine service for RAVEN network development; maintain and moderate all network activity; assist in the installation and the connection of 10 Russian counterpart Internet accounts; compile existing Department of Commerce Bureau of Export Administration and Defense Nuclear Agency "Russian Business Information" into a network of searchable and readable form; and submit a final, one year, report of RAVEN development progress. By creating a central Internet based network for the development of RAVEN, much more interactivity will be possible, at a minimal cost and higher efficiency rate, between U.S. and Russian counterparts in the development of a complete RAVEN program and implementation vehicle. By creating a central information bank for network communications, index servers, and program information, it will be possible to attract the attention of a much larger educational, scientific, and industry base in which to be involved with the development of RAVEN. This research in computer science fulfills the program objectives of bringing together leading experts in the U.S. and Russia to combine complementary efforts and capabilities in areas of strong mutual interest and competence on the basis of equality, reciprocity, and mutuality of benefit. *** ??