CC-NIE Network Infrastructure: NoleNet Express Lane -- A Private Network Path for Research Data Transmission at Florida State University and Beyond
CC-NIE Network Infrastructure: NoleNet Express Lane -- A Private Network Path for Research Data Transmission at Florida State University and Beyond
批准号:
1245758
负责人:
Michael Barrett
金额:
$23.02万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-10-01 至 2015-09-30
中文摘要
佛罗里达州立大学正在建设一个专门的校园研究网络,以显著加快参与NSF资助研究的合作者之间的“大数据”在当地和全国的传输率。校园网的改进为新创建的NolNet快车道奠定了基础。我们的工作利用未使用或“暗光纤”的可用性,以经济高效的方式将园区网络交换机与核心仪器和数据存储设施连接起来。新的网络支持前沿仪器,用于更好地了解复杂生物分子的结构和功能,对农业具有重要意义的基因组的组织,以及进化和种群动态的过程和模式。为了与广泛的受众共享结果和仪器,该项目通过升级FSU校园“快车道”网络和佛罗里达州全州光纤网络Point-of-Presence之间的交换基础设施,将与FSU校园边界以外的研究伙伴的连接提高了40倍。这些改进,加上新成立的阳光州立教育与研究计算联盟(SSERCA),有助于增强FSU支持佛罗里达州各地合作活动的能力。SSERCA致力于将佛罗里达州地理上分散的教育机构聚集在一起,并创建一个可供FSU教职员工用作连接全国计算和数据存储资源的桥梁的网络基础设施。将与研究相关的本地和区域网络流量路由到先进的专用网络,通过消除与共享数据和仪器相关的瓶颈并支持尖端数据分析工作流,降低了科学发现的障碍。
英文摘要
The Florida State University is building a dedicated campus research network to significantly accelerate both local and national transmission rates of "big data" among collaborators participating in NSF funded research. The campus network improvements form the foundation of the newly created NoleNet Express-lane. Our work leverages the availability of unused or "dark fiber" to cost effectively connect campus network switches with core instrumentation and data storage facilities. The new network supports leading edge instrumentation used to better understand the structure and function of complex biological molecules, the organization of agriculturally important genomes, and the processes and patterns of evolution and population dynamics.To share results and instrumentation with a broad audience, the project improves by a factor of 40 the connectivity to research partners beyond FSU's campus boarder by upgrading the switching infrastructure between FSU's campus "Express-lane" network and Florida's statewide optical network Point-of-Presence. These improvements, coupled with the newly created Sunshine State Education & Research Computing Alliance (SSERCA), are helping to enhance FSU's ability to support collaborative activities across the state of Florida. SSERCA works to bring together Florida's geographically distributed educational institutions and to create a Cyberinfrastructure that can be used by FSU faculty as bridge to national computing and data storage resources. Routing local and regional network traffic related to research onto an advanced dedicated network lowers the barriers to scientific discovery by removing bottlenecks related to sharing data and instrumentation and supporting leading edge data analysis workflows.
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批准号:9977424
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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资助金额:$2.25万
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财政年份:1999
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负责人:Michael Barrett
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依托单位:
海外基金