Chinese American Network Symposium 2011 (CANS 2011): One Network - One World

OCI 1137671该提案将资助美国研究人员、科学家和首席信息官参加2011年中美网络研讨会（CANS），与中国同行讨论高性能研究网络的设计和使用;探索合作领域;并展示先前合作的成果。 CANS会议促进了美国和中国研究网络社区之间的理解，各国研究基础设施之间的互操作性以及广泛学科的国际合作。在中国，CANS是由中国科学院组织的？(CAS)计算机网络信息中心（CNIC）是一个管理CSTNet研究网络的单位，中国教育和研究网络（CERNET）是中国教育部支持的组织，为中国700多所大学提供和管理主要的国家研究和教育网络。Internet 2-美国的国家研究和教育网络组织，将所有美国研究型大学和许多美国国家实验室与其他研究和教育机构互连。是美国的组织者沿着中国科学技术协会美国（CAST-USA）。CANS 2011将在中国昆明举行，由CERNET和云南大学共同主办。研讨会将促进互操作性，无缝网络和协作，并强调网络研究和？重新开始努力（NSF GENI计划、IPv6、视频会议和网真、联合身份和认证、将智能手机和平板电脑集成到大学基础设施、CCN和高级应用程序中。） 一个特别的轨道也将有美国和中国的首席信息官。这些领域和研讨会是符合Internet 2？公司的全球战略包括支持Internet 2成员在中国部署校园和全球项目;在国际范围内培养分布式教育能力;在全球及时部署和联合开发支持IPv6的应用;以及利用网络的变革性应用。 CANS也有可能补充NSF？在促进全球网络化方面作出了更大的努力。

OCI 1137671This proposal will support funding of travel for US researchers, scientists and CIOs to attend the 2011 Chinese-American Network Symposium (CANS) to meet with Chinese counterparts to discuss design and use of high-performance research networks; explore areas for collaboration; and present results from prior collaborations. CANS meetings promote understanding between the US and China research networking communities, interoperability between research infrastructures from each country, and international collaborations across a broad range of disciplines. In China, CANS is organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences? (CAS) Computer Network Information Center (CNIC) unit which operates the CSTNet research network, and by the Chinese Education and Research Network (CERNET), the Chinese Ministry of Education-supported organization that provides and operates the major national research and education network for over 700 universities in China. Internet2 - the national research and education networking organization in the US that interconnects all US research universities and many US national laboratories in addition to other research and educational institutions ? is the US organizer along with the Chinese Association for Science and Technology USA (CAST-USA). CANS 2011 will be held in Kunming, China, co-hosted by CERNET and Yunnan University. The symposium will promote interoperability, seamless networking, and collaboration and emphasize network research and ?clean slate? efforts (NSF GENI initiative, IPv6, videoconferencing and telepresence, federated identity and authentication, integration of smart phones and tablets into university infrastructures, CCN, and advanced applications.) A special track will also feature US and Chinese CIOs. These areas and the symposium are consistent with Internet2?s global strategy, including supporting Internet2 members deploying campuses and global programs in China; fostering distributed educational capabilities on an international scale; timely deployment and joint development of applications supporting IPv6 globally; and transformative applications that leverage networks. CANS also is likely to complement NSF?s larger efforts promoting global networking.