CC* Regional: Extended Small Institution - Multiple Organization Regional - OneOklahoma Friction Free Network (ESI MORe OFFN)

扩展的小型机构多组织区域一俄克拉荷马州无摩擦网络（ESI-MORe-OFFN）将两个资源不足的校园，俄克拉荷马州城市大学和卡梅隆大学的Fires创新科技加速器校园连接到一个俄克拉荷马州无摩擦网络（OFFN），以支持工程和经济领域的研究和教育驱动力。该项目通过促进更广泛和更深入的合作，扩大研究和教育活动，为教师和学生扩展现有的和创造新的和多样化的研究合作机会。该项目为这两个资源不足的校园提供网络基础设施资源，覆盖包括第一代学生在内的多样化学生群体。该项目对校园内的本科生和研究生都有重大的教育影响，为他们提供了额外的STEM和网络基础设施的机会，以及接触领先的研究人员和CI从业者的机会。ESI-MORe-OFFN项目通过实施科学DMZ，将OneOklahoma Friction Free Network扩展到两个资源不足的校园，数据传输节点和网络性能监控功能，以支持两个校区的科学应用驱动程序，并将这些功能与俄克拉荷马州的其他类似功能集成。该项目提高了每个校区技术人员的技能和能力，促进了跨校区合作，包括通过让教师和学生参与更大的OneOklahoma CyberInfrastructure Initiative（OneOCII）来共享使用计算工具，科学设备和教育材料。OFFN由俄克拉荷马州的研究和教育网络OneNet管理，科学领导由俄克拉荷马州大学提供。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并被认为值得通过使用基金会的智力价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估来支持。

The Extended Small Institution Multiple Organization Regional OneOklahoma Friction Free Network (ESI-MORe-OFFN) connects two under-resourced campuses, Oklahoma City University and Fires Innovation Science and Technology Accelerator campus of Cameron University, to the OneOklahoma Friction Free Network (OFFN) in support of research and education drivers in the areas of engineering and economics. The project extends existing and creates new and diverse research collaboration opportunities for faculty and students through fostering broader and deeper collaborations and expanding research and education activities. The project provides cyberinfrastructure resources to these two under-resourced campuses, reaching a diverse student population, including first-generation students. The project has significant educational impact for both undergraduate and graduate students at the campuses, providing them with additional STEM and cyberinfrastructure opportunities as well as exposure to leading researchers and CI practitioners.The ESI-MORe-OFFN project extends the OneOklahoma Friction Free Network to two under-resourced campuses by implementing Science DMZs, Data Transfer Nodes and network performance monitoring capabilities in support of science application drivers at the two campuses and integrating these capabilities with other similar capabilities across Oklahoma.†In addition, the project enhances the skills and abilities of technical personnel at each campus and facilitates cross-campus collaborations, including shared uses of computing tools, scientific equipment, and educational materials by engaging faculty and students in the larger OneOklahoma CyberInfrastructure Initiative (OneOCII). OFFN is managed by OneNet, Oklahoma's research and education network, and scientific leadership is provided by the University of Oklahoma.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.