Status of APAN AsiaPacific Advanced Network Consortium KyushuKorea

Status of APAN [Asia-Pacific Advanced Network Consortium] Kyushu-Korea Broardband Project Meeting 2001. 8. 31 Kilnam Chon, Yong-Jin Park 1

1. What’s APAN • APAN is a non-profit international consortium for Advanced Networking in Asia-Pacific, established in June 1997. 2

2. Advanced Networks in Other Continents • USA: Internet 2/Abilene/v. BNS • Canada: CA*Net 3/4 • Europe: TEN 155/GEANT 3

Network Evolution : Spiral Commercialization 21 st Century Networking Privatization Commercial ISPs ANSnet [ARPAnet] Optical Net Wireless R&D/Experimental [Gigabit Testbeds] [NSFnet] [v. BNS, Abilene, CA*Net] APAN R&D/Production 4

3. Objective Research & Development for Advanced Applications and Services • Advanced Networking Environment for Research Community • –Asia-Pacific Backbone –Intercontinental Links • • Regional Cooperation International Collaboration 5

4. NSF Grant • Submission to NSF HPIIS program on 1997. 8 (KR, JP, AU, SG, Indiana Univ) HPIIS: High Performance International Internet Service • Award $10 M over 5 years to Indiana Univ, Trans. PAC, on 1998. 9. 6

5. APAN Network Topology Europe Korea l 2001. 8. 14 Japan STAR TAP (USA) l Chinal Hong Kong l Thailand l Malaysia l l Sri Lanka Singapore l Vietnam l l Current status 2001(plan) l Philippines Indonesia l Australia 7

APAN Link List 2001. 7. 10 8

6. Members Primary Member Australia: China: Japan: 2000. 1. 6 apan-sec ACSys APAN-CN Consortium CERNET, CSTNET APAN-JP Consortium APII/CRL, IMNet/JST, KDD, MAFFIN/MAFF RWCP/ETL, SINET/NII AI 3/WIDE APAN-KR Consortium TEMAN SINGAREN Indiana University/HPIIS Korea: Malaysia Singapore: USA: Associate Member Thailand : (NECTEC) Liaison Member Canada: CANARIE Europe: DANTE Affiliate Member CIGRA 9

7. Activities Application Middle ware Network User Community Video, Archive, Qo. S, … Advanced Internet Commodity Internet (Int’l Link, Domestic Network, Campus Network) 10

7. 1 High Speed Networking • High speed intercontinental connections and performance tuning • Intracontinental connections through connectivity programs such as APII, AI 3, . . • Exchange Point(XP) Improvement and Interconnection 11

2001. 3. 20 7. 2 Working Groups Technology Area IPv 6 Measurement Multimedia Satellite Internet Digital TV Qo. S Network Storage & Content Dist. User Community Area Digital Library Education Grid Medical Informatics Global Design & Manufacturing Natural Resource Area Agriculture Earth Monitoring Bio. Informatics 12

7. 3 Human Resource Development Two Meetings Per Year Workshop/ Conference Working Group Meetings Committee Meeting 13

8. Schedule 1996. 3. 28 Tsukuba 1996. 5 -1997. 5 1997. 6. 2 -3 10. 20 -21 1998. 3. 2 -5 7. 1 -3 1999. 2. 19 -21 9. 21 -24 2000. 2. 15 -17 8. 22 -25 2001. 2. 1 - 2 8. 20 -22 2002. 1. 23 -25 8. 26 -28 2003 1/2 2001. 8. 22 Ad hoc Meeting(during APEC Symposium) Preliminary Meetings, Workshops & Visits Tokyo First APAN Meetings Singapore Second APAN Meetings Tsukuba Third APAN Meetings Seoul Fourth APAN Meetings Osaka Fifth APAN Meetings Canberra Sixth APAN Meetings Tsukuba Seventh APAN Meetings Beijing Eighth APAN Meetings Honolulu Ninth APAN Meetings Penang 10 th APAN Meetings Phuket 11 th APAN Meetings Shanghai 12 th APAN Meetings Kyushu(? ) 13 th APAN Meetings 14

9. Global Advanced Research Networks CA*net 3, Abilene, v. BNS (North America) APAN national networks (Asia) Exchange TEN 155/GEANT national networks (Europe) National Networks (Latin America) 15

Thank you! http: //apan. net 16

Appendix A: Bibliography AI 3 APAN CA*Net 3 DANTE(TEN-155) Internet 2 STAR TAP v. BNS Abilene www. ai 3. net www. apan. net www. canarie. ca/c 3 www. dante. net www. internet 2. edu www. startap. net www. vbns. net www. ucaid. edu/abilene 17

Appendix B: Committees and Centers APAN Member Committee Network Operation Center Tokyo XP Seoul XP Singapore XP Engineering Teams IPv 6 Measurement Multicast Qo. S Resource Allocation Committee 18

Appendix C: APAN Organization and People APAN Committee Chair Deputy Chair APAN Secretariat Director Network Operation Center Director Deputy Chair User Community Area Chair Natural Resource Area Chair Deputy Chair Soon(sg)) Technology Area Chair Deputy Chair Kilnam Chon (kr) Shigeki Goto(jp) Jianping Wu(cn) Yong Jin Park(kr) Kazunori Konishi (jp) Jaehwa Lee(kr) (Markus Buchhorn(au)) Seishi Ninomiya(jp) (Tan Hock (Shigeki Goto (jp)) (Chul-Hee Kang (kr)) 19

Appendix D : Major R&E Networks in Asia-Pacific Australia China Hong Kong India Japan Korea Malaysia Philippines Singapore Taiwan Thailand Vietnam AARNET 2 CERNET CSTNET HARNET ERNET IMNET JGN SINET WIDE KOREN KREONET TEMAN PHNET SINGAREN TANET NECTEC IOIT : www. aarnet. edu. au/network : www. edu. cn/cernet : www. cstnet. cn : www. hku. hk/harnet : www. doe. ernet. in : www. imnet. ad. jpp : www. jgn. tao. go. jp : www. nacsis. ac. jp : www. wide. ad. jp : www. koren 21. net : www. kreonet. re. kr : www. tmi. net. my : www. ph. net : www. singaren. net. sg : www. ntu. edu. tw/TANet : www. nectec. or. th : www. ioit. ac. vn 2001. 8. 20 20