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GENI is meant to enable . . . |
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Trials of new architectures, which may
or may not
be compatible with todayÕs Internet |
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Long-running, realistic experiments
with enough instrumentation to provide real insights and data |
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ÔOpt inÕ for real users into
long-running experiments |
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Large-scale growth for successful
experiments, so good ideas can be shaken down at scale |
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A reminder . . . |
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GENI itself is not an experiment ! |
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GENI is a stable facility on which
experiments run |
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2nd meeting March 3-4, 2008 in DC, open
to all |
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Reviews current GENI status, Working
Group meetings |
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Also discuss GPO solicitation, how to
submit a proposal, evaluation process & criteria, how much money, etc. |
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Travel grants for participant diversity
(US academics only) |
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Subsequent Meetings, open to all who
fit in the room |
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Held at regular 4-month periods |
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Held on / near university campuses
(volunteers?) |
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All GPO-funded teams required to
participate |
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Systematic, open review of each Working
Group status
(all documents and prototypes / trials / etc.) |
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Also time for Working Groups to meet
face-to-face |
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Results in prioritized list for next
round of prototype funding areas (priorities decided by GSC and GPO) |
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GENI is an unbelievably exciting
project for the community |
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Our research community has changed the
world profoundly. GENI opens up a space to do it again. |
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We believe the whole community will
build GENI together |
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Our vision is for a very lean,
fast-moving GPO, with substantially all design and construction work
performed by academic and industry research teams. |
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We'd like the community to start
building prototypes immediately |
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within a GENI project framework that is
open, transparent, and broadly inclusive. |