HSVO NEP-11 CENIC ‘09, Long Beach, CA March 9 th 2009

1. HSVO NEP-11 CENIC ‘09, Long Beach, CA March 9th 2009 Health Services Virtual Organization funded by

2. Health Service VO Theme 1 Resources Virtual patients Mannequins Simuated patients Clinical guidelines Knowledge bases Ehealth Records People Learners and Teachers

3. EHealth RecordServer Instructor Digital AnatomyServer Learners ChatServer Observer VideoConfServer CMAInfoBaseServer Virtual PatientServer MannequinServer 3

5. Project Theme 2 Cadaveric Dissection Connecting: 3D models Interactive, remote Cameras and light arrays Clinical datasets Communication and control Capture, playback Zoom, pan, tilt, unique POV

6. Inside the dissection room

7. SAVOIR: Service-oriented Architecture Virtual Organization Infrastructure and Resources Hyperconnectivity = (Users + Resources) × Sessions Resources = multimedia applications + interactive devices + computing clusters + datasets Sessions connect the users to the resources via the network Ad hoc real-time distributed collaborative environments composed by non-experts Users selected by name or by expertise Synchronous / Asynchronous Sessions are recorded, stored with markup Chat messages Voice to text Files that were accessed Expertise of Users Segmented Sessions can be selected, played back Used in future sessions Markup is inherited

8. Resource Federation via Network Virtualization

9. Resource Stores Infrastructure 1 $$ Inocybe Platform Infrastructure 2 $$ Audit/Billing User Base Service 1 $$ Application 1 $$ Ether Reservation Service Inocybe Platform Nimbus Inocybe Platform Scenarios Service Audit/Billing Client Audit/Billing Client IAAS Services Inocybe Platform IAAS Services IAAS Resources Audit/Billing Client IAAS Resources IAAS Engines IAAS Resources User Base Infrastructure 1 User Base User Base Service 1 Infrastructure 2 IaaS “The Big Picture” Green IT (carbon offsets) Virtual Network Operator Service Operator Infrastructure Provider Application Provider Service Provider

10. IaaS Framework based Software Architecture

11. IaaS Solutions

12. Application Oriented Optical Networking USER CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF OPTICAL NETWORKS Argiaenables end-users, either people or sophisticated applications, to treat network resources as software objects and provision and reconfigure lightpaths within a single domain or across multiple, independently managed domains Users can join or divide lightpaths and hand off the control and management of these private sub-networks to other users to create their own application-specific IP networks without the need for interaction from an optical network manager The network resources can be managed using the Resource Management Center – a rich client application – or any other application capable of calling remote services Chronos -An Advanced Reservation System for Argia • Allows users to reserve network resources in advance • Handles routing so you don’t have to know the inner topology • Users just select the end points to connect, the start and end times, and the bandwidth needed and Chronos will find the correct path and reserve the resources for that time • Dynamically sets up complete mesh networks with a finite time to live powered by Inocybe.ca - i2cat.cat - crc.ca - canarie.ca - iaasframework.com