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TEIN2 experiences in South East Asia TEIN-07-023

Explore the development and impact of TEIN2 networking initiative in Southeast Asia, fostering regional collaboration and connectivity among diverse partners. Learn about the network expansion, applications like tele-medicine and e-science, and the plans for TEIN3.

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TEIN2 experiences in South East Asia TEIN-07-023

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  1. TEIN2 experiences in South East AsiaTEIN-07-023 David West, DANTE 26 April 2007 S Asia Planning Meeting Crystal Gateway Marriott, Arlington, Virginia

  2. When TEIN2 began… (April 2004) • Diverse partners • Developing: China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam • Developed: Brunei, Japan, Korea, Singapore • National research and education networking: from advanced to non-existent • Some bilateral intra-Asia links, mainly provided by JP and KR; one bilateral link AP-EU • Communicative but competitive partner relationships • Telecommunication markets: from competitive to monopolistic • 10M Euro European Commission 80% funding support for developing countries

  3. TEIN2 Timeline • Planning Studies: Apr – Nov 2004 • Network procurement: Dec 2004 – Dec 2005+ • Network operational: Jan 2006 – Aug 2008

  4. North America Via TransPAC2 ID CN VN MY TH HK PH JP SG EU 2500 KR TEIN2 Network 622 622 155 622 622 TEIN2 PoP Other TEIN2 partners 45 TEIN2 capacity being contracted by DANTE 622 Capacity being provided by other networks for use by TEIN2 partners EU 155 3 x 622 45 45 4 x 155 AU

  5. TEIN2 Project Activities • Building and running the network • Commercial management • Stimulating network usage • Technical know-how transfer • Fostering co-operative partner relationships • Achieving sustainability ….drawing on experiences of GEANT2, EUMEDCONNECT, ALICE

  6. TEIN2 Partners Connected: Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore Thailand, Vietnam Connections being discussed: Brunei, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Lao Future possibilities: India, Mongolia, New Zealand, Pakistan, other S Asian countries Key ASEM countries Joining ASEM Others

  7. 2 slides for TEIN2 applications, Tele-medicine application

  8. Enabling and promoting applications • Tele-medecine – well established, all TEIN2 partners participated for first time during Manila APAN Jan 2007 • Earth Monitoring e.g. Disaster warning, Oceanography, Climatology. High potential areas. • E-learning • E-Heritage • E-Science e.g. collaborations between Europe and China (incl EU/China TEIN2 link now upgraded to 2.5 Gbps via Project ORIENT)

  9. TEIN3 (after mid 2008) • All TEIN2 partners want the network to continue • TEIN3 plans • Seamless follow on • Possible geographical expansion to S Asia • Network will be re-tendered • Initially run by DANTE, then transitioned to Asian ownership • TEIN3 Funding package being developed: • Tapering EU funding expected • Increasing partner funding • Co-ordinated working with other donors welcomed!

  10. Conclusions • TEIN2 is the first regional Asian R&E network • Partners and their governments recognising benefits of regional-level collaboration • Traffic growing and user communities forming • National NREN development catalysed in all beneficiary countries • TEIN3 will further develop the Asian network, hopefully including S Asia • Non-EU support for TEIN3 welcomed!

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