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About the GREN Global Map Working Group

The GREN Global Map working group of volunteers from the R&E Networking community, working on data formats and applications facilitating collaborative, interactive network maps.

The initial criteria for the success of the delivered visualisation product are:

  1. A dynamic/interactive map (zoomable with selectable layers and sections), which also supports printed versions;
  2. The ability to show intra- and inter-NREN nodes and connections, including some meta information (e.g. link speed);
  3. The ability to show connected institutions and major science infrastructure and instruments;
  4. A model where data is maintained by individual (N)REN operators and collected automatically, in a common format, in order to reduce update overhead; and
  5. Achieving a critical mass of participation.



Meeting Schedule:

(Meetings are to be held approximately bi-weekly

Special User Stories Review: Monday, November 5, 2018 13:00 UTC via Zoom (connection details distributed by e-mail) — Meeting Notes

Tuesday, November 20, 2018 13:00 UTC via Zoom (connection details distributed by e-mail) — Meeting Notes

Tuesday, December 4, 2018 13:00 UTC via Zoom (connection details distributed by e-mail) — Meeting Notes

Meeting Notes

Tuesday, December 18, 2018 13:00 UTC via Zoom (connection details distributed by e-mail) Meeting Notes

Resources:


Group Chairs

  • Tom Fryer; GÉANT
  • Ryan Davies, CANARIE


Existing Maps

This is not an exclusive list.  It is recognised that most networks have a static or dynamic map.  We have identified the following examples in order to gather initial requirements for our efforts:


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