21–25 May 2012
New York City, NY, USA
US/Eastern timezone

From EVO to SeeVogh

22 May 2012, 13:30
25m
Room 808 (Kimmel Center)

Room 808

Kimmel Center

Parallel Collaborative tools (track 6) Collaborative tools

Speaker

Mr Philippe Galvez (CALTECH)

Description

Collaboration Tools, Videoconference, support for large scale scientific collaborations, HD video

Summary

The EVO (Enabling Virtual Organizations) system is based on a new distributed and unique architecture, leveraging the 14+ years of unique experience of developing and operating large distributed production based collaboration systems. The primary objective being to provide to the High Energy and Nuclear Physics experiments a system/service that meet their unique requirements of usability, quality, scalability, reliability, and cost necessary for nationally and globally distributed research organizations. Today, he EVO system is heavily use by the LHC and more generally by High Energy and Nuclear Physics community and the LIGO community with more than 5,000 meetings a month.

As more features/functionality as been added to the system to better support the research community, we developed a new advanced and unified client called SeeVogh fully compatible with previous version that will be available to the community via authenticated portal (CERN, LIGO, etc.. ) using unified SSO.

The new service model and SeeVogh client will be described during this talk.

Author

Mr Philippe Galvez (CALTECH)

Co-author

Harvey Newman (California Institute of Technology (US))

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