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Jim DeRoest Director, e-Science Initiatives Pacific Northwest Gigapop Director, Technology Initiatives ResearchChannel, U Washington [email protected] High Definition Video & Collaboration Platforms for e- Research

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Page 1: Jim DeRoest Director, e-Science Initiatives Pacific Northwest Gigapop Director, Technology Initiatives ResearchChannel, U Washington deroest@washington.edu

Jim DeRoest

Director, e-Science Initiatives Pacific Northwest Gigapop

Director, Technology Initiatives ResearchChannel, U Washington

[email protected]

High Definition Video & Collaboration Platforms for e-Research

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AgendaAgenda

iHDTV – High Definition Video ConferencingPlatform ArchitectureDevelopment History

Research1 – Social Web Platform for e-ScienceFeaturesDemonstrationRoadmap

04/10/23 Title of Presentation, if desired 2

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iHDTV … What is it?iHDTV … What is it? Low latency, uncompressed multipoint HD over IP

Project started in 1999 – 40Mbps, 270Mbps HDCAM, 1.5Gbps Format: uncompressed SMPTE 292M 4:2:2 1080i 60

Data rate total approx 1.5 Gbps per TX RX pair No compression to eliminate encode/decode latency Exploit R&E network bandwidth – No FEC

Live camera feed and file playback HD SDI input -> HD capture card -> packetize -> IP

Audio 6 channels Software mix-minus Separate packet stream – muxed with video at RX end

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iHDTV … HardwareiHDTV … Hardware

Hardware OS configurationCommodity Dual Proc or Core Duo PCI ExpressHD capture cards –

TX Blackmagic Declink, RX AJA XenaWindows XP - investigating Linux

capture card driver issue Latency

Approx 120ms + network delayTX (2 frames), RX (2 frames)

Hardware frame buffering “feature” of capture cards

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iHDTV … DisplayiHDTV … Display

Tiled screen - participantsSub-sampled 1.5Gbps/number of TX clients

TX tiles multicast by venue serviceTiled screen and layout constructed by RX client

Full screen – primary speakerControled by venue seviceInstructs sender to include TX remainderMulticast by venue service

Total bandwidth full screen display + tiled display = 3Gbps

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iHDTV … NetworkiHDTV … Network

Need jumbo enabled bandwidth!!! Total bandwidth full screen display + tiled display = 3Gbps Packet replicators for multicast/unicast tunneling

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iHDTV N-Way Venue iHDTV N-Way Venue ConfigurationConfiguration

Remote client site equipment:2 RX iHDTV systems1 TX iHDTV systems

Persistent UW venue site equipment:8 RX iHDTV systems2 TX iHDTV systems

Packet Replicators for multicast/unicast tunneling

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iHDTV Remote ClientiHDTV Remote Client

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iHDTV Venue ServiceiHDTV Venue Service

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iHDTV N-Way ConferencingiHDTV N-Way Conferencing

iGrid, SC’05, SC’06

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iiHDTV Extreme: HDTV Extreme: iGrid VISIONS’05iGrid VISIONS’05

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iHDTV and Optiportal – SC’07iHDTV and Optiportal – SC’07

Integration with EVL SageRuns as a Sage application using Sage librariesSoftware rendering on the RX endAudio managed by iHDTVSoftware rendering latency

similar to hardware

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iHDTV … Status … Work to Do …iHDTV … Status … Work to Do … Status

Persistent N-Way service - U Wash, CalIt2, U Mich, U WiscOptiportal integrationOpen source – source forge, Apache 2 - http://www.ihdtv.org

Research ProjectsGUI – Operation, monitoring, stats,etcRX rendering on the desktopNTT i-Visto integration – ½ frame latency4K – Red camera, Quad iHDTV transportCodec/bandwidth bridging serviceInteroperation – UltraGrid, et al

More InformationMike Wellings [email protected] DeRoest [email protected]

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04/10/23 Title of Presentation, if desired 14

Research1 is an online community that allows researchers to

collaborate with peers, and share information and digital media with

the general public.

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• Serve as a premier outlet for researchers to fulfill their public outreach requirements

• Foster interaction and communication between members of the public and researchers

• Provide a collaborative platform to teams who could potentially be geographically dispersed

Primary Functions

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• Easily create a “Project Hub” that serves as a public-facing webspace for their work and/or a private collaboration area for team members

• Easily upload, store, tag, and publish digital media in multiple formats including video, audio, images and documents

• Publish a blog for the project to discuss ongoing work

• Interact with other researchers and the general public through project- and discipline-specific message boards, private messaging , grid toolkit, and IP-based videoconferencing

Core Features for Researchers

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Growing population of “myspace-like” collaboratory portals

myExperiment, Sci-Vee, EcoSpace, CalIT2 Research.Intelligence, ourSpace…

“Grid, Cloud, favorite buzz word

enabled” YouTube for research

Research1 – How is it different?

Public facing, social interface to e-Research activities.

Interoperate with e-Research portals – peer collaboration.

Manage/deliver low bandwidth and high bandwidth essence objects

Multi-discipline yet research focused vs. “lost in theYouTube ether”

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Demonstration

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Architectureo .Net , Web 2.0 platformo Social Services – Community Servero Federation Services - Shibboleth, InCommono Asset Management - DigitalWell

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Next Steps … Phase IISimplify access/sharing – conduit to where science happens

oPortals and applicationsTeragrid, Birn, Many Eyes, Hastac, Mirex, Dariah, …

o Platform suitesOSG VDT, OGF SOKU, GENI, Semantic Web, …

oCommunities, Virtual OrganizationsI2 CoManage, GSI, GridShib, VO, …

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Next Steps … Phase II

ServicesoComputational Grids

Live visualization, rendering, encoding services, portals

oData GridsStructured/unstructured data, semantic tagging

oVideo ConferencingiHDTV1500 N-Way , UltraGrid, …

oPDA servicesEmail blog posting, iPhone video player, …

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• Deployment Timelineo Current: Beta prototype selected early adopter PI’so Summer ‘08: Phase 2 research collaboration services

• Collaboration Invitationo Interest in creating a Research1 project spaceso Architecture development, research, partnership

o Contact, InformationJim DeRoest [email protected]

Amy Philipson [email protected]