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• PIONIER and its usability for GEANT extension to
  Eastern Europe

Michal Przybylski, michalp_at_man.poznan.pl
CEF Networks Workshop, 16-19 May 2005
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Contents

• PIONIER infrastructure
• CBDF interconnections
• Porta Optica
• Porta Optica Study project proposal

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The digital divide derived from GEANT connectivity
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PIONIER location
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PIONIER infrastructure
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Available infrastructure
Installed fiber PIONIER nodes Fiberspipes (end
of 2005) Fiberspipes (end of 2006)
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Available infrastructure (2)

• pre-2004 links 12 x G.652 4 x G.655 (2763 km)
• post-2004 links 2 x tube 1 tube equipped with
  18 x G.652 6 x G.655
• 1286 km under construction (planned for
  30/IX/2005)
• 1159 km planned for IVQ2006 (not yet started)

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Available infrastructure (3)

• Total fiber infrastructure results
• 22000 pairkm installed (2 CBDF DE, CZ)
• 15000 pairkm under construction (2 CBDF
  DE, DE)
• 14000 pairkm planned (6 CBDF - RU, LT, BY,
  UA, SK)
• 2763 pairkm used
• 22 MANs connected
• 10GE transmission (over DWDM)

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Available infrastructure transmission
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Available infrastructure transmission 4Q2005
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Cross Border Dark Fiber
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PIONIER CBDF locations
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Active CBDF links and NRENs own fibers in CE
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Porta Optica Initiative

• First announced _at_ TNC 2003 in Zagreb

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Porta Optica a distributed optical gateway
from GEANT to EE

• a chance for closer scientific collaboratioin by
  the means of providing multichannel/multilambda
  Internet connections between neighboring
  countries of CE/EE
• an easy way to extend GEANT to Eastern European
  countries a true, future-proof dark fiber
  connectivity

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Porta Optica the coordinated task
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PIONIER usability for GEANT extension

• Dedicated dark fiber connectivity (with diverse
  route) from every eastern neighbour of Poland to
  GEANT PoP in Poland (and other GEANT pops in
  cooperation with CESNET, DFN, SANET)
• Diverse connectivity from GEANT PoP in Poland to
  other GEANT nodes (with support of neighbours)
• dedicated lambda connectivity (with diverse
  route), as above
• know-how and support (especially for the fiber
  development process)

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Needed complementarity

• CE countries interconnection via CBDF links to
  EE neighbours
• Scandinavia the north route
• GRNET activity in the Balcan region (like
  SEEREN/SEEFIRE) the south route
• GEANT/TERENA political and organisational
  support
• all - influencing the neighbouring countries wrt.
  DF acquisition, importance of DF infrastructure
  and the business models.
• DF NREN footprint is needed urgently... (hope CEF
  workshop helps)

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Current results

• PIONIER prepared for interconnection of EE
  countries (CBDF)
• intensive talks and common preparations for NRENs
  interconnection
• running connection to Belarus (34Mbit/s)
• Ukraine builds dark fiber to the border
• some progress with Kaliningrad region
• CBDF ideas are being verified in
  PIONIER/CESNET/SANET/ACONET
• Porta Optica Study (SSA) proposal has been
  prepared and submitted to FP6 Infrastructures
  call, as an integration of latest ideas on
  network construction and a feasibility study for
  dark fiber deployment in EE.

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The next steps

• continue the CBDF works, results are needed soon!
• continue CEF workshops (be sure there are EE
  countries invited)
• find bold supporters (EU, NATO)
• consolidate the initiatives and achieve the
  synergy of various projects (NATO, SEEFIRE)
• solve the sensitive issues (Caucasus, Belarus)
• meet us at Eastern European Networking Session at
  TNC2005 in Poznan (with discussion panel), June
  8th, Poznan

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Questions?
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Thank you!Michal Przybylskimichalp_at_man.pozn
an.pl