2. Status of APAN International Workshop of HEP Data Grid Nov 9, 2002 Yong-Jin Park APAN, Director of Secretariat/ Hanyang University

3. What ’ s APAN APAN (Asia-Pacific Advanced Network) is a non-profit international consortium for Advanced Networking in Asia-Pacific, established in June 1997. APAN goal is to contribute to the globe by Asia-Pacific based technologies.

4. Advanced Networks in Other Continents USA: Internet2/Abilene Canada: CANARIE/CA*Net4 Europe: DANTE/GEANT

5. NSF Grant Submission to NSF HPIIS Program. HPIIS: High Performance International Internet Service Awarded $10 M over 5 years, TransPAC, in 1998.9.

6. Features of APAN 13 countries connected in Asia Consortium of the international link owners Governance by researchers NGO activities Planning and Coordination for the joint projects over multiple countries.

7. Primary Member Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan Associate Member Thailand, USA Affiliate Member CGIAR, Pacific Wave (Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research; www.cgiar.org ) Liaison Member Canada, Europe Others Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Vietnam Members

8. APAN Network 2002.10.20

9. Natural Resource Area Agriculture, Earth Monitoring, BioInformatics Technology Area IPv6, P2P, Measurement, Satellite Internet, Television, Multimedia, QoS User Community Area Digital Library, Education, GRID, Manufacturing, Medical Informatics, Youth Activities

10. Members Meeting 1996Aug. 23-24 KR| Nov.8-9 JP 1997June 2-3 JP| Oct.20-21 SG 1998Mar. 2-3 JP| Jul. 1-3 KR 1999 Feb. 19-21 JP| Sep 21-24 AU 2000Feb. 15-18 JP| Aug 22-25 CN 2001Feb. 1-2 H.I.| Aug 20-22 MY 2002Jan. 22-26 TH| Aug 25-28 CN 2003Jan 22-24 JP| Aug 27-29 KR 2004Jan 26-Feb1 H.I. | Jul/Aug AU/TW

11. APAN Network – today & near future Hawaii

12. Ad Hoc Committee APAN Backbone Committee APAN IEEAF Committee

13. APAN Backbone Committ ee - APAN should work for the Triangle Structure of the Global R&E Networks - Asia North America Europe TEIN TransPAC (622 Mbps x 2) Hubs (10Mbps) 10GbE / Lambda? 45Mbps/OC3 / GbE

14. Ohmuta Kurume Nogata Iizuka Tagawa Fukuoka Kitakyushu Kitakyushu City High-speed LAN QGPOP (ISIT) To Tokyo Research Network in Korea Korean Partner Carrier KJCN Japanese Partner Carriers Fukuoka Gigabit Highway GENKAI Project QGPOP part KJCN Korea Busan Daejon Seoul GENKAI/Hyeonhae Project APAN Internet2 GbE 2.4Gbps 150Mbps Shimonoseki Univ. of Fishery FGH AP Japan Submarine cable landing station Network equipment (Routers etc.) 250 km Repeaterless

15. South East Asia Hub (MY, TH,…) North America (Internet 2) (CA *net) Distributed Hub North East Asia Hub (JP, KR,…) Europe (Geant ) Oceania Hub (AU,,…)

16. APAN IEEAF Committee (Internet Educational Equal Access Foundation) - Link Donation by IEEAF with Tyco – Connectivity Donations 622 Mbps +10 Gbps

17. Reference Internet2/Abilene www.internet2.edu CA*net 3/4 www.canarie.ca GEARNT www.dante.net/geant APAN apan.net K Chon: Asia-Pacific International Connections Update, APAN Shanghai, 2002.8 S Goto, K Konishi : APAN’s Status & Plan, Pacific Rim Networking Meeting, 2002.2 K Okamura: Genkai/Hyeonhae Project, PRAGMA, 2002.7

18. Australia AARNET2 : www.aarnet.edu.au/network China CERNET : www.edu.cn/cernet CSTNET : www.cstnet.net.cn Hong Kong HARNET : www.hku.hk/harnet India ERNET : www.doe.ernet.in Japan IMNET : www.imnet.ad.jp JGN : www.jgn.tao.go.jp SINET : www.nacsis.ac.jp WIDE : www.wide.ad.jp Korea KOREN : www.koren21.net KREONET : www.kreonet.re.kr Malaysia TEMAN : www.tmi.net.my Philippines PHNET : www.ph.net Singapore SINGAREN : www.singaren.net.sg Taiwan TANET : www.ntu.edu.tw/TANet Thailand NECTEC : www.nectec.or.th Vietnam IOIT : www.ioit.ac.vn Major R&E Networks in Asia-Pacific