The Road of PIONIER Network to User Driven Infrastructure

Artur Binczewski, Robert Pękal, Maciej Stroiński

National Research and Education Network: PIONIER

• Area 312k sq km

• Population 38M

• Main academic centers 21

• State universities 165+

• Students 2M+

• R&D institutions and Univ. interconnected via PIONIER network 700+

6663 km of fiber infrastructure in 2359 km of fiber in Europe (IRU) 9022 km of fiber in total National Research and Education Network – PIONIER

ROSSIA (PIONIER ready to connect) GDAŃSK LITHUANIA (LITNET 1 x 10G, GLIF 1 x 10G, Suwałki GÉANT 2 x 10G) Elbląg

SZCZECIN BELARUS (BASNET 1 x 10G) GERMANY (DFN 1 x 10G) BIAŁYSTOK Gorzów TORUŃ

Hamburg (AMS-IX, GLIF, SURFNet, NORDUnet) Frankfurt (DC-IX) Genewa (CERN) n x 100 Gb/s

POZNAŃ WARSZAWA

ZIELONA GÓRA PUŁAWY ŁÓDŹ

RADOM

CZĘSTOCHOWA

WROCŁAW DWDM3 – n x 100G Zamość Colorless, directionless and coherent 96 ch system DWDM2 – n x 10G Colorless, directionless and UKRAINE contentionless 80ch system KATOWICE (URAN 1 x 10G, UARNET 1 x 10G) DWDM 1 – 2 x 10G

KRAKÓW RZESZÓW Direct fiber connection CZECH REPUBLIC Bielsko-Biała (CESNET 1 x 10G GLIF 1 x 10G) PIONIER network node SLOVAKIA (SANET 1 x 10G) Pan-European backbone of PIONIER network

Services deployed for eScience in PIONIER Network

Communication Access & Clouds Data New Media Security Preservation Applications Eduroam on Demand Services for digital Federated Identity Databases libraries (Pionier.Id) on Demand Archiving Virtual firewall Infrastructure on Demand on Demand

Service platforms deployed in PIONIER Network

U1 – Videoconference Services MH1 – Virtual machines and applications U2 – Eduroam Services in the cloud

U3 – Campus Services MH2 – Drive and computer in the cloud

U4 – Archiving Services MH3 – Office applications in the cloud

U5 – Science HD TV Services MH4 – SQL database in the cloud

MH5 – PIONIER.Id Federated Identity Management

MH6 – Services for the digital libraries

– Web conferencing in the MAN-HA project

MH8 – Local nodes monitoring

MH9 – Virtual firewall

Service Coordinator Main service node Service partner High Performance Computing Center

Computing: • HPC infrastructure (1.4 PFLOPS now, 110th position on TOP500 list) • 2 data-centers • HPC/HTC systems • Additional prototype installations Storage: • Hierarchical data infrastructure (47 PB) • Part of European Data Infrastructure Environment: •300+ sqm in data center #1 •1600 sqm in d.c. #2 •Air, liquid coolled systems, DLC •Video monitoring, fire protection •24h monitoring

PSNC is part of: •European HPC infrastructure (PRACE) •European and national grid infrastructure (EGI, PL-GRID) •National (Platon, NDS) and European data infrastructure (EUDAT) E-infrastrucutre for Big Data simulations and analitics Laboratories ready for ICT innovation

• Laboratory of e-infrastructure management

• Laboratory of integration of communication technologies

• Laboratory of optical networks with programmable optics 100/400/1000G • Laboratory of open network equipment

• Laboratory of simulation and integrated control resources in multi-domain network ecosystems

• Laboratory of software-defined networks Laboratories ready for ICT innovation

• Laboratory of UHD new media services in optical networks • Laboratory of data center management and energy-efficient systems

• Laboratory of cyberspace security and critical infrastructures protection

• Laboratory of enevironment-friendly information technology – „Green ICT”

• Laboratory of service software technologies

• Laboratory of remote processing and distribution of immersive content Laboratories ready for ICT innovation

• Laboratory of visualization and interaction

• Laboratory of voice interface technologies for next generation services

• Laboratory of telemedicine

• Virtual laboratory for e-Science

• Laboratory of ICT integration with environment

• Laboratory of integration of network services with IOT networks and scientific use of social infrastructures

• Data Center / Experimental service support node for laboratories and remote access Lab(IT)aaS

Living labs ready for ICT innovation

• Digital Humanities

• Intelligent environment

• New Media

• Innovative education

• Coworking space The Social Aspects of Digital Science

LivingLabs Coworking Space

Production and dissemination of the results of User participation in research and quality Animates 16 communities around scientific research and development projects assessment solutions business-related and technology interests

d.challenge TechKlub Business Cafe Scrum City Game Toastmasters TEDx AKAI Activity HIVE61 Java User Group Education Erlang Community 60+ Startup Weekend Mobilizator Angular JS (NG Poznan) Android Winter School REACT Poznan Meet PHP Interaction Digitization Support for StartUps with of cultural digital world Lab4motion SellBox SMS Eagle heritage (Motion capture) GUDO Studio Nukomeet MedVC Graphworks Service Models

Lab(IT)aaS Cloud Laboratories – Lab(IT)aaS

Cloud Applications – SaaS

Cloud Platforms – PaaS

Living Labs Innovation Hosted Databases, Operating Servers, Network Buildings, Labs applications, dvelopment Systems, Storage, technologies, Physical, Cloud Infrastructures user tools, Infrastructure Virtualization security, Fibers, Data – IaaS applications analytic tools Software firewalls center ROAM project

• The orbital angular momentum of light (OAM) is the component of angular momentum of a light beam that is dependent on the field spatial distribution, and not on the polarization. Pictures below present different OAM modes and Ring Core Fiber structure..

ROAM project advances

• The main goal of the ROAM project (Revolutionising optical fiber transmission and networking using the Orbital Angular Momentum of light) is to develop OAM (Optical Angular Momentum) integrated devices along with its networking applications.

• Integrated OAM devices will enable construction of networking equipment that will use OAM modes for switching and transmission of optical data streams.

• OAMs can be regarded as an another degree of freedom in the optical transmission.

• OAM require special fiber that support Angular Momentum Modes transmission. ROAM project uses two types of fiber – Ring Core and IPGF.

• OAM transmission provides higher transmission capacity and lower power consumprion.

ROAM project advances

• Currently ROAM project is in its final stages. Several developed solutions are beeing tested in the laboratory and the final configurations will be tested in the field trials conducted by PSNC.

At CNIT-LNRF, setups are currently available for o 10 OAM x 16 WDM transmission experiments o 10 OAM x 16 WDM switching experiment

ICT Innovation Development: PIONIER-LAB (2018-2023) National Platform for Integration of Research Infrastructures for Innovation Ecosystem (PIONIER-LAB)

Innovating Networking Technologies Laboratory

Distributed Time and Frequency Laboratory

Smart Campus as a Smart City Laboratory

Regional Living Laboratories of ICT

Cloud Services Laboratory

Multiscale Simulations Laboratory

The E-training Laboratory

The Pre-incubation Services

PIONIER-LAB Nodes Innovating Networking Technologies Laboratory

• Laboratory with nationwide reach based on dedicated fiber network infrastructure

• Ability to provide experimantal virtual networks for the commercial and scientific research – Providing personalized resources and and function sets for the network users and integrating research infrastructure domains (ie. LOFAR/POLFAR)

• Virtual networks services for – Optical domains – Packet domain

• Access to the services and experiments management platform http://imageworksllc.com/files/social%20net.jpg Distributed Time and Frequency Laboratory

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Centrum Astronomii UMK w Piwnicach

http://imageworksllc.com/files/social%20net.jpg Distributed Time and Frequency Laboratory

Access to unique services associated with time and frequency distribution covering whole country.

• National, backbone, operational network based on dedicated fiber infrastructure used to maintain synchronization and proper operation of distributed atomic clocks • Regional 1st level T&F repositiries located in: Poznań, i Gdańsk • Regional 2nd level T&F repositiries located in Koszalin, Olsztyn, Bydgoszcz, Białystok, Łodź, Puławy, Kielce i Rzeszów) • Regional signal distribution systems (Regional Networks) Partnership in Scientific Research and Digital Industry Research Driven Digital Industry – local and European

FoF … Energy Climate CCI Smart Societal … AAL Challenges Agriculture Learning Smart Homes Smart AI and Skills &Cities Software New … IoT HPCC Future Media … PPP Cybersecurity NGI R&D in Advanced Regional markets Key Technologies + eInfrastructure + Innovative companies