WELCOME TO ANSP

 

 

The ANSP project (an Academic Network at São Paulo), as determined by a decision of FAPESP's Board of Trustees, “provides the State of São Paulo research community with state of the art computer networking connectivity.”

 

ANSP develops and maintains the infrastructure, Internet services and data communication in general which, in conjunction with ANSP’s Technical Reserve Program, offers the education and research community in the State of São Paulo the technological means needed to access information throughout the world, to share knowledge, to develop collaborative projects and for innovation on a large scale.

 

The ANSP Project is run by NARA from The Medical School of the University of São Paulo and is funded by FAPESP through process 2013/11711-5

 

IMPACT OF THE 6TH BIANNUAL MEETING OF ANSP AND CINEGRID BRASIL 2014 IN THE RESEARCH MEDIA

 The joint event between BMA6 (ANSP 6th Meeting) and CineGrid Brazil 2014, which occurred in August 2014, had a positive impact in the science media.

 

In special reports, in the first half of September 2014, FAPESP’s News Agency highlighted the events of the 6th Biannual Meeting of ANSP (BMA6) and CineGrid Brasil 2014, which occurred together in the USP School of Medicine, in São Paulo, in the week of 25 to 29 August, 2014.

In an article dated 5 September, 2014, "The speed of the academic internet’s international connection will be doubled", Elton Alisson outlined the 25-year history of ANSP’s network operation, marked in 2014.

In an interview, available on video, Prof. Fernandez Lopez, of the USP School of Medicine, principal researcher on the Fapesp ANSP project, and coordinator of BMA6 (ANSP 6th Biannual Meeting), explains why the current speed of data transmission has become inadequate for communication between the São Paulo academic networks and the international academic community, and he announces that, from 2015, the first academic 100 gigabits internet connection between the Southern and Northern hemispheres will be up and running. This connection, currently in beta testing, will establish a much faster communication between the current networks in the ANSP Ecosystem and research networks in the United States and other countries, via Miami.

The article "Technologies of the cinema have scientific applications", from 11 September 2014, focused on the CineGrid Brasil 2014 conference, stresses the technological importance of shooting and transmissions in 4K for the purposes of academic research. The article is accompanied by a video interview with the Professor Jane Almeida, a Professor and researcher at the Laboratory of Cinematic Arts and Visualization (LabCine) of the Mackenzie Presbyterian University.

It is interesting to note from the article on CineGrid Brasil 2014, that the live broadcasts in 4K were performed with the use of one of the ANSP network’s 10 Gbps connections, a FAPESP project coordinated by Prof. Lopez.

The collaboration between the members of the two meetings (BMA6 and CineGrid Brasil 2014) occurred not only through the use of the ANSP network in the demonstrations undertaken ​​by the CineGrid personnel, but also through the participation of several speakers in both events, cooperation between the coordinators and participants and the support of ANSP in the organization of the meetings.

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Read the complete articles and watch the videos:

Links e Sites Pointing hand cursor vector.svg 05/09/2014 The speed of the academic internet’s international connection will be doubled. By Elton Alisson - FAPESP News Agency. http://agencia.fapesp.br/19750 

 Links e Sites Pointing hand cursor vector.svg11/09/2014: Technologies of the cinema have scientific applications. By Elton Alisson - FAPESP News Agency. http://agencia.fapesp.br/19792

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