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[John I Quebedeaux Jr <>]

Hi Harold, I think we're one of ones utilizing the Access Grid in a large way in the United States (in Louisiana) due to the NIH Grant we have here (through early 2015) and this is largely due to great multicast support by our Louisiana Optical Network Initiative folks to each of our partner campuses. We average about 10 events (of all kinds) a week sometimes more sometimes less from two sites to ten sites depending on the event.

We can discuss directly if you'd like to know more.

Regards!

John Q.

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John I. Quebedeaux, Jr.

Louisiana State University; Biological Sciences

Computer Manager LBRN; 437 Life Sciences Bldg.

Baton Rouge, LA 70803

225-578-0062;http://lbrn.lsu.edu

From: Harold Dios Tovar <>
Date: Thursday, December 6, 2012 12:40 PM
To: "" <>
Subject: Experiences using Access grid for research and eduation

Dear all,

In order to achieve that the academic community and researchers in Mexico to take benefits advantage of use  of multicast over nets Internet2with applications such asthe "accees grids", I will appreciate your attention and support to share with me their experiences regarding the use and development of these applications withing their universities.

Whenever there are success stories using the Access Grids, I would propose to create a remote session experiences of internet 2 universities with our community, to help me expand the use of these tools to the universities and research community in México.

Regards,
Harold.