European aeronautical supercomputing network (EASNet): a presentation
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Auteurs : J. P. Peltier ; U. Posthuma De BoerSource :
- Computer Networks and ISDN Systems [ 0169-7552 ] ; 1991.
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The aeronautical industry depends on heavy numerical simulation for performance optimization of aircraft being designed. In Europe, aircraft conception more and more depends upon effective cooperation between a number of industry partners. An effective way to enhance global competition is to encourage activation of the best simulation tools, existing across this community, for the definition of a given product. This need results in a requirement for broadband transEuropean networking: 10 Mb and up. Eight organizations have joined forces to define and validate the basis of such a “disciplinary network” of the nineties. What does Europe offer to interconnect 100 Mbit, 1000 Mbps existing LANs?
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