This page provides a summary of the projects currently supported by Telematics for Research. Links are provided to fact sheets
and information on the current status of the projects.
This project demonstrates a value-added service that provides
personalised access to research results and materials. It continues the
work of the ADVISER I project into an service-oriented phase that aims
to support all EC RTD projects. More info: see the Home Page.
This project attempts to combine the advantages of the WWW with
synchronous communications tools including videoconferencing. It will
conduct extended user and service trials of the toolkit developed by the
CoBrow/R project, and will integrate new technologies such as IPv6. More info: see the Home
Page.
This project is developing a comprehensive toolkit for asynchronous
and synchronous multimedia collaboration based on Internet technology.
In particular it will provide support for session management, multimedia
publishing and real-time presentation. It succeeds the CoopWWW
project. More info: see the Home Page.
This project is investigating sustainable approaches to search and
access multimedia resources. It will continue to enhance the DESIRE I
applications that facilitate subject-based search services and
regionalised enquiries. There will also be dissemination and
demonstration activities to encourage the uptake of these services. More info: see the Home
Page.
This project aims to develop an application that will allow
scientists to remotely access equipment in astronomic observatories and
nuclear fusion laboratories. It continues the work of the REMOT
project. More info: see the Home Page.
This project aims to develop the security technology necessary for
administrative, e-commerce, intra-organisation communication and health
care applications. It will also promote compatible and interconnectable
public key infrastructures (PKIs) which are necessary to guarantee the
authenticity and validity of public keys in use. More info: see the Home Page.
This project continues the activities of the MERCI project. It aims
to improve existing Internet-based conferencing tools for use in
collaborative research and distance education. Particular attention is
being directed to user interfaces, cross-platform support, integration
with end-user applications, and support for resource reservation.
Verification activities with the research community are also being
undertaken. More info: see the Home
Page.
This project aims to promote academic networking in the Eastern
Mediterranean region by providing a gateway to the TEN-155 network. More info: see the Home
Page.
This project is deploying a network that interconnects National
Research Networks in Europe. The network, known as TEN-155, operates at
speeds between 10 and 155 Mbps and offers an IP (Internet Protocol)
production service and an ATM VP service for experimental purposes. The
project also includes a programme for testing new network
technologies. More info: see the Home Page.
This project provides concertation between Telematics for Research
participants and relevant networking organisations. It also provides an
information point for disseminating results from the individual
projects. More info: see the Home Page.
This project is developing tools that are able to rate and filter
network resources (such as Web pages, Usenet, mailing lists). It aims to
improve the usefulness of the Internet to scientific and technical
communities by providing information about the quality of resources. More info: see the Home Page.
The objective of this project is to develop an interoperable system
that will assist access and visualisation of data repositories via the
Internet. Coastal Zone Management (CZM) is one area where such a system
is required and the project will focus on supporting CZM in the
Mediterranean Region. More info: see the Home
Page.
To support these projects and monitor their work for possible
coordination with other projects, each project is assigned a SCIMITAR
contact person. Please check the Telematics for Research Project
Liaisons page for more information.
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