Remote operations in a Global Accelerator Network
Remote operations in a Global Accelerator Network
The Introduction to this paper summarizes the history of the Global Accelerator Network (GAN) concept and the recent workshops that discussed the relationship between GAN and Remote Operations. The Remote Operations Scenarios section brings out the organizational philosophy embodied in GAN-like and to non-GAN-like scenarios. The set of major Topics Raised at the Workshops are only partially resolved. Collaboration Tools are described and discussed, followed by examples of Remote Accelerator Control Projects around the world.
- Brookhaven National Laboratory United States
- Cornell University United States
- University of North Texas System United States
- University of California United States
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and information science, 43 Particle Accelerators, Remote Operations Gan Collaboratory, computing, remote operations GAN collaboratory, Global Aspects, Coordinated Research Programs Remote Operations Gan Collaboratory, General and miscellaneous//mathematics, Remote Control, Operation, Accelerators, General and miscellaneous//mathematics, computing, and information science, Particle accelerators
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