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\chapter{Title of Facility or Research Project}

\section{Background} 
%From a networking and data perspective, describe the science research and/or details of your facility (if applicable), or the focus of your current projects. (1-2 paragraphs total.)

\section{Network and Data Architecture}
%Please describe the network architecture for your facility and/or laboratory and/or campus.  It is critical for us to know how your data moves from your location on campus, to the campus network, and then to the broader Internet.  Details should include local infrastructure configuration, bandwidth speed(s), hardware, etc. Any specific items of interest in regard to high-performance data transfers, network architecture (e.g., a Science DMZ http://fasterdata.es.net/science-dmz/) or other site, campus, or facility networking issues? Please include network diagrams if possible.

%If you don’t have this information, please contact your IT or network support department/organization.  If you would like ESnet to have a discussion about this with your IT support or networking people, email engage@es.net.

\section{Collaborators}
%Please list facilities, significant users/collaborators, and/or virtual organizations (VOs) that are critical to your work.  A rough estimate on the breadth and depth of the collaboration space (i.e., number of users, number of participating facilities, etc.) is also useful.  Please list geographical endpoints for collaborators.

\section{Instruments and Facilities}
%In terms of the present (within 0-2 years), next 2-5 years (beyond the current fiscal year’s budget cycle) and future (beyond 5 years), please describe the network, compute, instruments, and storage resources used for your work. If you are a facility, please describe the resources you make available to your users, or that users deploy at your facility.
\begin{itemize}
\item Present
\item Next 2-5 years
\item Beyond 5 years
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\section{Process of Science}
%Please describe the way in which the instruments and facilities (as discussed above) are used for knowledge discovery.  Examples might include workflows, data analysis, data reduction, integration of experimental data with simulation data, and so on. The goal is to capture the way in which the instruments and facilities are used (and will be used in the foreseeable future), so we can understand the potential impact of these processes on the network.  If you are a facility, please describe the common use models of your users, with a data-centric or network-centric focus. Please describe this process in terms of:
\begin{itemize}
\item Present
\item Next 2-5 years
\item Beyond 5 years
\end{itemize}

\section{Remote Science Activities}
%Please include a description of any remote instruments or collaborations, and describe how this work does or may have an impact on your network traffic—any connections to major scientific instruments outside of your local instruments and facilities (i.e., supercomputers, particle accelerators, tokamaks, genome sequencers, satellite data…)?

\section{Software Infrastructure}
%Describe the software used in daily activities of the scientific process.  Please include tools that are used to locally or remotely manage data resources, facilitate the transfer of data sets from or to remote collaborators, or process the raw results into final and intermediate formats.
\begin{itemize}
\item Present
\item Next 2-5 years
\item Beyond 5 years
\end{itemize}

\section{Cloud Services}
%Please describe current or planned use of cloud services for data analysis, data storage, computing, or other purposes.  Please also include the projected growth in the use of these services.  Note that “cloud” in this case could include commercial clouds such as Amazon, Google, IBM, and Microsoft, or private clouds hosted by some other organization.  Our intent is to understand the ways in which science collaborations are adopting or planning to adopt cloud services so that ESnet can adapt to those changes.

\section{Outstanding Issues}
%Please use this space to address or discuss any challenges, barriers, or concerns that should be addressed that have not been asked for. In particular, if there are current network or data transfer performance problems that impact scientific productivity, please describe them.


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