The first Access Grid at RIT was started
by Research Computing in 2006 in
CASCI, the Center for
Advancing the Study of CyberInfrastructure. The Access Grid is a research
project originally funded by DoE and managed by Argonne National Labs. It
is an open, media rich environment that is used by over 200 registered sites worldwide
today. The ICE (Interactive Collaboration Environments) Lab in CASCI
is currently building out a number of Access Grid nodes at RIT as well as integrating other collaboration technologies into an advanced collaboration infrastructure for RIT.
RIT Access Grid Nodes
ICELab in CASCI Lab
Library Public CyberPortal
CASCI Conference Room
Center for Imaging Science
Munsell Color Science Lab
5) IT Collaboratory
Access Grid Use at RIT
Final Exam for CS Class: Applications in Virtual Reality
Spring 2007, Professor Joe Geigel (white shirt) and ICE Lab Co-op student Andrew Ford work to integrate the Access Grid into the Virtual Theatre production.
