The Red CLARA (Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks) is a mesh of optical cables lying on the vast territory in Latin America.
By Benjamin Marticorena Physical
Journal Republic August 26, 2009.
Journal Republic August 26, 2009.
is not just a highway for noncommercial traffic, fast and reliable, images and texts from one university to another, is the instrument to integrate research and innovation communities in areas such as health, biodiversity, disaster natural, material sciences, renewable energy, climate, etc.
In fact, from a node in Sao Paulo, which extends below the ocean to emerge triumphant in Spain and connect to the European network GÉANT, more tranches busy this young Latin American network. It also connects to the Internet II of the United States to the west and east, respectively, by cables from Tijuana to San Diego and Panama to Miami. And the network of Asia-Pacific APAN, CLARA is linked with Europe, his devoted partner in this great adventure.
Thus, researchers of the-so far-13 Latin American countries CLARA partners talk to each other and with anyone who produces knowledge useful to society. CLARA, nonprofit, offers conference, scientific and technological information privileged repositories thematic materials required by the Latin American scientific communities, and general, a platform exclusive relationship with the scientists and innovators of the world. CLARA
was made possible by the inspired perseverance of a group of Latin Americans who lead national research networks and with support and financial expert of the European Community through the program ALICE (Latin America Interconnected with Europe). CLARA
In Peru is represented by the Peruvian Academic Network (RAAP), consisting of several public and private universities and research institutes that are connected to the world through a node in Lurin. It is time for the central government, the Regions and the private sector to refine their strategic direction and support, with proof of their budgets, the expansion of scientific production and the promotion of excellence in higher education in the country.
In fact, from a node in Sao Paulo, which extends below the ocean to emerge triumphant in Spain and connect to the European network GÉANT, more tranches busy this young Latin American network. It also connects to the Internet II of the United States to the west and east, respectively, by cables from Tijuana to San Diego and Panama to Miami. And the network of Asia-Pacific APAN, CLARA is linked with Europe, his devoted partner in this great adventure.
Thus, researchers of the-so far-13 Latin American countries CLARA partners talk to each other and with anyone who produces knowledge useful to society. CLARA, nonprofit, offers conference, scientific and technological information privileged repositories thematic materials required by the Latin American scientific communities, and general, a platform exclusive relationship with the scientists and innovators of the world. CLARA
was made possible by the inspired perseverance of a group of Latin Americans who lead national research networks and with support and financial expert of the European Community through the program ALICE (Latin America Interconnected with Europe). CLARA
In Peru is represented by the Peruvian Academic Network (RAAP), consisting of several public and private universities and research institutes that are connected to the world through a node in Lurin. It is time for the central government, the Regions and the private sector to refine their strategic direction and support, with proof of their budgets, the expansion of scientific production and the promotion of excellence in higher education in the country.
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