On Tuesday 20 June 2023, the next edition of the SURF Network Day will take place at the Spoorwegmuseum in Utrecht. The event that connects network technology and innovation and where you will be updated on trends in wired and wireless networking.
Round 1 - Parallel sessions
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11.15Session 1 - Deep space networking
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Earth has many wireless networks and some of them are even extraterrestrial. Arjen Kievits talks about the basics of radio communication and its many more advanced space applications. Here you won't find an endless stream of cat videos but scientific clues about the origins of humanity.
Arjan Kievits, Technical Consultant Wireless bij Conscia Nederland11.15Session 2 - Boundless music-making- Start time:
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The audio studios in different locations of ArtEZ are permanently connected virtually, allowing unlimited jamming without delay on the network. Bert Kremer shares his experience with this conservatoire's virtual music studio.
Bert Kremer, Hoofd ICT bij Hogeschool ArtEZ University of the Arts11.15Session 3 - SURF Lego - Campus services- Start time:
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SURF's campus portfolio is evolving into a coherent whole under the term CNaaS (campus network as a service). In this session, our (technical) product managers will update you on the latest developments of SURFwireless and SURFwired, eduroam and iotroam, the campus version of SURFfirewall and much more.
Maurice van den Akker, Teamleider netwerk draadvrij bij SURF | Thomas Esman, Productmanager bij SURF11.15Session 4 - Quantum Internet: why, how and what?- Start time:
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Quantum communication and quantum computing are growing at breakneck speed. SURF is also involved in the quantum ecosystem because of its impact on education and research. During this presentation, Rob Smets talks about why quantum communication is becoming important for all of us, how it can take shape and what it means for the internet.
Rob Smets, Architect Optical and Quantum Networks bij SURF11.15Session 5 - High-speed cybersecurity: the need for a resilient infrastructure- Start time:
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With more than 1 million passengers daily, security is an important issue at and for NS. Various measures protect both systems and passengers from cyber attacks. However, cybersecurity is not a static field and constant adjustments need to be made to the ever-changing field.
Thereby, cybersecurity is not only a technical problem, but also a human problem. All this to keep a train full of passengers moving safely at high speed across the Dutch railway network. Jasper Hammink talks about how NS is making railways safer and more resilient in today's digital age.
Jasper Hammink, Senior Information Security Officer en Teamlead bij NS Cybersecurity11.15Session 6 - The daily puzzle of network management and monitoring- Start time:
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The daily puzzle of securing network services so that they work end-to-end is, a wonderful challenge. How do we do that in such a large network as SURF's? What is involved in keeping an overview? How do we manage all those relationships of physical and virtual environments?
During this session, Jan Martijn Metselaar talks about how tooling is used, the importance of consistent data and the impact of new developments such as network function virtualisation.
Jan Martijn Metselaar, Directeur technology bij Quanza11.15Session 7 - The future of network services- Start time:
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