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2005 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC'05) Vol-1
Gridcast1: A Grid and Web Service Broadcast Infrastructure
Orlando, Florida
July 11-July 15
ISBN: 0-7695-2408-7
TJ Harmer, Belfast e-Science Centre, The Queen?s University of Belfast, Belfast BT71NN, UK
J McCabe, Belfast e-Science Centre, The Queen?s University of Belfast, Belfast BT71NN, UK
P Donachy, Belfast e-Science Centre, The Queen?s University of Belfast, Belfast BT71NN, UK
RH Perrott, Belfast e-Science Centre, The Queen?s University of Belfast, Belfast BT71NN, UK
C Chambers, The British Broadcasting Corporation, Television House, London, UK
S Craig, The British Broadcasting Corporation, Television House, London, UK
R Lewis, The British Broadcasting Corporation, Television House, London, UK
B Mallon, The British Broadcasting Corporation, Television House, London, UK
L Sluman, The British Broadcasting Corporation, Television House, London, UK

The Gridcast project is pioneering the use of grid and web technologies to prototype the next generation of broadcast media infrastructure. The project has a physical network infrastructure that connects BBC Northern Ireland, BBC R&D in London, the Belfast e-Science Centre and the emerging UK grid infrastructure. This physical network infrastructure is being used to test grid and web services that manage a television broadcast infrastructure; that is, an infrastructure that manages a collection of broadcast schedules to be transmitted to viewers and that contains a mix of live and recorded video. Broadcasting is a highly demanding industry with high levels of reactivity and robustness required in its infrastructure it is a significant test of current grid and web technologies. The project has implemented schedule-based transport of recorded video between broadcast locations that assumes a highly reactive broadcasting environment, the remote, secure use of technical resources and the automation of broadcast and production workflows.

Citation:
TJ Harmer, J McCabe, P Donachy, RH Perrott, C Chambers, S Craig, R Lewis, B Mallon, L Sluman, "Gridcast1: A Grid and Web Service Broadcast Infrastructure," scc, vol. 1, pp.35-42, 2005 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC'05) Vol-1, 2005
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