[AG-TECH] Node in Paris, France? and the AG node lists

[Barbara A. Kucera]

Those sound like good suggestions to me, Markus, and thanks for the 
encouragement to others to get their nodes listed.

I should mention that I think Mary does a fine job of listing and updating 
the list of nodes; any lack of inclusion of an AGN is due to the node 
originators to submit the information, not to Mary.

Barbara
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At 03:05 PM 7/31/2002 +1000, Markus Buchhorn wrote:

>Hi All
>
>Since 'tis the season to be asking, does anybody know of a node, or 
>potential node in Paris (France)? I have some astronomers who are very 
>interested.
>
>On a related topic - the AG node list is apparently incomplete (quoting 
>Barbara), can people please make sure they register their nodes on the web 
>site? That's a very useful list there. Even if you are only in the 
>planning stages! (I just submitted my details, to avoid the obvious stones 
>being cast :-) ).
>
>On that topic, the pages at 
>http://www-fp.mcs.anl.gov/fl/accessgrid/register.htm and at 
>http://www-fp.mcs.anl.gov/fl/accessgrid/ag-nodeinfo.htm seem to be asking 
>initially for the same thing - but the register.htm form then asks about 
>meeting times, etc. so I think it's a front for a venue scheduler :-)
>
>On the topic of the list, with 105 sites there at last glance, could ANL 
>perhaps look at breaking the list into countries at least? Institutional 
>names are not always consistent, and makes it hard to find some sites.
>
>Perhaps also some colour coding for planned/building/testing/operational?
>
>Enough questions. Thanks!
>
>Cheers,
>         Markus
>
>Markus Buchhorn, ANU Internet Futures Project,        | Ph: +61 2 61258810
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