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SURAnet

SURAnet was a pioneer in scientific computer networks and one of the regional backbone computer networks that made up the National Science Foundation Network (NSFNET). Many later Internet communications standards and protocols were developed by SURAnet.

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How SURAnet started

Role of SURAnet in the development of the Internet

Beyond SURAnet

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SURAnet

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples51
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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SURAnet

Top relations

related to How SURAnet started · 28
SURAnet → Association, By, College, College Park, December, DS1, DS3, Facility, FIX East, Internet, Large-scale, MAE-East, Mary, Maryland, Mbit/s, National Science Foundation, National Science Foundation Network, NSF, NSFNET, SURA
related to Beyond SURAnet · 13
SURAnet → AtlanticWave, Beranek, Bolt, Earthcube, Engineering Discovery Environment, Extreme Science, Internet, Many, Newman, SURA, SURA Board, SURA's, XSEDE
related to Role of SURAnet in the development of the Internet · 8
SURAnet → IBM Research, Internet, It, North Carolina, NSFNET, OSPF, Raleigh-Durham, TCP/IP

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sura internet first one network networks national science nsfnet protocols development universities research collaboration 1987 scientific computer regional backbone foundation

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the Extreme Scienceinstance ofparticipating in projects0.80text
Engineering Discovery Environmentinstance ofparticipating in projects0.80text
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetSURA's0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetSURA Board0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetBolt0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetBeranek0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetNewman0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetMany0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetInternet0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetSURA0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetExtreme Science0.60section
SURAnetrelated to Beyond SURAnetEngineering Discovery Environment0.60section

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