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UCSD music professor Peter Otto checks out a mixing board for 4K digital cinema.Courtesy of Calit2 and iGrid 2005
Inside a Calit2 server room during the iGrid event.Courtesy of Calit2 and iGrid 2005
During the 4K digital cinema demo, Japanese officials from Keio University and NTT appeared above, and UCSD Chancellor Fox spoke at left.Courtesy of Calit2 and iGrid 2005
The demo at iGrid 2005 was a collaboration between Computer Science University of Illinois at Chicago, Nortel Networks and others.Courtesy of Computer Science University of Illinois at Chicago
A prototype 4K digital projector from Sony was used during the iGrid 2005 conference.Courtesy of Calit2 and iGrid 2005
A tiled wall of high-resolution displays shows aerial photographs of New Orleans shot for the U.S. Geological Survey in the days immediately following Hurricane Katrina.Courtesy of Computer Science University of Illinois at Chicago
Calit2 director Dr. Larry Smarr spoke at the iGrid opening, with iGrid 2005 co-chairs Tom Defanti and Maxine Brown by his side.Courtesy of Calit2 and iGrid 2005
Dr. Larry Smarr and UC San Diego Chancellor Marye Anne Fox view a 100-megapixel display that shows live image data streamed over an encrypted fiber-optic network link.Courtesy of Calit2 and iGrid 2005
