Gravitational Waves & Federated Identity: A Case Study

Document #:

LIGO-G1601936-v2

Document type:

G - Presentations (eg Graphics)

Abstract:

In February of 2016, LIGO announced its first detection of gravitational waves, opening up a whole new window through which to observe the universe. Ironically, we can learn much more about a black hole located 1.3 billion light years away then we can about the researchers we work with on campuses and research facilities here on Earth. This is the story of how LIGO found gravitational waves, how federated identity played a small role, the much larger role we had hoped it could play, and some of the reasons it didn't.

Files in Document:

• Talk for Internet2 Technology Exchange (LIGO-Identity-TechEx2016.pdf, file is not accessible)

Other Files:

• Talk for Internet2 Technology Exchange (LIGO-Identity-TechEx2016.pptx, file is not accessible)

Topics:

• Meeting

Author Groups:

• LSC

Keywords:

Auth

Notes and Changes:

References fixed - thanks Alessandra!