Site C would represent a high-technology classroom in the Boggs Chemistry building. Site D would represent the ECE Center for Optics in Advanced Digital Systems. And Site F would represent faculty accessing such things as the HPC systems in Rich, the graphics systems in the GVU Center, the Optics Laboratory in ECE, etc. A very important point here is that the word access means more than the traditional use of telnet on the existing Internet. Video data is generated synchronously and must be transmitted synchronously.
Error control is required in order to ensure the transmission of correct information.
The bandwidth necessary will vary with the application - from bits to gigabits per second. The information cannot tolerate errors so error control must be provided. Site C would still represent a high-technology classroom in the Boggs Chemistry building. Site D would still represent the ECE Center for Optics in Advanced Digital Systems. Site E would represent Georgia Tech Lorraine in France, where faculty and students access both chemistry classes and the ECE Optics Laboratory at the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta.