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Astron. ASTRON is the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, and is part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). It provides the front-line observing capabilities of the WSRT and LOFAR radio telescopes for use by Dutch and international astronomers in a wide range of fundamental astrophysical research projects. ASTRON has a strong and broad technology development programme, encompassing both innovative instrumentation for existing telescopes and the new technologies needed for future facilities. ASTRON also conducts a vigorous programme of fundamental astronomical research. ASTRON is involved in large scale software and system development. It coordinates the EC FP7 RadioNet and FP6 SKADS programmes and participates in various other EC projects: EXPReS FP6, and PrepSKA FP7. ASTRON enjoys extensive collaborative contacts with Dutch Universities and Radio Astronomy institutes all over the world. As the lead institute on the LOFAR project, ASTRON participates in bandwidth on demand aspects in WP5 and has a key role on archives in WP8. Besides the key people listed below, important input on the eVSAG (WP3) is expected from ASTRON experts on LOFAR and VLBI science and operations. In WP6, ASTRON will integrate BoD usage with their Long-Term Archive storage. In WP8 ASTRON will lead the development of applying on-demand storage elements into the framework of long-term buffer platform for archival and data reprocessing purposes.

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