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    Project timeline

    The project has been running for two years and a proof of concept has been demonstrated. A review and consolidation of requirements and software design is underway and advanced development will soon begin.
    The software will be developed according to an evolutionary model with overlapping lifecycle phases and incremental releases. The operational system is due for release to the public in September 2010.

    Schedule

    Jan-Jun 2007 Preliminary Design and Development Phase
    Jul 2007 Preliminary Design Review
    Jul-Nov 2007 Preliminary Implementation
    Dec 2007-Aug 2008 Core Development and Alpha Testing
    Sep 2008-Mar 2009 Consolidation of requirements and software design
    Dec 2008-Nov 2009 Advanced Development and Beta Testing
    Dec 2009 Critical Design Review
    Jan-Mar 2010 Preparation for Network Deployment
    Apr 2010 First software release (to limited user group)
    Apr-Jul 2010 Enhanced Development and Testing
    Aug 2010 Second software release (under public license)
    Sep 2010 on Operational network and ongoing open source development

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