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Meeting 20+21/06/2007: Program | Registration
Workshop 19+20/04/2007: Program | Venue | Hotels | Registration
Open Workshop on e-Infrastructures
(e-IRG Workshop)
EML Heidelberg, Germany
April 19-20, 2007
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The series of open e-IRG workshops support the e-IRG activities by enabling and
stimulating the discussion of e-infrastructure related topics with the community
across thematic and country borders. Experts on various areas will get together
to explore open issues and outstanding questions for enabling easy and
cost-effective shared use of distributed electronic resources across Europe and
beyond, based on sustainable e-infrastructures.
On Thursday and Friday April 19th and 20th 2007 there will be an open
workshop organised by the e-Infrastructure Reflection Group. The workshop
will be held in Heidelberg, Germany, at the European Media Lab. The main
theme of the workshop will be on "A sustainable grid infrastructure for
Europe" and the following sub-topics:
Topic 1: Towards a European Grid Infrastructure.
It is our belief that we have successfully built local, national and
community e-infrastructures until now, and might have got some good
ideas on how to proceed on a European level. We want to share these
ideas.
Topic 2: Sustainability for e-Infrastructures.
It is our belief that, to create a sustainable e-infrastructure for
Europe, we have to consider economic and social aspects as well. We
certainly want to learn from the experience of large institutions,
industry, and the Internet.
Topic 3: Bridging the gap between academia and industry.
It is our belief that a European e-infrastructure should be of
interest for both research and industry. We want to learn when
requirements are different and lead to different infrastructures, and
when they are similar, so that research and industry can benefit from
the same e-infrastructure.
The e- Infrastructures Reflection Group (e-IRG) defines and recommends best
practices and policies for European e-Infrastructures. The purpose of the
workshop is to encourage interaction between the scientific communities and
the political, advisory and monitoring levels. Based on the presentations
and discussions during the workshop the e-IRG will publish Recommendations
to the European Commission and national governments. The results will also
be included in future versions of the e-IRG White Paper and Roadmap.
Route description and information on shuttle busses etc
How to get to EML's Studio Villa Bosch
Thursday, April
19th, 2007
| 13:00-14:00 |
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Welcome buffet and registration at EML |
| 14:00-14:30 |
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Welcome and Introduction to the workshop (Leif
Laaksonen and Wolfgang Gentzsch) |
| 14:30-18:00 |
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Topic 1: Towards a European Grid Infrastructure.
It is our belief that we have successfully built local, national and
community e-infrastructures until now, and might have got some good
ideas on how to proceed on a European level. We want to share these
ideas.
- Dieter Kranzlmüller, Joh. Kepler University Linz, EGI Coordinator
A European Vision and Plan for a Common Grid Infrastructure
- Steven Newhouse, Director OMII-UK
User requirements for and concerns about a European e-Infrastructure
- Kimmo Koski, CSC Finland and HET
Results of the HPC in Europe Taskforce (HET)
- Kyriakos Baxevanidis, CEC
European e-Infrastructure: current status, opportunities, challenges
- Victor Alessandrini, DEISA
Enabling cooperative extreme computing in Europe
- Tony Hey, Corporate Vice President Microsoft, former Head of UK e-Science Programme
From research infrastructures to industry participation; a long way to go ?
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Friday, April 20th, 2007
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| 09:00-12:00 |
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Topic 2: Sustainability for e-Infrastructures.
It is our belief that, to create a sustainable e-infrastructure for
Europe, we have to consider economic and social aspects as well. We
certainly want to learn from the experience of large institutions,
industry, and the Internet.
- Costas Courcoubetis, Dept. of Computer Science, Athens University of Economics and Business
Sharing policies and resource provisioning in Grids
- Daniel Veit, Professor of Business Administration and Information Systems ? E-Business and E-Government, University of Mannheim
Grid Economy and Business Models; from Web to Grids
- Neil Geddes, UK National Grid Service
Building a sustainable European Grid Service; lessons learned from a national experience
- Prof Rob Procter, National Centre for e-Social Science, Manchester University
Challenges for Sustainability: Perspectives and experiences from e-Social Science
- John Wood, CEO CCLRC and ESFRI Chair
A European roadmap for new, large-scale Research Infrastructures and the need for a common e-Infrastructure
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| 12:00-13:00 |
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Lunch buffet at EML |
| 13:00-16:00 |
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Topic 3: Bridging the gap between academia and industry.
It is our belief that a European e-infrastructure should be of
interest for both research and industry. We want to learn when
requirements are different and lead to different infrastructures, and
when they are similar, so that research and industry can benefit from
the same e-infrastructure.
- Ulf Dahlsten, Director, CEC
Pre-commercial Procurement of innovation; A missing link in innovation in Europe
- Bob Jones, EGEE
EGEE's vision and roadmap to involve industry
- Thierry Priol, INRIA, Scientific Coordinator of CoreGRID
An e-Infrastructure for Grid Research and the Industry: the CoreGRID experience
- Michael Resch, Director HLRS, University of Stuttgart
Collaboration with industry; from HPC to Grids
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