Each talk is scheduled for 20 minutes plus 10 minutes of discussion.
Please prepare your presentation with these times in mind.  We will be
strict with respect to the 30 minute limit for each slot.

Please keep in mind that we want to understand how your community uses
the grid, the infrastructure's supporting services, and how those are
expected to carry over into EGI.  A characterization of your community
is necessary, but a detailed scientific description of your community
is *not*.  Minimize descriptions of your scientific work and
concentrate on the aspects of your community that affect grid
utilization: structure, organization, types of users, etc.

Please provide and upload a draft of your presentation by 10 December.
This will allow us to iterate with you on the presentation to make the
workshop as useful to everyone as possible.

Below are some questions that you may want to consider when preparing
your presentation.  In addition, please also check the documentation
on the agenda page.  This will have links to relevant EGEE and EGI_DS
documents.

Characterize your community(ies):

 * What types of people are involved in your community?  Application
   developers, service developers, scientists (end-users), scientific
   coordinators (project leaders, etc.), resource owners, etc.?

 * Is your community strongly interdisciplinary, international,
   national, regional, etc.?  How does that affect your expectations
   for the EGI?

 * Are there strong, central international organizations or centers of
   gravity within your community?  How do they relate to the grid?  Do
   they provide support services?

 * How do you see the relationship between your community and Virtual
   Organizations? (One-to-one, one-to-many, shared with other
   communities, project-=based, other?)  What VO lifecycle to you
   expect for the VO (VOs) in your community?  (Short-lived VOs,
   long-lived VOs, etc.?)

Resources:

 * How is computing within your community generally funded?

 * What resources (human and computing) are currently provided by
   and/or for your community?

 * Are the computing resources controlled directly by the community?
   Are they shared with other people/communities or solely for the use
   of your community?

 * Are there resources "outside" the grid necessary to work in your
   community?  How do those resources impact how you interact/use the
   grid infrastructure?

Support services:

 * What (grid) support services are currently used by your community?

 * Which of those services do you expect to continue in EGI?

 * What support service are not provided now but needed in EGI?

 * What types of actors within your community use each type of service?

 * Who (community itself, national body, national projects, european
   projects, grid infrastructure, etc.) do you expect to provide/pay
   for each of the needed services?  What types of funding does your
   community need?

Interaction within EGI model:

 * How do you see your community relating to the described SSC model?
   Community becomes an SSC, community is member of larger SSC,
   community is many SSCs, cannot see community in SSC model, etc.?

 * What types of feedback do you expect to give to the infrastructure?
   (Concerning operations, middleware, support, policies, etc.)

 * How do you expect that feedback to be taken into account and on
   what timeframe?

 * To whom (or what level) do you expect to give that feedback to?
   (Policy boards, advisory boards, community level, national level,
   EGI level, etc.?)