Conveners
Demo session
- Massimo Lamanna (CERN)
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Dr Salvatore Scifo (INFN Catania)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoAMGA Web Interface is the implementation of the metadata interface designed by the ARDA team and it is the official metadata service of the EGEE gLite middleware. It provides many interesting features: metadata organization in a hierarchical structure, users, groups and ACLs handling with X509 certificates/proxies support, powerful SQL-like query language, replications....Go to contribution page
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Livia Torterolo (University of Genoa)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoThe SPM software package, based on the comparison of the candidate case to normal cases through a Statistical Parametric Mapping (SPM) algorithm, is largely used by the neurological research community to quantify ipometabolic patterns in brain PET/SPECT studies for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). Since the accuracy of ipoperfusion maps is strictly related to...Go to contribution page
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Veronica Guidetti (ESA-ESRIN)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoDILIGENT is an ongoing EU IST project whose goal is to deliver an infrastructure making possible to define and dynamically create virtual digital libraries by reusing available resources. A virtual digital library is a pool of resources dynamically aggregated to meet the user requirements where these resources range from information sources to services exploiting computing and storage...Go to contribution page
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Danilo Piparo (Univ Milano Bicocca and CERN)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoThe demo shows two types of browser applications developed on top of the gLite metadata catalogue AMGA. The first one is a generic database GUI which allows an interactive exploration of the metadata schema and entries plus the possibility to issue SQL queries on the catalogue itself. The second one is a specialised version developed for the LHCb experiments. In this case the system...Go to contribution page
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Dr Kerstin Ronneberger (DKRZ), Dr Stephan Kindermann (DKRZ)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoClimate research is generally very data-intensive. Observations, analysis and output data of climate simulations are traditionally stored in large archives and central databases. In order to make this data searchable and accessible for further analysis and/or data comparison on the grid appropriate interfaces between the existing data storage systems and the EGEE infrastructure need to...Go to contribution page
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Julia Andreeva (CERN)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoDashboard project for CMS and ATLAS experiments has to provide a single entry point for the monitoring information collected from the distributed computing systems of the corresponding experiment. One of the main functionalities provided by the experiment dashboard is job monitoring. Dashboard job monitoring service presents a complete view of the experiment activity on the Grid...Go to contribution page
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Mr Jose Luis Vazquez-Poletti (Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain)), Mr Rafael Gil-Herrera (Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain))26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoThe EGEE project has created the largest production-level Grid infrastructure in the world, which provides a level of performance and reliability never achieved before. The efforts made in the project includes a wide range of activities from the deployment and management of this vast infrastructure or middleware development, to user training. Among them, application porting is of...Go to contribution page
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Dr Christophe Blanchet (Institut de Biologie et Chimie des Protéines (IBCP UMR 5086); CNRS; Univ. Lyon 1;)26/09/2006, 17:00EGEE Activity MeetingsDemoBioinformatics analysis of data produced by high-throughput biology, for instance genome projects [1], is one of the major challenges for the next years. Some of the requirements of this analysis are to access up-to-date databanks (of sequences, patterns, 3D structures, etc.) and relevant algorithms (for sequence similarity, multiple alignment, pattern scanning, etc.) [2]. Since 1998,...Go to contribution page
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Mr Nicolas Jacq (CNRS/IN2P3)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoMalaria is a dreadful disease affecting 300 million people and killing 1.5 million people every year. Drug resistance has emerged for all classes of antimalarials except artemisinins. This example illustrates the real need for new drugs against neglected diseases. There are millions of chemical compounds available, but it is nearly impossible and very expensive to screen such a...Go to contribution page
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Mr Hurng-Chun Lee (ASGC, Taiwan)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoRecent studies have suggested that the high pathogenic avian flu H5N1 virus has the potential of developing drug resistance and of acquiring the ability of human-to-human transmission. To enable biologists a better response to the threat, the second EGEE biomedical data challenge battling avian flu was set to screen 300,000 compounds against 8 predicted mutations of the Influenza A...Go to contribution page
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Marcin Plociennik (PSNC)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoDue to the dynamic and complex nature of the Grid, it’s not easy to use it in a daily work. To attract new users, especially from scientific community, user friendly tools are needed to simplify access to the Grid. To solve this problem we introduce the concept of Migrating Desktop Platform which is a graphical, user oriented product that simplifies the use of the grid technology in...Go to contribution page
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Dr Eric CLEVEDE (CNRS/IPGP)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoThis application, ported routinely on EGEE, is to provide first order informations on seismic source for large Earthquakes occuring worldwide. These informations are: the centroid, which corresponds to the location of the space-time barycenter of the rupture. In this demonstration some examples will be shown and the functionalities of LCG and gLite used.Go to contribution page
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Peter Kacsuk (Prof.), Robert Lovas (Mr.)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoThe P-GRADE portal plays more and more important role in the life of various Grid user communities. After several successful demos at the biggest conferences and Grid user forums in Europe, Asia and the US, the representatives of several Grids and Grid based Virtual Organizations have approached us and requested to support their communities by the Portal. As a result, the...Go to contribution page
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Mr Alberto Falzone (NICE (Italy)), Mr Daniel Lagrava Sandoval (CERN IT/PSS), Mr Jukka Antero Kommeri (CERN PH/UCM), Dr Patricia Mendez Lorenzo (CERN IT/PSS)26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoThe EGEE infrastructure is the largest production infrastructure (over 200 sites, more than 15,000 CPUs and about 9 PB storage). High-Energy Physics (notably the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN), Biomedical applications, Earth Observation, Computational Chemistry and Nuclear Fusion are depending on the EGEE infrastructure. The computational and storage capability...Go to contribution page
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Dr Roberto Pugliese (ELETTRA (Trieste))26/09/2006, 17:00Users & ApplicationsDemoTraditional developments in Grid technologies have concentrated on providing batch access to distributed computational and storage resources. The requirements to access, control, and acquire data from widely networked distributed instruments trigger the need to include a variety of new components. For instance, scientific equipment like sensors and probes are a need in nowadays Grid...Go to contribution page