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EGEE'08 Istanbul

22–26 Sept 2008
Harbiye Askeri Museum
Europe/Zurich timezone

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  1. 118. Welcome
    Prof. Omer Cebeci, Onur Temizsoylu
    22/09/2008, 09:10
  2. 119. Welcome Address from European Commission
    Mario Campolargo (European Commission)
    22/09/2008, 09:30
  3. 116. The EGEE Project
    Dr Bob Jones (CERN)
    22/09/2008, 09:50
  4. 117. Logistics Information
    22/09/2008, 10:20
  5. 120. Intel Delivering Leadership HPC Technology – today and tomorrow
    Stephan Gillich (Director HPC EMEA, EMEA Enterprise Marketing, Intel GmbH)
    22/09/2008, 11:00
  6. 363. DELL - simplify IT
    22/09/2008, 11:20
    Enterprise Marketing Director for Developing Markets
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  7. 86. The EGI Model - Towards a Sustainable Grid Infrastructure in Europe
    Prof. Dieter Kranzlmueller
    22/09/2008, 11:40
    Todays grids have often demonstrated their successful application in many science and research domains. The next step for these grid infrastructures is the establishment of a sustainable model, which provides the grid services to the user community on a stable and permanent basis. This model has been developed in the course of the European Grid Infrastructure, and is currently discussed...
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  8. 112. EGEE and gLite: an opportunity for business
    Erwin Laure (CERN)
    22/09/2008, 14:00
    EGEE (Enabling Grids for E-sciencE) is Europe's flagship Grid infrastructure project now in its third 2-year phase. The EGEE infrastructure brings together more than 120 organisations to produce a reliable and scalable computing resource available to the European and global research community. At present, it consists of 260 sites in nearly 50 countries and more than 79,000 CPU cores available...
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  9. 323. Introduction
    Vincent Jacques Breton (Laboratoire de Physique Corpusculaire (LPC))
    22/09/2008, 14:00
  10. 293. Introduction and scope of the workshop
    Per Erik Oster (CSC)
    22/09/2008, 14:00
  11. 121. Introduction and Security Policies
    Dr David Kelsey (RAL)
    22/09/2008, 14:00
  12. 324. Share roadmap presentation
    Mr Yannick Legre (MAAT-G)
    22/09/2008, 14:10
  13. 294. EGI Blueprint or Do not be afraid of EGI
    Ludek Matyska (Unknown)
    22/09/2008, 14:15
  14. 97. The Forrester View on Grids, Cloud Computing and Ultra Modular Computing in a Commercial Environment
    Charles Brett (Forrester Inc.)
    22/09/2008, 14:20
    Charles Brett will present concepts and ideas that Forrester is researching and/or encountering in the market place in the context of Grids, Cloud Computing and future computing platforms. This will include analysis of 5 key commercial pressures and their likely impact.
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  15. 325. ACGT project
    Prof. George Stamatakos (NTUA)
    22/09/2008, 14:30
  16. 99. gLite-based Grid computing for large scale image indexing and retrieval
    David Sinclair (Imense Ltd.)
    22/09/2008, 14:40
    Dr David Sinclair, co-founder Imense Ltd will present Imense's experience of the grid as a case study that shows how grid access can level the playing field for new companies wishing to demonstrate internet scale technology. Imense Ltd has benefited greatly from its involvement with EGEE grid and the STFC PIPSS program. Before our projects with EGEE and the STFC we were an un-funded UK start...
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  17. 122. Grid Security Vulnerability Handling and Risk Management
    Linda Ann Cornwall (RAL)
    22/09/2008, 14:40
  18. 295. Transition from existing infrastructure projects to EGI
    Dr Bob Jones (CERN), Ognjen Prnjat (Unknown)
    22/09/2008, 14:45
  19. 326. Health-e-Child project
    Dr Joerg Freund
    22/09/2008, 14:50
  20. 297. DEISA2; User Communities, HPC ecosystem and EGI
    Dr Hermann LEDERER
    22/09/2008, 15:10
  21. 327. neuGRID project
    Mr DAVID MANSET (MAAT GKnowledge)
    22/09/2008, 15:10
  22. 123. General discussion
    22/09/2008, 15:20
  23. 166. 1. Welcome, apologies, minutes from previous meetings
    Dr Claire Devereux (STFC)
    22/09/2008, 16:00
  24. 107. Cloud vs. Grid: a land of opportunity
    Marc-Elian Bégin (Six²)
    22/09/2008, 16:00
    In this talk, Marc-Elian Bégin, partner at Six², will briefly present the state-of-the-art in grid and cloud computing, with concrete examples like EGEE for grid and Amazon for cloud. He will then compare the two, focusing on opportunities cloud computing brings both to academia, with projects like EGEE, and to industry. He will end with a concrete example to illustrate opportunities cloud...
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  25. 328. Summary of the HealthGrid08 conference in Chicago
    Vincent Jacques Breton (Laboratoire de Physique Corpusculaire (LPC))
    22/09/2008, 16:00
  26. 298. Transition to the EGI
    22/09/2008, 16:00
    Panel with major e-Infrastructure projects and larger communities
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  27. 167. 2. Recent developments and implementations
    Gilles Mathieu (RAL-STFC, Didcot, UK)
    22/09/2008, 16:05
  28. 364. Biomed Grid School
    Dr Luciano Milanesi (National Research Council - Institute of Biomedical Technologies)
    22/09/2008, 16:15
  29. 109. Cloud Computing - Pay-per-use for On-Demand Scalability: Why now?
    Avner Algom (IGT)
    22/09/2008, 16:20
    Over the last few years we have seen grid computing evolve from a niche technology associated with scientific and technical computing, into a business-innovating technology that is driving increased commercial adoption. Grid deployments accelerate application performance, improve productivity and collaboration, and optimize the resiliency of the IT infrastructure. Today, the maturity of...
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  30. 329. The SPIDeR project
    Mr DAVID MANSET (MAAT GKnowledge)
    22/09/2008, 16:20
  31. 168. 3. Requests received since the last meeting
    Gilles Mathieu (RAL-STFC, Didcot, UK)
    22/09/2008, 16:25
    bugs and feature requests can be tracked using the Savannah tool and the GOCDB interface
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  32. 330. BBH roundtable
    Doman Kim (Chonnam National University), Dr Ignacio Blanquer (UPV), Dr Joerg Freund (Siemens), Dr Luciano Milanesi (National Research Council - Institute of Biomedical Technologies), Mr Yannick Legre (MAAT-G)
    22/09/2008, 16:40
  33. 108. Constellation Technologies – the “SuperCloud” on the Net
    Nick Trigg (Constellation Technologies)
    22/09/2008, 16:40
    Constellation is providing a cloud computing service to commercial companies using gLite. Providing higher level added value services to companies allowing them to access the power of the cloud on the net (the SuperCloud). Constellation is bringing the power of the cloud to all commercial sectors. The talk will include a description of some of the commercial project Constellation on which it...
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  34. 169. 4. Release schedule
    22/09/2008, 16:45
  35. 170. 5. Architecture evolution and plans
    Gilles Mathieu (RAL-STFC, Didcot, UK)
    22/09/2008, 16:55
  36. 218. EGEE Business Training Programme
    Stephen Adams (Linalis)
    22/09/2008, 17:00
    Linalis is an Open Source consulting, services and training company. The company focuses on open standards, web applications and network administration. Based in Switzerland and making IT happen since 2002. As a newly appointed EGEE Business Associate, Linalis is now able to provide training to companies and individuals looking to leverage the power of the grid using gLite in their...
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  37. 299. Summary
    22/09/2008, 17:15
  38. 171. 6. AOB
    22/09/2008, 17:20
  39. 100. Avanade Virtualised Grids
    Luca Regini (Avanade)
    22/09/2008, 17:30
    Avanade’s Virtualized Grid Technology adopts Virtualization as a mean to provide more configurable, dynamic, secure and cost-effective Grid Computing solutions. Virtualization is used to provide automatic creation of computing clusters with the optimal configuration in two complementary domains: Operating Systems and installed software. In a Grid computing context we see that virtualization...
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  40. 273. Running ECCE on EGEE clusters
    22/09/2008, 17:30
    The Extensible Computational Chemistry Environment (ECCE) is a package of programs developed at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL). It consists of a graphical user interface for building molecular systems and submitting jobs to remote computational resources, as well as the storing and managing of the results in a database. In this presentation the main features of ECCE are...
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  41. 125. Tool support for parallel applications
    Kiril Dichev (Hih Performance Computing Centre Stuttgart)
    22/09/2008, 17:30
  42. 300. Training in EGEE-III and beyond
    Robin McConnell (UEDIN)
    22/09/2008, 17:30
  43. 274. Extension of Charon GUI on top of gLite middleware
    22/09/2008, 17:50
    Charon Extension Layer (CEL) represents an intuitive command-line interface for administration of application programs and corresponding computational jobs within a generic grid environment. CEL covers all activities related to an individual computational job life period in the Grid. This contribution describes additional expansion of the original CEL framework idea towards its graphical...
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  44. 126. Integrating HPC and grid: the STFC experience
    Matthew Viljoen (STFC)
    22/09/2008, 17:50
  45. 101. RESERVOIR - A Service-Oriented Virtualized Platform
    Shimon Agassi (IBM - Haifa)
    22/09/2008, 17:50
    Cloud Computing, evolved from Grid Computing, is a hot buzzword in today's ICT world, and has various facets from different points of views. We will briefly look at current commercial efforts in the Cloud world, and understand the benefits that Cloud Computing can offer today. We will then try looking down the road to see what will really be required from Cloud as the ICT world moves to Web...
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  46. 301. International Winter School on Grid Computing - a Model for e-Learning
    David Fergusson (UEDIN)
    22/09/2008, 18:00
  47. 275. Executing complex computational workflows on EGEE Grid
    22/09/2008, 18:10
  48. 128. Parallel workload enablement for EGEE infrastructure using QosCosGrid-OpenMPI
    Mr Bernhard Schott (Platform Computing)
    22/09/2008, 18:10
  49. 102. The Grid services of Consorzio COMETA for industry
    Roberto Barbera (Consorzio COMETA)
    22/09/2008, 18:10
    COMETA (www.consorzio-cometa.it) is a not-for-profit Organization established in Catania (Italy) in 2005 and formed by the Universities of Catania (www.unict.it), Messina (www.unime.it), and Palermo (www.unipa.it), the INFN (Italian National Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics, www.infn.it), the INAF (Italian National Institute of Astrophysics, www.inaf.it), the INGV (Italian National...
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  50. 127. EGEE and HPC: Pride and Prejudice?
    Dr Peter Kunszt (CSCS)
    22/09/2008, 18:30
    Strengths of HPC and grid communities. Challenges to greater collaboration. Opportunities for the future.
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  51. 302. GILDA - Future Plans for Training Infrastructure
    Emidio Giorgio (INFN)
    22/09/2008, 18:30
  52. 276. Grid Web portal for chemists -- status of development
    22/09/2008, 18:30
    New Grid users often face difficulties when using command line interface. This makes their adoption in the Grid environment much harder. To avoid user's disappointment new, web based, interface is proposed. In contrast to existing web based tools portal will not only easy job management but in first place will serve as a work environment for chemists. The talk will present current status of...
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  53. 152. Outsourcing Applications using Virtualisation
    Kalle Happonen (HIP-TEK)
    22/09/2008, 18:30
    HIP-TEK has studied and developed tools for Server Based Computing used with Xen virtual machine managers for Virtual Desktop Infrastructures. The solution combines the best aspects of the both worlds aiming at a real Green Computing infrastructure. The solution implements many aspects of Green Computing such as: -Increasing Telecommuting and Homeshoring with the help of Secure remote...
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  54. 89. Success stories and future challenges from the EGEE user community
    Mr Evangelos Floros (GRNET)
    23/09/2008, 09:00
    In the last few years, grid usage by EGEE user communities has shifted from testing and experimentation to daily production. At the same time, the number of applications and disciplines exploiting the EGEE infrastructure has grown significantly. The diversification of the user community has brought more demand for the use of commercial software on the grid; partnerships with industry have...
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  55. 84. Grids in Asia Pacific: Challenges and Opportunities
    Dr Simon Lin (ASGC)
    23/09/2008, 09:45
    As the Internet has already become a global phenomenon, the next step towards a global collaborating e-Science infrastructure would benefit the world, especially, in the scientific discoveries, biomedical applications, disaster mitigation, bridging digital divide, etc. Global e-Science infrastructure could potentially benefit the world and Asia Pacific in both directions. However, countries in...
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  56. 174. Brief Intro to the session
    Dr Patricia Mendez Lorenzo (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 11:00
  57. 286. Current Grid-related activities at IFCA
    Marcos Lopez Caniego (IFCA-CSIC)
    23/09/2008, 11:00
  58. 370. Introduction - cluster specific issues
    23/09/2008, 11:00
  59. 361. Introduction and schedule
    Maite Barroso Lopez (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 11:00
  60. 182. Introduction: Grid and security
    23/09/2008, 11:00
  61. 103. Solution to execute Geocluster on a grid environment
    Gael Youinou (CGGVeritas)
    23/09/2008, 11:00
    CGG is an EGEE partner also involved in the BEinGRID project. The presentation will focus on Seismic Processing and Reservoir Simulation application, using gLite and developed between - CGG Veritas, TNO, NICE, Petrosoft - all from the Oil & Gas market. The aim of the experiment is to validate the technical and economic viability of geosciences processing on the Grid by consolidating the...
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  62. 144. The Ganga/Diane tools: towards the gridification of new communities
    Dr Patricia Mendez Lorenzo (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 11:05
  63. 142. Grids from the perspective of the french life sciences and medical research community
    23/09/2008, 11:15
  64. 287. Integration of Astro-WISE and EGEE: status and met issues
    Fokke Dijkstra (Unknown)
    23/09/2008, 11:15
  65. 348. User support
    Torsten Antoni (GGUS, KIT-SCC)
    23/09/2008, 11:15
  66. 104. PBS Gridworks - efficient application scheduling on distributed platforms
    Jochen Krebs (Altair)
    23/09/2008, 11:20
    PBS Gridworks is a suite of tools simplifying and automating the process of scheduling and managing compute workload across clusters, SMP and hybrid configurations. The talk describes the capabilities of the product and how it can be used in a production environment. Integration with vertical applications and interfaces to external services will also be discussed.
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  67. 143. Biomed Grid Summer School
    Dr Luciano Milanesi (National Research Council - Institute of Biomedical Technologies)
    23/09/2008, 11:25
    The talk will present the scopes and objectives of the Biomed Grid SUmmer School which will be held for the third consecutive year in Varenna (Italy) in May 2009
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  68. 145. The AMGA metadata catalogue: EGEE applications
    Dr Birger Koblitz (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 11:25
  69. 183. Middleware security overview and pattern matching
    23/09/2008, 11:30
  70. 288. Open Discussion: Status of the Astrophysical Cluster in EGEE
    23/09/2008, 11:30
    This discussion will be centered on topics listed in the parallel session abstract. The objective is to clearly take a bearing of the cluster status aiming mainly at identifying and removing potential issues that could prevent or make more difficult the achievement of cluster's objectives. The discussion topics are listed here: a) level of interactivity within the cluster; b) status of the...
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  71. 343. Resource Allocation Group
    Tomasz Szepieniec, Tomasz Szepieniec (Unknown)
    23/09/2008, 11:30
  72. 105. Securing Grid-based Supply Chains
    Marco Di Girolamo (HP)
    23/09/2008, 11:40
    This talk introduces a transportation supply-chain that exploits Grid services for optimizing both the delivery and cost of each customer order. The proposed case study focuses on an auction-based model to select transporters for given transportation tasks in a generic supply chain. Each transporter uses a Grid-based computing service to re-optimize the routes of its vehicles after the...
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  73. 153. From EGEE to EGI
    Dr Diana Cresti (INFN)
    23/09/2008, 11:45
    This contribution will start with a talk by Diana Cresti describing the EGI User Support Task Force. In the following discussion, we will debate on the mechanisms by which the cluster can contribute to the activities of the task force and more generally to EGI in synergy with NA4 management and the other NA4 clusters.
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  74. 349. Grid Security
    Mr Romain Wartel (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 11:45
  75. 185. Security recommendations: lcg-CE
    23/09/2008, 11:45
  76. 146. The HEP Monitoring tools
    Julia Andreeva (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 11:45
  77. 106. BEmuse: a tool for drug design on the Grid
    Stefano Cozzini (Democritos)
    23/09/2008, 12:00
    BEmuse (Bias-Exchange Metadynamics Submission Environment) is a Grid-enabled tool developed within EU-IndiaGrid project. It is capable of folding a 36-residue protein in less than a year of single CPU time, significantly reducing the high number of CPU years needed with other techniques. BEmuse has been successfully tested on the EU-IndiaGrid infrastructure and was developed with...
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  78. 346. Middleware deployment and support
    Nicholas Thackray (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 12:00
  79. 186. Security recommendations: CREAM CE
    23/09/2008, 12:00
  80. 147. Panel session with the rest of the invited clusters
    Cluster representatives
    23/09/2008, 12:05
  81. 187. Security recommendations: WMS
    23/09/2008, 12:15
  82. 173. Brief Intro to the session
    Dr Patricia Mendez Lorenzo (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 14:00
  83. 110. GridEcon - Economic and business modelling for Grid computing
    Chris Bannink (Logica Management Consulting)
    23/09/2008, 14:00
    Chris Bannink will offer the inns and outs from the GridEcon project. A project (under EC FP6) about economic and business modelling of Grid computing. The GridEcon project designs the technology that is needed to create an efficient European grid market for trading computing resources. It will also provide the foundation for a series of value-added services (e.g. insurance against resource...
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  84. 129. IPv6 deployment and gLite IPv6 compliance
    23/09/2008, 14:00
    In this presentation we will report on the current stand of the SA2 activities related to the IPv6 compliance of gLite. Results on the studies of IPv6 compliance of specific packages and libraries will be reported. An overview of the global stand of gLite with respect to IPv6 will be given. Activities carried out in collaboration with JRA1, SA3 and ETICS will be described, aimed at...
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  85. 347. Pre-production service
    Antonio Retico (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 14:00
  86. 114. Predictive biological networks - an EGEE GRID application
    Dr Ralf Herwig (Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics)
    23/09/2008, 14:00
    Predicting the effect of perturbations of complex biological systems is key to being able to solve important problems, in particular in the case of human diseases. It is highly likely, that such predictions will have to be based on computer models that represent all relevant components of the networks involved as well as their interactions in sufficient detail and accuracy. Establishment of...
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  87. 188. Security recommendations: LB
    23/09/2008, 14:00
  88. 352. Sustainability models
    Roberto Barbera (UNIV. CATANIA AND INFN)
    23/09/2008, 14:00
  89. 148. User analysis in the ALICE experiment
    Dr Stefano Bagnasco (I.N.F.N. TORINO)
    23/09/2008, 14:05
  90. 362. Grid Operator on Duty
    Helene Cordier (CNRS/IN2P3)
    23/09/2008, 14:15
  91. 189. Security recommendations: SE
    23/09/2008, 14:15
  92. 111. Business Experiments in Grid: SME Success
    Damien Hubaux (Cetic)
    23/09/2008, 14:20
    The Business Experiments in Grid (BEinGRID) FP6 project ambitions to foster the adoption of Grid technologies in major Industrial and Business sectors through the realisation of specific targeted real Grid pilots. Following the completion of the first wave of 18 experiments, a business analysis is carried out, in order to understand how Grid technologies allow to set up new business models....
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  93. 353. e-Infrastructures Policies
    Mr Stephen Benians (Metaware)
    23/09/2008, 14:20
  94. 115. Grid based genetic population analysis challenges for Genetic Linkage Analysis of SNPs
    Dr Luciano Milanesi (National Research Council - Institute of Biomedical Technologies)
    23/09/2008, 14:30
    The aim of the present work is to enable the use of high performance computing infrastructures, such as the EGEE-III Grid Infrastructures for the execution of linkage analysis on very large SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism) data sets markers. The test has been performed with 10.000 SNPs up to 1 million per Chip. The linkege analysis of SNPs recently become a very popular approach for...
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  95. 190. Handling security incidents: procedures and recommendations
    23/09/2008, 14:30
  96. 344. Monitoring tools to support Grid operations
    James Casey (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 14:30
  97. 150. User analysis in the ATLAS experiment
    Johannes Elmsheuser (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)
    23/09/2008, 14:30
  98. 225. PI2S2 and S-Sicilia towards the industrial world: services and applications
    Antonio Puliafito (University of Messina)
    23/09/2008, 14:40
    Business Grid promises the wide adoption of economic valuable Grid services. A lot of effort is being spent by the research community as well as by companies that are interested in its adoption. The business component involves more stringent requirements in terms of security, confidentiality, trust, guarantees etc. Moreover, by its nature a business process requires most of the times...
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  99. 354. SEE-GRID eInfrastructure for regional eScience
    Dr Ognjen Prnjat (GRNET)
    23/09/2008, 14:40
  100. 124. Experiences on metagenomic analysis using the EGEE grid
    Dr Ignacio Blanquer (UPV)
    23/09/2008, 14:45
    The execution of BLAST runs of metagenomes with respect to annotation databases, such as the Non Redundant (nr) from the NCBI provides many interesting results, such as the incoherencies in the annotation of entries in the reference databases [1] or the definition of more precise phylogenetic trees. In the frame of EGEE, the UPV has developed in collaboration with the Institute...
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  101. 130. IPv6 future plan discussion
    23/09/2008, 14:45
    A discussion between the main actors in IPv6 process (JRA1, SA3, ETICS, SA2) will bring out the important point of collaboration needed to be set up between JRA1, SA3, ETICS, SA2.
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  102. 351. ROC round table
    Luciano Gaido (INFN, Sezione di Torino), Luciano Gaido (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)), Dr Luciano Gaido (INFN - TORINO)
    23/09/2008, 14:45
  103. 379. 6CHOICE Sustainability
    23/09/2008, 14:50
  104. 151. User analysis in the CMS experiment
    Fabio Farina (INFN Mliano-Bicocca)
    23/09/2008, 14:55
  105. 380. DEISA Sustainability model
    Mr Wolfgang Gentzsch
    23/09/2008, 15:00
  106. 226. Green-HPC by Grid Technology - Energy optimization of existing datacenters by intelligent use of Grid technology
    Mr Bernhard Schott (Platform Computing)
    23/09/2008, 15:00
    Innovative and intelligent use of current Grid technology enables datacenters to optimize their energy consumption by slightly modified scheduling policies. By scheduling workload respective to the application's energy-profile, spatial and temporal heat distribution is controlled. Without reducing the capabilities of the datacenter, this results in direct cost reductions as well as...
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  107. 138. Using the grid to solve a bioinformatics Challenge: Locating nucleosome positions
    Dr Christophe Blanchet (CNRS IBCP)
    23/09/2008, 15:00
    How proteins find their targets amongst millions (or more) of competing sites is still largely an unsolved problem. Understanding this process in detail is however central to understanding the mechanisms underlying gene expression. The problem becomes even harder when a complex of several proteins bind to DNA, an in the case of the nucleosome core particle. The nucleosome involves an eight...
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  108. 381. From EGEE to EGI
    Dr Diana Cresti (INFN)
    23/09/2008, 15:10
  109. 271. Integration of EMBRACE-compliant Services on the Grid
    Mr Matthieu Reichstadt (CNRS/IN2P3)
    23/09/2008, 15:15
  110. 382. Healthgrids, from Revolution to Evolution
    Mr DAVID MANSET (MAAT GKnowledge)
    23/09/2008, 15:20
  111. 78. An instrument element for gLite
    Roberto Pugliese
    23/09/2008, 16:00
    Demo
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  112. 5. Grid-enabled virtual screening service based on grid application platform
    Mr Mason Hsiung (Academia Sinica Grid Computing Center)
    23/09/2008, 16:00
    Demo
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  113. 350. Migration to the next grid operations era
    Dr Tiziana Ferrari (INFN CNAF)
    23/09/2008, 16:00
  114. 2. OpenNEbula: The open source virtual machine manager for cluster and grid computing
    Dr Ignacio Martin Llorente (Universidad Complutense)
    23/09/2008, 16:00
    Poster
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  115. 15. g-Eclipse - Accessing grid infrastructures
    Dr Ariel Garcia (Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe), Dr Mathias Stümpert (Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe)
    23/09/2008, 16:02
    Demo
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  116. 16. Optimization of tokamak’s magnetic system using grid
    Mr Nikolay Marusov (RRC "Kurchatov Institute")
    23/09/2008, 16:02
    Poster
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  117. 18. Distributed databases services in the EGEE Grid and beyond
    Maria Girone (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:03
    Poster
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  118. 28. Integration of heterogeneous computational resources in EGEE infrastructure: a live demo
    Dr Andrea Santoro (ENEA)
    23/09/2008, 16:03
    Demo
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  119. 29. Using the BalticGrid-II infrastructure: SemtiKamols - a linguistic analyser of Latvian language
    Mr Bartosz Palak (Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center), Mr Karlis Podins (University of Latvia)
    23/09/2008, 16:04
    Demo
    Demo
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  120. 19. ATLAS computing readines challenges
    Dr Simone Campana (CERN/IT/GS)
    23/09/2008, 16:05
    Poster
    Poster
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  121. 41. EDGeS: Desktop grid extension of the EGEE infrastructure
    Prof. Peter Kacsuk (MTA SZTAKI)
    23/09/2008, 16:05
    Demo
    Demo
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  122. 22. CMCC grid metadata handling system
    Mr Alessandro Negro (University of Salento), Mr Salvatore Vadacca (Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Climate Change), Dr Sandro Fiore (SPACI Consortium & University of Salento)
    23/09/2008, 16:06
    Poster
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  123. 42. Ganga and Diane: powerful job management and resource
    Adrian Muraru (Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest), Dr Andrew Maier (CERN IT/GS), Mr Anton Lechner (CERN IT/GS), Dr Hurng-Chun LEE (Academia Sinica), Dr Jakub Moscicki (CERN IT/GS), Dr Massimo Lamanna (CERN IT/GS), Dr Patricia Mendez Lorenzo (CERN IT/GS)
    23/09/2008, 16:06
    Demo
    Demo
    Demos and Posters
  124. 23. EGEE Roll - A framework to fully-automated site deployment & management
    António Pina (Universidade do Minho)
    23/09/2008, 16:07
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  125. 43. G-RISICO: a wild fire risk assessment application running on an advanced grid infrastructure
    Dr Marco Verlato (INFN), Dr Paolo Fiorucci (CIMA), Dr Paolo Mazzetti (CNR-IMAA), Dr Valerio Angelini (CNR-IMAA)
    23/09/2008, 16:07
    Demo
    Demo
    Demos and Posters
  126. 46. Cross-health entreprises medical data management on the EGEE Grid
    Romain Texier (EGEE / I3S)
    23/09/2008, 16:08
    Demo
    Demo
    Demos and Posters
  127. 24. Porting ThIS on the EGEE Grid
    Ms Sorina CAMARASU (CNRS - CREATIS LRMN)
    23/09/2008, 16:08
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  128. 25. Grid Messaging Systems in the WLCG monitoring context
    Mr Daniel Filipe Rocha Da Cunha Rodrigues (CERN), Mr James Casey (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:09
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  129. 54. Intra-VO and individual user level accounting in EGEE
    Mr Sergio Díaz Montes (CESGA)
    23/09/2008, 16:09
    Demo
    Demo
    Demos and Posters
  130. 64. A bioinformatics platform: the evolution of the WISDOM environment
    Mr Jean Salzemann (CNRS/IN2P3), Mr Matthieu Reichstadt (CNRS/IN2P3), Mr Vincent Bloch (CNRS/IN2P3)
    23/09/2008, 16:10
    Demo
    Demo
    Demos and Posters
  131. 26. Simulation based analysis of scheduling models in EGEE environment
    Mr Ciprian Mihai Dobre (University Politehnica of Bucharest), Mr Florin Pop (University Politehnica of Bucharest)
    23/09/2008, 16:10
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  132. 75. EGEE application porting support group
    Mr Gergely Sipos (MTA SZTAKI)
    23/09/2008, 16:11
    Demo
    Demo
    Demos and Posters
  133. 30. Running a complex workflow on EGEE infrastructure: Wien2k in action
    Dr Maximilian Berger (University of Innsbruck)
    23/09/2008, 16:11
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  134. 31. NeuroLOG: neuroscience application workflows execution on the EGEE Grid
    Mr Javier Rojas Balderrama (UNS / CNRS (I3S))
    23/09/2008, 16:12
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  135. 32. Automatic detection of error sources of failed grid jobs with data mining algorithms
    Ms Gerhild Maier (Universitaet Linz)
    23/09/2008, 16:13
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  136. 33. The new PPS
    Mr Antonio Retico (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:14
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  137. 34. XtreemOS: a grid operating system providing native virtual organization support
    Sylvain Jeuland (INRIA), Yvon Jégou (INRIA)
    23/09/2008, 16:15
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  138. 35. The MonALISA monitoring framework
    Mr Alexandru Costan (University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania), Mr Costin Grigoras (CERN Geneva, Switzerland), Mr Ramiro Voicu (California Institute of Technology, USA)
    23/09/2008, 16:16
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  139. 36. TRENCADIS: content-driven distributed repositories of medical images and reports
    Dr Ignacio Blanquer (UPV - ITACA)
    23/09/2008, 16:17
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  140. 37. The National Grid initiative of the Spanish network for e-Science
    Prof. Vicente Hernández (UPV - ITACA)
    23/09/2008, 16:18
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  141. 38. A Case for Virtualization for Atlas: Deploying Virtual Machines with Panda Pilot Jobs
    Mr Omer Khalid (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:19
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  142. 39. DrugScreener-G: An Integrated Environment for Grid-based Large-Scale Virtual Screening and Drug Chemical and Bio-macromolecule Modeling
    Dr Jincheol Kim (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information), Mr Sehoon Lee (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information), Dr Soonwook Hwang (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information)
    23/09/2008, 16:20
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  143. 40. Grid services to store, mine and visualize environmental data
    Dr Mikhail Zhizhin (Geophysical Center Russian Acad. Sci.)
    23/09/2008, 16:21
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  144. 45. Experiment Dashboard for Site Comissionning Activities on the EGEE and OSG Infrastructures
    Pablo Saiz (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:22
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  145. 47. EGEE worker nodes running in virtual machines on windows desktops
    Török János (BME, IK)
    23/09/2008, 16:23
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  146. 48. G-PPI: Discovery of Protein-To-Protein Interactions On the Grid
    Eray Ozkural (Bilkent University)
    23/09/2008, 16:24
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  147. 49. Grid interoperation with ARC middleware for CMS experiment
    Kalle Happonen (Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP)
    23/09/2008, 16:25
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  148. 50. FAFNER2: adaptation of a code for estimating NBI heating of fusion plasmas on the Grid
    Dr FRANCISCO CASTEJON (CIEMAT), Dr JOSE GUASP (CIEMAT), Mr MANUEL A RODRIGUEZ (CIEMAT), Dr RAFAEL MAYO (CIEMAT)
    23/09/2008, 16:26
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  149. 51. AUGER - on exploration of the cosmic rays mysteries
    Ms Jaroslava Schovancova (CESNET, Prague and Institute of Physics, Acad. of Sciences of the Czech Rep. (ASCR))
    23/09/2008, 16:27
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  150. 52. The Service Level Status for HEP experiments
    Alessandro Di Girolamo (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:28
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  151. 53. WMSMonitor: a tool to monitor the gLite WMS/LB service status and job workflow
    Mr Daniele Cesini (INFN-CNAF)
    23/09/2008, 16:29
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  152. 55. Meeting the Design Challenges of nanoCMOS Electronics through Secure, Large-scale Simulation and Data Management
    Prof. Richard Sinnott (National e-Science Centre, University of Glasgow)
    23/09/2008, 16:30
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  153. 57. Porting of a Quantum Mechanics Reactive Scattering Program on the Grid infrastructure
    Dr Alessandro Costantini (University of Perugia)
    23/09/2008, 16:31
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  154. 58. The Service Availability Monitor for the LHC experiment
    Alessandro Di Girolamo (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:32
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  155. 59. Searching for Similar Patients in Health-e-Child - An Innovative Translational Biomedicine Grid Platform for Clinical Decision Support and Knowledge Discovery in Paediatrics Diseases
    Mr Alexey Tsymbal (SIEMENS), Mr Michael Lynch (SIEMENS)
    23/09/2008, 16:33
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  156. 61. Bazaar – A Platform for VO-RC Resources Allocation and SLA Tracking
    Ms Anna Pagacz (ACK CYFRONET AGH)
    23/09/2008, 16:34
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  157. 62. HLRmon: a tool to report accounting information within EGEE
    Mr Enrico Fattibene (INFN - CNAF), Mr Giuseppe Misurelli (INFN - CNAF), Mr Stefano Dal Pra (INFN - PADOVA)
    23/09/2008, 16:35
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  158. 63. The LIBI Project: a Virtual Laboratory for Bioinformatics
    Dr Maria Mirto (SPACI Consortium & University of Salento, Lecce)
    23/09/2008, 16:36
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  159. 65. Fair Execution Time Estimation (FETE), a new matchmaking algorithm for gLite
    Prof. Manos Varvarigos (Research Academic Computer Technology Institute)
    23/09/2008, 16:37
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  160. 66. Towards StoRM: a Flexible Solution for Storage Resource Manager in Grid
    Mr Luca Magnoni (INFN-CNAF), Mr Riccardo Zappi (INFN-CNAF)
    23/09/2008, 16:38
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  161. 67. AliEn v.2
    Pablo Saiz (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:39
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  162. 69. Earth Science Requirements related to actual applications
    Mr Wim Som de Cerff (KNMI)
    23/09/2008, 16:40
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  163. 70. Report on the implementation of a web portal enabling grid credential obtainment and VO enrollment
    Mr Christos Triantiafyllidis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
    23/09/2008, 16:41
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  164. 72. Earth Science Applications ported on EGEE
    Dr Monique Petitdidier (CNRS/IPSL)
    23/09/2008, 16:42
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  165. 73. Monitoring Grid Jobs with L&B Notifications in GridView and Experiment Dashboard
    Ales Krenek (CESNET), James Casey (CERN), Julia Andreeva (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:43
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  166. 74. Benchmarking the EGEE grid with lmbench; why it would be useful as a continuous service
    Mr Fotis Georgatos (GRNET), Mr John Kouretis (NTUA), Mr John Kouvakis (NTUA)
    23/09/2008, 16:44
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  167. 76. Framework Services for Real-time SOIs
    Mr Andreas Menychtas (NTUA), Dr Dimosthenis Kyriazis (NTUA), Mr Georgios Kousiouris (NTUA), Ms Kleopatra Konstanteli (NTUA), Mr Spyridon Gogouvitis (NTUA), Mr Theodoros Polyhniatis (NTUA)
    23/09/2008, 16:45
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  168. 77. The AMGA Metadata Catalogue: New developments
    23/09/2008, 16:46
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  169. 4. The commissioning of CMS computing centres in the WLCG Grid
    Dr Jose Flix Molina (Cent. Invest. Energ. Medioamb. Tec. (CIEMAT) , Madrid, Spain)
    23/09/2008, 16:47
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  170. 6. A-Ware, an easy way to access grid resources
    Dr Nicola Venuti (NICE srl)
    23/09/2008, 16:49
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  171. 7. Putting together Sciences and Humanities on the Grid for integrating the History of Humans and Ancient Societies with the Earth History: the ArchaeoGRID Project
    Prof. Pier Giovanni Pelfer (Univ. + INFN)
    23/09/2008, 16:51
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  172. 8. Data access and storage: some new directions
    Dr Fabrizio Furano (Conseil Europeen Recherche Nucl. (CERN))
    23/09/2008, 16:53
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  173. 10. Managing distributed Grid sites with Quattor
    Stephen Childs (Trinity College Dublin)
    23/09/2008, 16:55
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  174. 11. LHCb experience during CCRC’08
    Dr roberto santinelli (CERN)
    23/09/2008, 16:57
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  175. 12. GRID-infrastructure in cell modeling
    Prof. Victor Lakhno (IMPB RAS)
    23/09/2008, 16:59
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  176. 13. The LHCb Bookkeeping: a new Metadata Catalog for LHCb files
    Dr Elisa Lanciotti (European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN))
    23/09/2008, 17:01
    Poster
    Poster
    Demos and Posters
  177. 88. The gLite middleware distribution
    Oliver Keeble (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 09:00
    The gLite middleware distribution is one of the most visible products of the EGEE project and is found on all sites participating in the production infrastructure. Its purpose and features are described, along with a summary of the current status. The future environment to which gLite will have to adapt is discussed, and perspectives on its evolution are presented.
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  178. 87. Web Scale Computing: The Power of Infrastructure as a Service
    Peter Vosshall (Amazon)
    24/09/2008, 09:45
    Building the right infrastructure that can scale up or down at a moment’s notice can be a complicated and expensive task, but it’s essential in today’s competitive landscape. This applies to an enterprise trying to cut costs, a young business unexpectedly saturated with customer demand, or a research lab wanting to test at scale. There are many challenges when building a reliable, flexible...
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  179. 241. A Multi-level Monitoring Framework
    James Casey (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 11:00
    In this talk multi-level monitoring framework based on Nagios is presented. Multi-level architecture consists of site-level Nagios monitoring instances and ROC-level Nagios instances gathering results and monitoring all sites in regions.
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  180. 131. EGEE-III Network activity overall
    24/09/2008, 11:00
    In this presentation the EGEE-III network activity – SA2 – will be presented by its manager, especially its different sub-tasks and theirs challenging objectives.
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  181. 303. GILDA t-Infrastructure
    Emidlo Giorgio (Unknown)
    24/09/2008, 11:00
  182. 139. Lessons learned from the formal CCRC'08 exercise and from production activities
    Alessandro Di Girolamo (CERN), Dr Andrea Sciaba' (CERN), Experiment Representatives, Pablo Saiz (CERN), Dr roberto santinelli (CERN/IT/GD)
    24/09/2008, 11:00
  183. 191. Security Service Challenges: testing our incident response capabilities
    24/09/2008, 11:00
  184. 163. The updated gLite release process
    Mr Andreas Unterkircher (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 11:00
  185. 257. Welcome and Introduction
    Dr Donatella Castelli (CNR-ISTI)
    24/09/2008, 11:00
  186. 258. The Integrated Fisheries Capture Information System
    Dr Marc Taconet (FAO)
    24/09/2008, 11:15
  187. 164. PPS and middleware rollout
    Antonio Retico (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 11:20
  188. 132. Common network trouble tickets translation and delivery system: Implementation and deployment details
    24/09/2008, 11:30
    In this presentation fundamentals of implementation for common network trouble tickets translation and delivery system will be provided. Some deployment issues will be presented, particularly around ongoing deployment for the EGEE Network Operating Centre (ENOC).
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  189. 304. EGEE Digital Library
    Boon Low (NeSC, University of Edinburgh)
    24/09/2008, 11:30
  190. 192. Grid security monitoring
    24/09/2008, 11:30
  191. 239. Introduction to Nagios
    Ronald Starink (Unknown)
    24/09/2008, 11:30
    Nagios is an open source framework for monitoring network hosts and services with the purpose of failure detection and automatic service recovery. In this talk main functionalities of Nagios framework will be presented with the emphasis on practical issues and useful howtos.
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  192. 140. Immediate needs and short-term goals: the LHC startup, first data taking and (re-)processing of 2008 data;
    Experiment / site Representatives, Maria Girone (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 11:35
  193. 259. The International Polar Year Project
    Dr Hans Pfeiffenberger (Alfred Wegener Institut)
    24/09/2008, 11:35
  194. 342. service versioning and deployment tracking
    Dr Markus Schulz (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 11:50
  195. 260. Scientific e-Infrastructures: the D4Science perspective
    Dr George Kakaletris (National Kapodistrian University of Athens), Dr Pasquale Pagano (CNR-ISTI)
    24/09/2008, 11:55
  196. 133. Advanced network services in EGEE-III
    24/09/2008, 12:00
    In EGEE-III the advanced network services task deals with Network SLAs which provide means to describe network specific guarantees across multiple domains. In EGEE-II SLA installation and monitoring procedures have been defined and tested but specific mechanisms have to be developed in order to make these procedures more automatic and effective. The steps that could make this aim a...
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  197. 240. Grid Site Monitoring with Nagios
    Emir Imamagic (Unknown)
    24/09/2008, 12:00
    A site-level grid services monitoring prototype based on the Nagios fabric monitoring system was developed within the CE ROC in EGEE-II, and was used as a core component for the WLCG Grid Service Monitoring working group activities. The prototype enables sites to receive instant notification in case of host and service failures, and provides them with results from global monitoring systems...
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  198. 305. Training for Grid Portal Developers
    Miklos Kozlonvszky
    24/09/2008, 12:00
    The complexity of grid infrastructures and applications should be hidden from end users otherwise grid computing cannot be taken up by all of its potential user communities. Various projects and groups spend significant effort to develop web based grid portals that are tailored for non IT specialist users and hide the complexities of these systems. Such portals are highly customized for the...
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  199. 141. Preparation for 2009, including the CCRC'09 planning workshop.
    Data Management, Dr Jamie Shiers (CERN), Julia Andreeva (CERN), Maria Girone (CERN), Dr roberto santinelli (CERN/IT/GD)
    24/09/2008, 12:15
  200. 134. EGEE-III Network Troubleshooting Tools
    24/09/2008, 14:00
    EGEE-III network troubleshooting tools are developed in order to facilitate and speed up network problem solving for EGEE clients. Via a central web-server authorized Grid clients can request measurements between sites using tools such as traceroute, ping, port-scan, dns-lookup or bandwidth measurements with BWCTL. Unlike already existing approaches the EGEE-III network troubleshooting...
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  201. 113. Glue 2
    Felix Nikolaus Ehm
    24/09/2008, 14:00
    Oral contribution
    gLite roadmap
    Introduction to the new GLUE 2.0 information schema and presentation of deployment scenarios.
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  202. 242. Grid Site Monitoring Demo
    Steve Traylen (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 14:00
    A site-level grid services monitoring prototype based on the Nagios fabric monitoring system was developed within the EGEE-II project. In this session practical installation of site-level monitoring prototype will be demonstrated.
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  203. 203. Introduction to the HEP monitoring session
    Julia Andreeva (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 14:00
  204. 261. Scientific e-Infrastructures: the GENESI-DR perspective
    Dr Stefano Beco (DATAMAT)
    24/09/2008, 14:00
  205. 193. Training and dissemination
    24/09/2008, 14:00
  206. 205. "Site monitoring from the perspective of the LHC VOs"
    Pablo Saiz (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 14:05
  207. 262. Scientific e-Infrastructures: the DEGREE perspective
    Dr Wim Som de Cerff (KNMI)
    24/09/2008, 14:15
  208. 210. "Monitoring of the core Grid Services"
    Alessandro Di Girolamo
    24/09/2008, 14:20
  209. 196. Coordinating grid security operations in the EGI
    24/09/2008, 14:30
  210. 135. GEANT and the grid
    24/09/2008, 14:30
    GÉANT2 is the pan-European hybrid network serving Europe’s research and education community. It currently connects 30 National Education and Research Networks (NRENs). GEANT2 together with the NRENs enable physicists, astronomers and researchers around the world to share their resources, data, experiences and knowledge. With the aim of providing to end users a seamless connection across the...
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  211. 156. Medical Data Management
    John White White (Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP)
    24/09/2008, 14:30
  212. 263. Scientific e-Infrastructures: the DORII perspective
    Norbert Meyer (Unknown)
    24/09/2008, 14:30
  213. 211. "Experiment Dashboard for monitoring of the ATLAS computing activities"
    Ricardo Rocha
    24/09/2008, 14:35
  214. 264. PANEL: Can a knowledge ecosystem be realized? Advantages and issues
    24/09/2008, 14:45
  215. 204. "Grid Messaging System as a core component of the monitoring infrastructure for WLCG"
    Rocha Da Cunha Rodrigues
    24/09/2008, 14:50
  216. 157. CREAM
    Mr Massimo Sgaravatto (INFN PADOVA)
    24/09/2008, 15:00
  217. 136. Technical Network Liaison Committee (1)
    24/09/2008, 15:00
    The session is an exchange between EGEE and network providers (GEANT, NRENs); the topics that will be discussed focus on ticket trouble standardization, assessment of the impact on the grid of a trouble ticket, SLA, AMPS, monitoring tools and also on what the network providers expect from the Grid.
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  218. 212. "LB notification for Job Monitoring on the LCG infrastructure"
    Ales Krenek
    24/09/2008, 15:05
  219. 213. " Automatic Error Source Detection of the Grid Job Failures using Data Mining Techniques"
    Gerhild maier
    24/09/2008, 15:20
  220. 265. Conclusions
    Dr Donatella Castelli (CNR-ISTI)
    24/09/2008, 15:25
  221. 249. Data flow management with MOTEUR on the EGEE grid
    Dr Johan Montagnat (CNRS)
    24/09/2008, 16:00
    Oral contribution
    User Interaction and Workflows
    This talk will describe the MOTEUR workflow manager and illustrate its capability to handle complex application data flows through several example. MOTEUR is a service-oriented gLite-interfaced workflow manager which adopts a data-flow centric approach to describe application pipelines in an accessible visual interface with a rich and compact application logic description framework.
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  222. 159. gLite testing status and future
    Gianni Pucciani (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 16:00
  223. 315. Introduction
    Mr Tomasz Szepieniec (ACK CYFRONET AGH)
    24/09/2008, 16:00
  224. 355. Introduction
    24/09/2008, 16:00
    Welcome to sites General objectives of this meeting Agenda
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  225. 137. Network Technical Liaison Committee (2)
    24/09/2008, 16:00
    The session is the second part of is Network Technical Liaison Committe meeting.
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  226. 365. Project Introduction
    Marco Paganoni (Dipartimento di Fisica)
    24/09/2008, 16:00
  227. 316. Current Status of Resources Allocation in EGEE-III
    Mr Frederic Schaer (CEA)
    24/09/2008, 16:10
    Oral contribution
    Resource Allocation Process
  228. 356. Recent developments: is PPS now used?
    Angela Poschlad, Antonio Retico (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 16:15
    The new paradigm of pilot services in PPS has given a boost to the interest of the HEP user community toward the pre-production service and its sites.
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  229. 250. Dynamic Management of Virtual Appliances with the OpenNebula Engine
    Ignacio Martin Llorente (Universidad Complutense), Tino Vazquez
    24/09/2008, 16:20
    Oral contribution
    User Interaction and Workflows
    Grid users often require specific versions of different software components (e.g. operating system, libraries or post-processing utilities). The cost of the installation, configuration and maintenance of user-specific or VO-specific worker nodes limits the flexibility of the infrastructure, and so the adoption of Grid computing. OpenNebula is the name of a new open-source technology that...
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  230. 317. Applications/VO Requirements to Resource Allocation Process
    Charles Loomis (IN2P3-LAL)
    24/09/2008, 16:25
    Oral contribution
    Resource Allocation Process
  231. 160. ETICS-2
    Dr Alberto Di Meglio (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 16:30
  232. 366. Requirement Capture & Application
    Alex Voss, Ludek Matyska (Unknown)
    24/09/2008, 16:30
  233. 359. Activity Management: What for?
    Antonio Retico (CERN)
    24/09/2008, 16:35
    tasks, effort, registries. Why?
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  234. 318. Site Requirements to Resource Allocation Process
    Ms Isabel Campos Plasencia (IFCA, Instituto de Fisica de Cantabria, CSIC)
    24/09/2008, 16:40
    Oral contribution
    Resource Allocation Process
  235. 251. Uniform access to the Grid - Migrating Desktop Platform
    Marcin Plociennik (Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center)
    24/09/2008, 16:40
    Oral contribution
    User Interaction and Workflows
    The Migrating Desktop Platform is an advanced graphical user interface to grid resources that could be useful for grid application developers, by speeding up the application integration process as well as for grid users, hiding the complexity of the grid middleware(also gLite). The Migrating Desktop Platform is a uniform environment for grid application that enhances gLite with user-friendly...
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  236. 161. gLite build programme and multiplatform status
    Eamonn Kenny
    24/09/2008, 16:50
  237. 358. Questions, Clarifications, Discussion
    24/09/2008, 16:50
  238. 319. CE ROC Framework for Resource Allocation
    Mr Tomasz Szepieniec (ACK CYFRONET AGH)
    24/09/2008, 16:55
    Oral contribution
    Resource Allocation Process
  239. 272. Discussion: What could we expect today to make the Grid usable by most Scientists ? And in the Future ?
    Dr Christophe Blanchet (CNRS IBCP)
    24/09/2008, 17:00
    Oral contribution
    User Interaction and Workflows
    The discussion will follow the presentations of these several grid systems built to ease the user interface and workflows enactement on the Grid. This discussion, in order to initiate an overview about current usage of Grid by Sciences, will be angled firstly towards a user perspective in Biology. Some tracks about the future of Bioinformatics at a large and distributed scale will be presented...
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  240. 367. Social Science Applicatioin
    Alex Voss
    24/09/2008, 17:00
  241. 357. The deployment test: How it is and how it should be
    Javier Lopez Cacheiro (Unknown)
    24/09/2008, 17:00
    The deployment test has been one of the most successful features of the PPS in its EGEE-II version? How can it be improved?
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  242. 162. chroot development environments for multiplatform support
    Ricardo Mendes (ADI Agencia de Inovacao)
    24/09/2008, 17:10
  243. 320. Discussion on a Future Process of Resource Allocation
    24/09/2008, 17:10
  244. 368. Mitigation Application
    Dr Simon Lin (Academia Sinica Grid Computing Centre)
    24/09/2008, 17:15
  245. 360. Questions, Clarification, Summary
    24/09/2008, 17:20
  246. 90. EGEE Grid Operations – a reliable grid production infrastructure and a mature operations model
    Mrs Maite Barroso Lopez (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 09:00
    The EGEE grid infrastructure has grown over the last years in terms of size, scale, usage, and reliability to become the largest multi-disciplinary research Grid infrastructure in the world. This success has been achieved through mature operational processes, tools and documentation, and the worldwide collaboration between ROCs and sites This talk will summarise the progress that has been...
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  247. 85. The role of grid computing in support of patient specific medical decision making
    Prof. Peter Coveney (CCS)
    25/09/2008, 09:45
    Patient specific computational medical simulations, in support of the clinical decision making process, promise to be a new and exciting application of grid and HPC technologies. Current projects such as the EU funded ViroLab, developing a framework to computationally evaluate HIV drug efficacy, and GENIUS, giving clinicians insight in to cerebral blood flow using patient-specific image-based...
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  248. 377. Closing session
    25/09/2008, 10:30
  249. 194. ERT, Glue, and Scheduling: Now and Later
    Jeff Templon (NIKHEF)
    25/09/2008, 11:00
  250. 243. Medical Imaging: From Basic Gridification to Advanced End-User Services
    Sorina Camarasu (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 11:00
  251. 266. The Grid Observatory portal
    Cecile Germain-Renaud (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 11:00
  252. 309. WLCG: early running experiences from the LHC
    Dr Jamie Shiers (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 11:00
    By the time of EGEE ‘08, the largest scientific machine in the world – the Large Hadron Collider – will not only have been cooled down as scheduled to its operational temperature of below 2 degrees Kelvin but circulating beam should have been demonstrated. Collisions of proton beams at 5 + 5 TeV are expected within a matter of weeks, with data taking at design energy (7 + 7 TeV) foreseen...
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  253. 267. Modeling latency on EGEE using execution context parameters: a user point of view
    Dr Diane Lingrand (UNS / CNRS (I3S))
    25/09/2008, 11:15
  254. 244. UPV contribution to medical imaging on the EGEE grid
    Dr Ignacio Blanquer (UPV)
    25/09/2008, 11:15
  255. 195. WLCG Pilot Job Frameworks Review
    Maarten Litmaath (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 11:15
  256. 197. DIANE: a lightweight job execution control framework
    Maarten Litmaath (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 11:30
  257. 268. Grid Differentiated Services: a reinforcement learning approach
    Mr julien perez (Laboratoire de Recherche en Informatique)
    25/09/2008, 11:30
  258. 245. HOPE platform for medical image analysis on EGEE
    Mr Jean Salzemann (IN2P3/CNRS)
    25/09/2008, 11:30
  259. 198. Application Porting with the GridWay Metascheduler
    Dr Eduardo Huedo (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
    25/09/2008, 11:40
  260. 314. Interoperations
    Mine Altunay (Fermilab), Roberto Barbera (UNIV. CATANIA AND INFN)
    25/09/2008, 11:45
    OSG, NDGF, EELA
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  261. 246. Neurosciences services interfaced to the EGEE grid
    Dr Johan Montagnat (CNRS)
    25/09/2008, 11:45
  262. 269. The Grid Workload Archive
    Dr Dick Epema (Delft University of Technology)
    25/09/2008, 11:45
    In order to assess the performance of existing grids and to design and dimension future grids, knowledge of the behavior and workloads of current grids is required. For this purpose, we have created the Grid Workload Archive with detailed information extracted from the logs of many important current grids.
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  263. 199. The matchmaking mechanism in gLite WMS
    Salvatore Monforte
    25/09/2008, 11:50
  264. 200. Discussion
    25/09/2008, 12:00
  265. 247. WISDOM environment for drug discovery
    Ana Da Costa (CNRS)
    25/09/2008, 12:00
  266. 270. Discussion
    25/09/2008, 12:10
  267. 248. KISTI contribution to WISDOM
    Dr Soonwook Hwang (KISTI)
    25/09/2008, 12:15
  268. 214. An Introduction of Virtualization and Cloud technologies to Support Grid Computing
    Ignacio Llorente
    25/09/2008, 14:00
  269. 280. Introduction
    Dr Monique Petitdidier (CNRS/IPSL)
    25/09/2008, 14:00
  270. 289. Introduction and guidelines for the session
    Dr FRANCISCO CASTEJON (CIEMAT)
    25/09/2008, 14:00
  271. 311. Process to obsollete mw services
    Nicholas Thackray (CERN), Oliver Keeble (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 14:00
    This talk will present and discuss the process to obsolete mw services so they are no longer supported in production. It will also include a list of the services to be obsoleted in the next months.
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  272. 208. Working with journalists: how to promote your success stories to the media
    Ms Natasha Loder (The Economist)
    25/09/2008, 14:00
  273. 290. Application porting
    Dr FRANCISCO CASTEJON (CIEMAT)
    25/09/2008, 14:05
    Talk 15 min. Discussion 10 min.
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  274. 312. Operations Automation Strategy
    James Casey (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 14:05
    This talkoutlines the rationale for having an operations automation strategy, and then defines the strategy in considerable detail. This strategy is being implemented during the lifetime of the EGEE-III project. It was created by experts representing the core EGEE operational tools, as well as representatives of the regional and grid-wide operations team, and the site management community.
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  275. 281. Meteorological application
    Dr Vassiliki Kotroni (Meteo/NOA)
    25/09/2008, 14:10
  276. 215. Deploying Virtualisation on Production Grids
    Stephen Childs (Trinity College Dublin)
    25/09/2008, 14:15
  277. 282. Grid metadata management for Climate Change
    Dr Sandro Fiore (SPACI Consortium & University of Salento)
    25/09/2008, 14:25
  278. 291. Data Management
    Mr Nikolay Marusov (RRC "Kurchatov Institute")
    25/09/2008, 14:30
    Talk 15 min. Discussion 15 min.
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  279. 216. Worker Nodes On-Demand: Running Batch Jobs in Customized Virtual Environments
    Alessandro Italiano
    25/09/2008, 14:30
  280. 283. Seismology applications
    Mr David Weissenbach (IPGP), Dr Jean Pierre VILOTTE (IPGP, France)
    25/09/2008, 14:40
  281. 372. Short talk
    Daniel Drollette (Unknown-Unknown-Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 14:45
  282. 217. StoRM on Amazon S3
    Mr Luca Magnoni (INFN-CNAF)
    25/09/2008, 14:45
  283. 310. Lighting Talks: Operations tool market
    James Casey (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 14:50
    Anybody can propose operations tools that are dear to him/her and talk for a maximum of 5 minutes. Send an email to egee08-sa1-lightning-talks@cern.ch if you want to present something.
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  284. 284. SEEGRID- SCI Seismology virtual organization
    Prof. Can Ozturan (Bogazici University)
    25/09/2008, 14:50
  285. 371. Getting what you want
    Cristy Jane Burne (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 14:55
  286. 285. ES Cluster-workplan presentation and discussion
    25/09/2008, 15:00
  287. 227. The EDGeS Project: Enabling Desktop Grids for e-Science
    Prof. Peter Kacsuk (Computer and Automation Research Institute)
    25/09/2008, 15:00
  288. 292. Workflows
    Pierrick Micout (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 15:00
    Talk 15 min. Discussion 15 min.
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  289. 209. Panel session on Grids and Science stories in the media
    Cristy Jane Burne (Unknown), Dan Drollette (International Science Grid This Week (ISGTW)), Ms Natasha Loder (The Economist), Neasan O'Neill
    25/09/2008, 15:05
  290. 229. Discussion
    25/09/2008, 15:15
  291. 373. EnviroGrid
    Dr Anthony LEHMANN (Université de Genève)
    25/09/2008, 15:20
  292. 378. ETICS and EC2
    Valerio Venturi (INFN)
    25/09/2008, 15:25
  293. 374. Footprint
    Mr David Weissenbach (IPGP)
    25/09/2008, 15:25
  294. 154. Outreach and Dissemination for the UK National Grid Service
    Dr Gillian Sinclair (National Grid Service)
    25/09/2008, 16:00
  295. 228. Overview of ongoing security work in JRA1
    John White (Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP)
    25/09/2008, 16:00
  296. 313. Production sites best practices
    Dr Giacinto Donvito (INFN-Bari), Javier Lopez Cacheiro (Unknown), Dr Peter Kunszt (CSCS), Shade John (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 16:00
    This talk will include tips from production sites in the top-10 list for the best site availability, including: how to upgrade (mw, OS) with the minimum disruption to site availability, how to schedule and announce downtimes, etc
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  297. 331. Regional Support for the EGEE User Communities
    Mr Evangelos Floros (GRNET)
    25/09/2008, 16:00
    EGEE spans 52 countries grouped in 12 individual regions. In EGEE-III 10 regional teams have been established under the NA4 user community support and expansion activity. Their role is twofold: to provide localized, first level, user support on issues regarding application development and grid porting and to act as liaisons between NA4 management and the local scientific communities exploiting...
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  298. 181. Session and VO Support Group presentation
    25/09/2008, 16:00
  299. 252. The ETICS System: Overview and Roadmap
    Dr Alberto Di Meglio (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 16:00
    This presentation gives a general overview of the ETICS 2 project, the ETICS Build and Test System and a roadmap of planned extensions and new features
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  300. 155. Challenges of EGEE Dissemination in Asia
    Vicky Huang (Academia Sinica Grid Computing (ASGC))
    25/09/2008, 16:20
  301. 184. EGEE, VOs and Security
    Daniel Kouril (Unknown), Dr David Kelsey (RAL)
    25/09/2008, 16:20
  302. 230. Introduction to pilot jobs and gLExec / SCAS framework
    Dr David Groep (NIKHEF)
    25/09/2008, 16:20
  303. 339. The EGEE user support infrastructure
    Torsten Antoni (GGUS, KIT-SCC)
    25/09/2008, 16:20
    Grid user support is a challenging task due to the distributed nature of the grid. The variety of users and Virtual Organisations adds further to the challenge. Support requests come from grid beginners, from users with specific applications, from site administrators, or from grid monitoring operators. With the GGUS infrastructure, EGEE provides a portal where users can find support in their...
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  304. 307. VO sw distribution
    Alessandro Di Girolamo (CERN), Dr Andrea Sciaba' (CERN), Dr Patricia Mendez Lorenzo (CERN IT/GD), Simone Campana (CERN/IT/GS), Dr roberto santinelli (CERN/IT/GD)
    25/09/2008, 16:30
    Oral contribution
    EGEE Operations (3)
    This talk will present the different ways used by the VOs to deploy the application sw at the production sites. A discussion of the different models (advantages, issues) will follow.
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  305. 337. Direct User Support in EGEE
    Christos Markou (Institute of Nuclear Physics)
    25/09/2008, 16:40
    The DUS group is responsible for coordinating and consolidating all user-centric, application oriented support activities in EGEE. The DUS work group responsibilities is related with the daily and direct support of user requests. We present the group structure, work plan and activities within the EGEE-III project.
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  306. 238. EGEE and Business: Outreach Opportunities and Challenges
    Sy Holsinger (TRUST-IT)
    25/09/2008, 16:40
  307. 253. The ETICS Job Management Architecture
    Valerio Venturi (INFN)
    25/09/2008, 16:40
    This presentation discusses the support in ETICS for different job management systems. The general architecture is explained and details of how ETICS can be extended to support different JMS implementations is given
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  308. 231. The gLite Authorization Service
    Chad Loren Lajoie (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 16:40
  309. 206. VO questionnaire results
    25/09/2008, 16:40
  310. 338. Application porting support in EGEE
    Gergely Sipos (Mr.)
    25/09/2008, 17:00
    A new feature of the EGEE project’s third phase, is an Applications Porting Group to help users transfer applications to the EGEE grid. Experts from the porting team work closely with application owners to understand their requirements and to identify suitable approaches, tools for the porting process and to set realistic and feasible porting scenarios. Intensive workshops and personalized...
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  311. 175. Panel session on grid dissemination
    Dan Drollette (International Science Grid This Week (ISGTW)), Dr Gillian Sinclair (National Grid Service), Sy Holsinger (TRUST-IT), Vicky Huang (Academia Sinica Grid Computing (ASGC))
    25/09/2008, 17:00
  312. 232. Security in OSG
    Mine Altunay (Fermilab)
    25/09/2008, 17:00
  313. 207. VO Management needs discussion
    25/09/2008, 17:00
  314. 376. ETICS and Amazon EC2
    Valerio Venturi (INFN)
    25/09/2008, 17:20
    A brief description of how the ETICS services can use Amazon EC2 as execution engine for remote build and test
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  315. 237. Q & A
    25/09/2008, 17:20
  316. 332. Application Porting using DRMAA and Globus GridWay on the EGEE Infrastructure
    Mr Jose Luis Vazquez-Poletti (Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain))
    25/09/2008, 17:30
    The DRMAA specification aims to provide all the high level functionality which is necessary for an application to consign a job to a DRM system including common operations on jobs like termination or suspension. This Open Grid Forum specification is implemented by Globus GridWay, which is a widely-used metascheduling technology that performs job execution management and resource brokering,...
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  317. 254. EGEE and ETICS: Building and Testing gLite
    Oliver Keeble (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 17:30
    This presentation gives an overview of how ETICS is used to build and test the deployment of gLite node types
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  318. 340. SE Security
    Mr Remi Mollon (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 17:30
    Middleware Security Group's Authorization document describes the planned model of authorization in storage elements. The talk describes this model and the implementation status in various storage elements.
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  319. 233. Security command line tools
    Christoph Witzig (Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule Zurich/ETH (ETH))
    25/09/2008, 17:30
  320. 234. Technical aspects of the gLite Authorization Service
    Chad Loren Lajoie (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 17:40
  321. 333. Application porting activities at INFN
    Dr Giuseppe La Rocca (GILDA)
    25/09/2008, 17:50
    The application porting activities at INFN aimed at supporting the gridification of two scientific applications. For both of them a computing Grid environment has been set up in order to allow : - a bioinformatics application: 1. to cope with the submission and the monitoring of a huge number of jobs and deal with possible failures and resubmissions. The Job Submission Tool (JST)...
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  322. 255. D4Science and ETICS: building and testing gCore and gCube
    Mr Pedro Andrade (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 17:50
  323. 341. Data Management Activities at CERN
    Mr Akos Frohner (CERN)
    25/09/2008, 18:00
    Support for concurrent data analysis by many end-users.
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  324. 235. Technical status SCAS
    Oscar Koeroo (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 18:05
  325. 256. Q/A Session
    25/09/2008, 18:10
  326. 334. Supporting Astrophysics Community: Planck and XMM
    Alvaro Lopez Garcia (Unknown)
    25/09/2008, 18:10
    The talk will introduce the application porting support activities that is provided for the Planck and XMM communities by CSIC, Madrid.
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  327. 375. VOMS FQAN Granting Rules
    25/09/2008, 18:20
  328. 236. Lightning Talks
    25/09/2008, 18:30
    Anybody can propose a middleware security topic that is dear to him/her and talk for a maximum of 5 minutes. Send an email to witzig@switch.ch if you want to present something.
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  329. 335. Porting applications for a combined EGEE/Desktop Grid platform in the framework of the EDGeS infrastructure
    Mr Tamas Kiss (University of Westminster)
    25/09/2008, 18:30
    A large number of applications require such extensive computing power that existing scientific e-Infrastructures cannot provide. The FP7 founded EDGeS (Enabling Desktop Grids for e-Science) project connects the largest European Service Grid infrastructure - the EGEE - to BOINC and XtremWeb based Desktop Grid systems. Making a bridge between these two types of Grid systems enables users to...
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  330. 336. Closing summary
    Gergely Sipos (Mr.)
    25/09/2008, 18:50
  331. 201. Welcome
    Dr Claire Devereux (STFC), Dr John Gordon (STFC-RAL)
    26/09/2008, 09:00
  332. 176. Developments in Grid-Ireland
    John Walsh
    26/09/2008, 09:05
  333. 177. UK Involvement in NA2: Dissemination, Outreach and Communication
    Dr Gillian Sinclair (National Grid Service), Neasan O'Neill
    26/09/2008, 09:25
  334. 345. UK-Ireland-France regional participation in NA4
    Dr Abdeslem Djaoui (STFC)
    26/09/2008, 09:45
  335. 178. The EGI: an update
    David Fergusson
    26/09/2008, 10:00
  336. 202. NGS in phase III
    Dr Andrew Richards (CCLRC)
    26/09/2008, 10:15
  337. 179. Reporting, timesheets and other admin
    Dr John Gordon (STFC-RAL)
    26/09/2008, 11:00
  338. 180. Import updates followed by Q & A session
    Dr Claire Devereux (STFC), Dr John Gordon (RAL-LCG2)
    26/09/2008, 11:20
    Your chance to ask us anything you wish, to raise your concerns or to mention your successes.
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  339. 369. Addtional slot 1
    Oral contribution
  340. 149. Commericial Training
    Linalis is an Open Source consulting, services and training company. The company focuses on open standards, web applications and network administration. Based in Switzerland and making IT happen since 2002. As a newly appointed EGEE Business Associate, Linalis is now able to provide training to companies and individuals looking to leverage the power of the grid using gLite in their business....
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  341. 296. DEISA2 user community and EGI
    Stefan Heinzel
  342. 96. EGEE and Business
  343. 322. expand the use of SAM to VOs other than the LHC VOs
  344. 158. glexec/SCAS
  345. 98. Grid based search – from Project to Commercialisation
    Jim Austin (Cybula Ltd.)
    In collaboration with the University of York UK, Cybula Ltd. has been developing a Grid based distributed signal search system, Signal Data Explorer, and taking this to the market. SDE is used to manage, visualize and pattern match over large distributed databases of signal data, allowing users to undertake operations such as diagnostics and prognostics. The tool was developed within the UK...
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  346. 277. Introduction
    Oral contribution
  347. 306. Introduction to Open Discussion
    Dr Claudio Vuerli (INAF-OA Trieste)
    Oral contribution
  348. 219. Landscape of user support services
  349. 308. Operations tool market
    Oral Program
    Anybody can propose operations tools that are used at their site and talk for a maximum of 5 minutes. Send an email to egee08-sa1-lightning-talks@cern.ch if you want to present something.
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  350. 223. Presentations from members of the EGEE Application Porting Support Team
  351. 224. Presentations from projects that deal with porting applications to grids
  352. 165. Process monitoring and metrics
    Oliver Keeble (CERN)
  353. 220. Regional Support in EGEE
  354. 222. Support services for users: training, application porting, direct, VO and regional
    Members of the different support activities introduce the offered services, methods and latest experiences.
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  355. 321. Use Cases for the pre-production Service
  356. 172. User analysis in the LHCb experiment
  357. 221. User support services in deail
    Members of the EGEE project introduce the latest services and achivements related to user support.
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