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CHEP 06

13–17 Feb 2006
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Europe/Zurich timezone

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13 Feb 2006, 09:30
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

Homi Bhabha Road Mumbai 400005 India

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Plenary: Plenary 1

  • There are no conveners in this block

Plenary: Plenary 2

  • Wolfgang von Rueden (CERN)

Plenary: Plenary 3

  • Kors Bos (NIKHEF)

Plenary: Plenary 4

  • Richard Mount (SLAC)

Plenary: Plenary 5

  • Mirco Mazzucato (INFN - Padova)

Plenary: Plenary 6

  • Don Petravick (Fermilab)

Plenary: Plenary 7

  • Manuel Delfino (PIC)

Plenary: Plenary 8

  • Guy Wormser (LAL, Orsay)

Plenary: Plenary 9

  • Matthias Kasemann (DESY)

Plenary: Plenary 10

  • There are no conveners in this block

Plenary: Plenary 11

  • Randall Sobie (University of Victoria)

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Plenary Session

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426. Opening of The Coference
13/02/2006, 09:30
Plenary
427. Status of the LHC Machine
Dr Jos Engelen (CERN)
13/02/2006, 10:00
Plenary
oral presentation
428. State of Readiness of LHC Computing Infrastructure
Dr Jamie Shiers (CERN)
13/02/2006, 11:00
Plenary
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429. State of readiness of LHC Experiment Software
Dr Paris Sphicas (CERN)
13/02/2006, 11:30
Plenary
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430. Low Cost Connecivity Initiative in India
Dr Ashok Jhunjhunwala (IIT, Chennai)
13/02/2006, 12:00
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435. Next Generation DAQ Systems
Dr Beat Jost (CERN)
14/02/2006, 09:00
Plenary
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436. Event Processing Frameworks; a Social and Technical Challenge
Dr Elizabeth Sexton-Kennedy (FNAL)
14/02/2006, 09:30
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437. LHC-Era data rates in 2004 and 2005 - Experiences of the PHENIX Experiment with a PetaByte of Data
Dr Martin Purschke (BNL)
14/02/2006, 10:00
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438. e-Science and Cyberinfrastructure
Dr Tony Hey (Microsoft, UK)
14/02/2006, 11:00
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439. MySQL and Scalable Databases
Dr David Axmark (MySQL)
14/02/2006, 11:30
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440. High Performance Computing - Accelerating Discovery
Dr Alan Gara (IBM T. J. Watson Research Center)
14/02/2006, 12:00
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441. Advanced networking technologies and HEP in future
Prof. Harvey Newman (CalTech)
15/02/2006, 09:00
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442. The LHC Computing Grid Service
Les Robertson (CERN)
15/02/2006, 09:30
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443. Grids - Collaborations and Gateways
Ruth Pordes (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (FNAL))
15/02/2006, 10:00
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445. Distributed Data Management
Dr Peter Elmer (PRINCETON UNIVERSITY)
15/02/2006, 11:15
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446. ROOT in the era of multi-core CPUs
Rene Brun (CERN)
15/02/2006, 11:45
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447. Grid Activities in Japan
Dr Ken Miura (National Institute of Informatics, Japan)
16/02/2006, 09:00
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448. Grid Activities in China
Dr Gang Chen (IHEP, Beijing)
16/02/2006, 09:30
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449. Grid Activities in Taiwan
Dr Simon Lin
16/02/2006, 10:00
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451. Grid computing in Medical applications
Dr Piergiorgio Cerello (INFN - TORINO)
16/02/2006, 11:00
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455. Computing challenges for the Square Kilometer Array
Mathai Joseph (Tata Research Development and Design Centre)
16/02/2006, 11:30
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452. Computing challenges in Lattice gauge QCD
Dr Rajiv Gavai (TIFR)
16/02/2006, 12:00
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466. Present Work and Future Directions of IHEPCCC
Dr Randall Sobie (Univeristy of Victoria)
17/02/2006, 10:00
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456. New Frontiers in Data Mining
Lalitesh Kathragadda (Google India)
17/02/2006, 10:15
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469. Managing Enterprise Applications in Grid
Anirban Chakrabarti (Infosys)
17/02/2006, 10:45
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Grid Computing technologies are transforming the scientific and enterprise computing in a big way. Especially in the different verticals like Life Sciences, Energy, Finance, there is tremendous pressure to reduce cost and enhance productivity. Grid allows linking up as many processors, storage and/or memory of distributed computers to make more efficient use of all available computing...
457. Summary of the Track on Online Computing
Dr Beat Jost (CERN)
17/02/2006, 11:15
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458. Summary of the track on Event Processing Applications
Dr Gabriele Cosmo (CERN)
17/02/2006, 11:35
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459. Summary of the Track on Software Components and Libraries
Dr Lorenzo Moneta (CERN)
17/02/2006, 11:55
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467. Welcome etc
17/02/2006, 12:40
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Welcome by Director, TIFR Address by Governor, Maharashtra National Anthem
468. Address by the President of India
17/02/2006, 12:55
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460. Summary of the Track on Software Tools and Information Systems
Dr Andreas Pfeiffer (CERN)
17/02/2006, 14:30
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461. Summary of the Track On Computing Facilities and Networking
Simon Lin, Dr Simon Lin (Academia Sinica Grid Computing Centre)
17/02/2006, 14:50
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462. Summary of the Track on Grid Middleware and e-Infrastructure Operation
Mr Markus Schulz (CERN)
17/02/2006, 15:10
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463. Summary of the Track on Distributed Event Production and Processing
Dr Gavin McCance (CERN)
17/02/2006, 15:30
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464. Summary of the Track on Distributed Data Analysis
Fons Rademakers (CERN)
17/02/2006, 15:50
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