Heidelberg Conference

26 Sept 2003, 09:00 → 1 Oct 2003, 18:00 Europe/Zurich

Heidelberg

Friday 26 September

09:00 → 12:00 MSS session (~10) (organised by John Gordon)

Location: 2.402

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09:00 → 12:00 WP4 Workshop

• Workshop for system administrators
  
  
  Location: Terminal Room

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09:00 → 12:00 WP9 (~10)

Location: 2.401

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14:00 → 18:00 WP Meetings I

• individual WP meetings
• cross-WP meetings

14:00 Applications/WP1 (~50)

Location: 1.403

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14:00 WP3 internal session

Location: 2.404

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14:00 WP4 (~20)

Location: 2.403

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14:00 WP6 (~50)

Location: KIP HS2 Room 0.923

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16:00 Applications/WP2/WP5 (~50)

Location: 1.403

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18:00 → 21:00 Greeting at foyer in front of the Otto Haxel auditorium

Location: Foyer

Saturday 27 September

09:00 → 12:30 Opening plenaries

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• Workplan for conference
  
  
  Location: Otto Haxel Auditorium

09:30 Opening Remarks

Speaker: Volker Lindenstruth (KIP)

09:45 Conference Opening

Speaker: Fabrizio Gagliardi (CERN)

10:15 Technical Status

Speaker: Erwin Laure (CERN)

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11:00 Coffee

11:30 Report from Quality Group and Deliverables

Speaker: David Colling (Imperial College)

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14:00 → 18:00 WP Meetings II

• individual WP meetings
• cross WP meetings

14:00 Applications/Security (~50)

Location: 1.403

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14:00 WP1 (~20)

Location: 2.401

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14:00 WP2/5 (approx 20 people)

Location: 2.403

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14:00 WP3 public (~30/40)

R-GMA from a user perspective
User feedback to R-GMA

Location: KIP HS2 Room 0.923

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16:30 WP3 internal (~20)

Location: 2.404

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19:00 → 23:00 WP managers discussion and dinner

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Sunday 28 September

09:00 → 22:00 Social Program

Monday 29 September

09:00 → 12:15 Invited Talks

Location:Otto Haxel auditorium KIP

09:00 VDT

Speaker: Todd Tannenbaum (Wisconsin)

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09:30 Evolution and Transition: How Globus plans to make the transition to an Open Grid Service Architecture.

Speaker: Bill Allcock (Argonne)

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10:00 OGSI and GT3 initial experiences

Ricardo is a member of EDG and has been working along with LCG representatives to gain some experience with OGSI and Globus Toolkit version 3. This talk will outline the work performed to date and experience gained.

Speaker: Ricardo Manuel Brito Da Rocha (CERN)

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10:20 Coffee

10:50 LCG

Speaker: Markus Schulz (CERN)

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11:20 Gridlab: Transparent Grid Programming using the GAT

Speaker: Ian Taylor (Cardiff University)

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11:45 Biomedical Grid Challenges: Two Examples

Speaker: Peter Sloot (Univ. of Amsterdam)

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14:00 → 22:00 WP Meetings III

• ATF, SCG, Testing
• individual WP meetings
• cross WP meetings

14:00 ATF (~20)

Location: 2.401

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14:00 AWG (~20)

Location: 2.404

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14:00 SCG (~15)

Location: 3.401

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14:00 WP1 (~20)

Location: 2.402

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14:00 WP4 internal hands-on FT tutorial

Location: Terminal Room

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14:00 WP7 (~20)

Location: 2.403

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16:00 PMB meeting and dinner

Location: 1.403

Tuesday 30 September

09:00 → 12:15 WP Reports

Reports from WP1-7,11, SCG, and AWG.


Each WP has a 15 minutes slot.

Location:Otto Haxel auditorium KIP

09:00 Report from applications groups and the AWG

Speaker: Frank Harris (CERN/Oxford)

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09:30 SCG Report

Speaker: Dave Kelsey (RAL)

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09:45 WP11 Report

Speaker: Roberto Puccinelli (CNR)

10:00 WP7 Report

Speaker: Franck Bonnassieux (CNRS)

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10:15 WP6 Report

Speaker: Cal Loomis (LAL)

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10:30 Coffee

11:00 WP5 Report

Speaker: John Gordon (RAL)

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11:15 WP4 Report

Speaker: Maite Barroso Lopez (CERN)

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11:30 WP3 Report

Speaker: Steve Fisher (RAL)

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11:45 WP2 Report

Speaker: Peter Kunszt (CERN)

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12:00 WP1 Report

Speaker: Francesco Prelz (INFN)

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14:00 → 17:15 EGEE update and closure

EGEE update:

The purpose of this session is to inform DataGrid people about the status and planning of the EGEE project


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Location:Otto Haxel auditorium KIP

14:00 Project Overview

Speaker: Fabrizio Gagliardi (CERN)

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14:30 Technical Overview

Speaker: Bob Jones (Cern)

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15:30 Coffee

16:00 Applications

Speaker: Guy Wormser (CNRS)

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16:30 questions and answers period

16:45 Conference closure

19:00 → 23:55 Gala Dinner

Location:Heidelberg Palace

Wednesday 1 October

08:45 → 17:45 Open Day

Location:Otto Haxel auditorium KIP

08:45 Opening remarks for the DataGrid Session

Speaker: Hans Falk Hoffmann, (CERN)

09:00 The EDG Project, Overview and Status

Speaker: Erwin Laure (CERN)

09:30 EDG and Industry

Speaker: Mirco Mazzucato (INFN)

09:50 The EGEE Initiative

Speaker: Fabrizio Gagliardi (CERN)

10:20 Coffee

10:40 Opening of the German Grid Day

Speaker: Volker Lindenstruth (KIP)

10:50 German Grid Day

Grid Solutions for Climate Research Integrated Access to Data, Models and Computing Resources
Wolfgang Hiller, AWI Bremerhaven, Spokesman, D-Grid Steering Committee

GridKA: A National Grid Computing Center to Serve a Science Community
Reinhard Maschuw, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH

Drug Discovery on Clusters and in the Grid
Reinhard Schneider, consultant, Lion Bioscience, Heidelberg

Grid User Services for Molecular Biology in Europe
Sándor Suhai, DKFZ

Research Aspects in Grid Resource Management and Scheduling
Uwe Schwiegelshohn, University of Dortmund

12:45 Lunch

14:00 Keynote: e-Science in a Virtual Laboratory

Speaker: Bob Hertzberger (Universiteit van Amsterdam)

15:00 German Grid Day

Grid Computing at GSI
Walter Henning, GSI Darmstadt

A National Grid Infrastructure for Global Research Communities
Matthias Kasemann, DESY Hamburg

Grids and Networks - Complementary Parts of an Infrastructure for the German ScientificCommunity
Klaus Ullmann, DFN-Verein, Berlin

16:00 Coffee

16:30 German Grid Day

Session on Grids in Industry, Politics and Science Grids: Enabling Synergy and Innovation in Industry
Herbert Kircher, IBM Deutschland Entwicklung GmbH

BMBF Strategy for Grid Computing and eScience
Hermann Schunk, Frank Schlie-Roosen, BMBF

Grids: Enabling the Step from Science to eScience
Hans Falk Hoffmann, CERN

17:15 Closing Remarks

Speaker: Alexander Reinefeld (ZIB and HU Berlin)