24 November 2004
Den Haag (2nd EGEE conference)
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

morning session

24 Nov 2004, 11:45
Den Haag (2nd EGEE conference)

Den Haag (2nd EGEE conference)

Description

This session should include demos already running on the production service or GILDA with LCG-2 without modification or special support.

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  1. Bob Jones
    24/11/2004, 11:45
    Bob will give a brief introduction to this session explaining the format and goals.
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  2. Ignacio Blanquer (UPV)
    24/11/2004, 12:00
    A demo will be given to describe how classification resources of the Clinical Decision Support System (CDSSS) pilot application can be discover in a Grid, explaining how users can securely enter in the application and how the information is presented. After discovering the available resources to the VO the user belongs to, one will be selected according to the quality of its output and a...
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  3. Christophe Blanchet (CNRS)
    24/11/2004, 12:15
    GPS@ (http://www.gpsa.fr/) aims at being an integrated grid portal devoted to molecular bioinformatics. Its parent is the NPSA web portal, a production web portal hosting proteins databases and algorithms for sequence analysis. NPSA has been serving the bioinformatic community since 1998. Currently, we have placed strong restrictions on NPSA in terms of databanks and algorithms available...
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  4. Cecile Germain-Renaud (CNRS)
    24/11/2004, 12:30
    The demo will present the first achievement of gPTM3D. gPTM3D is an EGEE-enabled version of a medical images analysis software used in clinical practice. Currently, the volume reconstruction module has been coupled with EGEE with the following results
    • the overall response time is compatible with user requirements (less than 2 minutes)
    • the local interaction scheme (stop,...
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  5. Thomas, D. and/or Youinou, G. (CGG)
    24/11/2004, 12:45
    GEOCLUSTER© is CGG's seismic processing software limited version for test/demonstration purpose. Components: 1- An executable binary file installed on the CE: yuc.exe: GEOCLUSTER core executable for Linux, takes a GSL (Geocluster Seismic Language) file as input. 2- A script file installed on the CE: run.sh: the shell script used to launch the seismic job and manage...
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