Name: Introduction to e-Infrastructure: Enabling the Research of the Future
Start: 2006-03-20T09:30:00+01:00
End: 2006-03-21T16:30:00+01:00
Location: Manchester Computing, Kilburn Building, Manchester

Introduction to e-Infrastructure: Enabling the Research of the Future

from Monday 20 March 2006 (09:30) to Tuesday 21 March 2006 (16:30)

Monday 20 March 2006
09:30 e-Infrastructure
09:30 - 17:00
Contributions

09:30 Welcome and Introduction

09:40 Overview of e-Infrastructure - Mike Mineter (NeSC training team)

10:20 Campus grids: e-Infrastructure within a University - Mike Mineter (NeSC training team)

11:20 case study / The North-West Grid - John Brooke (ESNW)

11:50 UK-wide e-Infrastructure - Mike Mineter (NeSC training team)

13:35 Pulsar Astronomy on the Grid 1999-2006 - John Brooke

14:15 International e-Infrastructure - Mike Mineter (NeSC training team)

15:20 ConvertGrid - Keith Cole

16:00 e-Research Support in the North West - John Brooke

16:30 Closing discussion
Tuesday 21 March 2006
09:30 Induction to the National Grid Service
09:30 - 16:30
Contributions

09:30 Practical - gaining access to the NGS - Mike Mineter, Guy Warner (National e-Science Centre)

10:30 Practical: Creating and Running an application on the NGS

11:30 Practical continues

14:00 An Overview of the myGrid Project - Katy Wolstencroft (ESNW University of Manchester)

14:30 Practical - data services on the NGS: OGSA-DAI

15:30 Practical: data services on the NGS: SRB

16:00 An Overview of the RealityGrid Project - John Brooke (ESNW University of Manchester)

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