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Steven Newhouse13/04/2010, 11:00The EGI-InSPIRE project has two activities focussed on interactions with the community: External Relations and User Community Coordination. This presentation will provide an overview of the dissemination and policy development tasks that form the basis of the external relations activity in EGI-InSPIRE, and the user community activity that encompasses a support team based at EGI.eu and those...Go to contribution page
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Dr Tiziana Ferrari (INFN CNAF)13/04/2010, 11:20The production grid infrastructure in EGI-INSPIRE is built from resources provided by the participating partners. These are brought together into a secure, integrated, reliable infrastructure by EGI.eu through the federated operations of independent infrastructures. This presentation will provide an overview of the operational infrastructure and the development of the operational tools used to...Go to contribution page
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Dr Michael Grønager (NDGF), Michael Grønager (NDGF / NORDUnet A/S)13/04/2010, 11:40The EGI-InSPIRE project will rely on external software providers to develop the technology that meets the needs of EGI's user and operations community. The EGI.eu staff will work to collect and prioritise requirements across the community from the virtual research communities using the infrastructure and from the operations staff deploying the technology. It is expected that the technology...Go to contribution page
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Dr Jamie Shiers (CERN)13/04/2010, 12:00Support services and tools for user communitiesOralAt this last User Forum of the EGEE project, it is appropriate to consider how services for “heavy users” of Distributed Computing Infrastructures will continue to be provided. The role of the European Grid Initiative (EGI) has been discussed for some time now and a specific activity regarding Service Deployment is foreseen as part of the EGI InSPIRE (“Integrated Sustainable Pan-European...Go to contribution page
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Gabriel Zaquine (Unknown)13/04/2010, 12:20
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