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10:00 AM
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Evolution of the computing models - focus on data access for analysis
(until 6:00 PM)
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10:00 AM
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Welcome and introduction to the Jamboree - goals
- Dr
Ian Bird
(CERN)
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10:15 AM
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Presentation of a strawman for a new model of data access and management
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Ian Fisk
(Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (FNAL))
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11:00 AM
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Status of networking (cf expectation in 2001), outlook including intercontinental connectivity
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David Foster
(CERN)
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11:45 AM
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Back-end storage - use as a true archive
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Dirk Duellmann
(CERN)
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12:30 PM
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--- Lunch ---
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2:00 PM
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Needs from a data access layer - how analysis use needs to access data etc.
- Mr
Federico Carminati
(CERN)
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2:45 PM
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Data transfer use cases: peer-peer (or many-many) or point-point. On demand vs scheduled
- Dr
Richard Mount
(SLAC)
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3:30 PM
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--- Coffee ---
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3:45 PM
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Namespaces, authorization needs, quotas, catalogues - what is needed?
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Philippe Charpentier
(CERN)
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4:30 PM
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Multi-core plans and impact data access and management.
- Dr
Peter Elmer
(PRINCETON UNIVERSITY)
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4:40 PM
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The need for global home directory service - what are the use cases?
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Various
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5:00 PM
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Conclusions - summary of discussion points, points arising.
-
Maria Girone
(CERN)
Note takers from IT-ES
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9:00 AM
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Existing and potential technologies
(until 6:00 PM)
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9:00 AM
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File systems. Summary of work on Hadoop, Lustre, GPFS etc.
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Andrei Maslennikov
(CASPUR)
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9:30 AM
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Summary of IEEE MSST symposium
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Jean-Philippe Baud
(CERN) Dr
Jamie Shiers
(CERN)
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10:00 AM
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NFS 4.1 experiences
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Gerd Behrmann
(NDGF)
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10:20 AM
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--- Coffee ---
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10:35 AM
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Xroot(d) - outlook
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Fabrizio Furano
(Conseil Europeen Recherche Nucl. (CERN))
Andrew Hanushevsky
(STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER)
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11:05 AM
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FTS, LFC - what is OK, what is not? What is still useful? (Panel)
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Gavin McCance
(CERN)
Simone Campana
(CERN/IT/GS) Dr
Roberto Santinelli
(CERN/IT/ES)
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11:35 AM
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Alien FC - why is it interesting?
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Pablo Saiz
(CERN)
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12:05 PM
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P2P technologies - are they relevant? Can we simply adapt (adopt?) them?
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Jeff Templon
(NIKHEF)
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12:35 PM
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SRM - lessons learned
- Dr
Markus Schulz
(CERN)
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1:00 PM
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--- Lunch ---
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2:00 PM
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ROOT - outlook and developments
- Dr
Rene Brun
(CERN)
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2:45 PM
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Site experiences - NDGF/ARC
- Dr
Josva Kleist
(Nordic Data Grid Facility)
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3:15 PM
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Site experiences - GridKA - xrootd with a tape backend
- Mr
Artem Trunov
(SLAC)
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3:45 PM
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--- Coffee ---
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4:00 PM
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CNAF - GPFS/TSM/StoRM
- Dr
Vincenzo Vagnoni
(INFN Bologna)
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4:30 PM
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Hadoop at a Tier2
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Brian Paul Bockelman
(University of Nebraska)
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5:00 PM
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Summary and conclusions - are there areas for potential early demonstrators?
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PANEL - experiment representatives; note-takers;
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9:00 AM
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Conclusions and next steps
(until 1:00 PM)
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9:00 AM
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Problem statement recap
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Kors Bos
(NIKHEF)
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9:15 AM
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Technology Ruminations
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Bernd Panzer-Steindel
(CERN)
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9:30 AM
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Networking statement
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David Foster
(CERN)
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9:45 AM
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Preparations for WLCG Collaboration Workshop & Beyond - What is Expected
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10:00 AM
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Demonstrators - "Heads-ups"
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11:30 AM
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(Remaining) DIscussion Points
- Dr
Ian Bird
(CERN)
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11:45 AM
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Close
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