Challenges of Large Applications
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Paris, France
June19, 2006

 

GENERAL CHAIR

Raymond Bair, Argonne National Lab

 

PROGRAM CHAIRS

Thomas J. Hacker, Indiana University
Jennifer Schopf, Argonne/NeSC

 

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IMPORTANT DATES

Submission Deadline: February 8, 2006
Notification of Acceptance: March 22, 2006
Final Manuscripts Due: April 19, 2006
Workshop: June 19, 2006

 

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National Science Foundation
 

 

Special Invited Talk

Dr. Steven Newhouse
Director, Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute

Gathering e-Infrastructure Requirements to Support e-Research

During Summer 2004 a selection of research groups in the UK e-Science programme were interviewed to gain an improved understanding as to the challenges they were finding in using the Grid. The results of this work 'State of Grid Users: 25 Conversations with UK e-Science Groups' have been widely disseminated.

Two years on we reflect on the impact of this work. A greater user focus within the Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute (OMII) UK project and within the National Grid Service are two aspects that will be considered - along with a greater understanding by middleware providers as to the complex user community they are trying to serve. Capturing requirements from these communities has become a significant activity within OMII-UK.

Dr Steven Newhouse is Director of the Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute UK (OMII-UK), a partnership between middleware activities at the Universities of Edinburgh, Manchester and Southampton. Before the formation of the OMII-UK in January 2006 he was Deputy-Director of the OMII at Southampton. He has been active in the UK e-Science programme since its inception in July 2001 previously as Technical Director of the London e-Science Centre.

 

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