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Agenda At-A-Glance (subject to change)
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Monday, May, 12, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
8:30 - 10:00 am |
Welcome and State of the Union
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| 10:00 - 10:30 am |
Break with Refreshments |
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GRID ENGINE WORKSHOP |
ROCKS CLUSTER WORKSHOP |
GLOBUSWORLD WORKSHOP |
TUTORIAL
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INTRODUCTION/
OVERVIEW
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SPONSOR TALKS
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10:30 - 12:00 pm
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Grid Engine #1:
Sun/Community State of the Union
Fritz Ferstl, Director of Grid Engineering, Sun Microsystems
New Features in Sun Grid Engine 6.2
Lubomir Petrik, Sun Microsystems Czech and Roland Dittel, Sun Microsystems Germany
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Rocks #1:
Workshop Goals and Rocks 5.0 Enhancements
Greg Bruno and
Mason Katz |
GlobusWorld #1
Globus WS Core and Tools:
GT Java WS Core
Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Senior Software Developer, Argonne National Laboratory
Authoring Services Using Introduce
Ashish Sharma, PhD, Research Scientist, Ohio State University
Grid Remote Application Virtulization Interface (gRAVI) Ravi Madduri, Argonne National Laboratory |
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Introduction & Overview #1
CLUSTER STACKS
Intel Cluster Ready
Clem Cole, Manager, Architecture and Development of Intel Cluster Ready
Introduction to Univa UD UniCluster Express: A Simple, Fully
Integrated Cluster Stack
Bill Bryce, Director Product Management-HPC, Univa UD
Solaris HPC Stack
Daniel Templeton, Strategic Liaison Manager, Sun Grid Engine, Sun Microsystems
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12:00 - 1:30 pm
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Lunch/Visit Sponsor Tables |
1:30 - 3:00 pm
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Grid Engine #2
Grid Engine at the Texas Advance Computing Center
Roland Dittel, Sun Microsystems Germany
Fun with Grid Engine XML
Chris Dagdigian, Principal Consultant, BioTeam, Inc.
Grid Engine Future Plans
Daniel Templeton, Strategic Liaison Manager, Sun Grid Engine, Sun Microsystems
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GlobusWorld #2
What's New in the Data Area?
(45 minutes)
Raj Kettimuthu, Argonne/UC; Ann Chervenak, USC/ISI; Rob Schuler, USC/ISI
GridFTP and Cluster Meltdown: When No Means 'Maybe Later'
(45 minutes)
John Bresnahan, Argonne/UC
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Tutorial #1:
(Rocks)Introduction to Clusters and Rocks Overview
Mason Katz |
Introduction & Overview #2 ENABLING SOFTWARE FOR
DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING
Towards a Common Communication Infrastructure for Clusters and Grids
Darius Buntinas, PhD, Assistant Computer Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory
MPICH
Darius Buntinas, PhD, Assistant Computer Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory
Open MPI and Sun HPC ClusterTools: A Technical Overview
Leonard Wisniewski PhD, Engineering Manager, Sun Microsystems /Software Developer Tools and Services
Stateless Provisioning with Perceus
Greg Kurtzer, CTO, Infiscale.com
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Using OGF Standards for Grid and HPC
Chris Smith, VP of Standards, Open Grid Forum
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| 3:00 - 3:15 pm |
Break |
3:15 - 4:00 pm
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How Open Source Drives Standards: Making HPC Clusters Simple and Affordable
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4:00 - 4:30 pm |
Break with Refreshments
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4:30 - 6:00 pm
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Rocks #2:
Xen VMs, Virtual Clusters and Programmatic Partitioning
Greg Bruno,
Mason Katz,
Phillip Papadopoulos, PhD, Program Director, San Diego Supercomputer Center at UC San Diego; Anoop Rajendra
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GlobusWorld #3
Grid Information Management using MDS
Laura Pearlman, USC/ISI, MDS Project Chair; JP Navarro, ANL; Yusuke Tanimura,AIST
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Tutorial #2:
(Grid Engine)
Using the New Features of Grid Engine 6.2
Roland Dittel, Sun Microsystems Germany and Lubomir Petrik, Software Devemoper, Sun Microsystems Czech
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Introduction & Overview #3:
GRID ENGINE TOPICS
Synopsis Use of Sun Grid Engine in EDA
Joe Fu, Technical Manager, Synopsys, Inc. and Bogdan Vasiliu, Sun Microsystems, Inc
Grid Heating: Dynamic Thermal Allocation via Grid Engine Tools
Paul Brenner, PhD, Scientist, University of Notre Dame Center for Research Computing
LSF vs Grid Engine
Chris Dagdigian, Principal Consultant, BioTeam Inc.
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6:00 - 8:00 pm
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Sponsor Reception |
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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GRID ENGINE WORKSHOP |
ROCKS CLUSTER WORKSHOP |
GLOBUSWORLD WORKSHOP |
TUTORIAL
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INTRODUCTION/
OVERVIEW
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SPONSOR TALKS
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8:30-10:00 am
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Grid Engine #3
Service Domain Manager – Basics and Concepts
Richard Hierlmeier and Ryszard Macidlowski
Managing Multiple Grid Engine Clusters with Service Domain Manager
Richard Hierlmeier and Ryszard Macidlowski
Accounting & Reporting Console Multi-cluster Support
Jana Olivova, Sun Microsystems
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Rocks #3: Customizing Rocks Through Rolls. How to Develop Your Own Building on Open Source Rocks: 3rd Party Rolls for Rocks
Tim McIntire, President, Clustercorp;
Greg Bruno,
Anoop Rajendra
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Tutorial #3: (GlobusWorld)
Configuring and Deploying GridFTP for Managing Data Movement in Grid/HPC Environments
Raj Kettimuthu, Argonne / UC
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Introduction & Overview #4
GLOBUS TOPICS
GridWay: The Open Source Metascheduling Technology for Grid Computing
Ruben S. Montero, PhD, Associate Professor, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Using Taverna to Orchestrate Grid Services in a Workflow
Ravi Madduri, Senior Software Developer, Argonne National Laboratory, University of Chicago
MyProxy based Short Lived Credential CA Service at NERSC
Shreyas Cholia, Computer Systems Engineer, National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Break with Refreshments |
10:30-12:00 pm
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Grid Engine #4
Making Grid Engine Highly Available with Open High Availability Cluster and OpenSolaris
Ashutosh Tripathi, Senior Software Engineer, Sun Microsystems
HPC Visualization on the Grid
Linda Fellingham, PhD, Manager, Visualization and Graphics, Sun Microsystems and W. Dean Stanton, Senior Staff Engineer, Sun Microsystems
PluS: An Advance Reservation plug in for Sun Grid Engine
Hidemoto Nakada, PhD, Senior Research Scientist, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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GlobusWorld #4
Globus Execution Services:
What's New in 4.0 and 4.2, What's Planned for the Future
Stuart Martin, Senior Software Developer, Argonne National Laboratory
Virtual Machine Management Services
Kate Keahey,
Mathematics & CS Division, Argonne National Laboratory Computation Institute, University of Chicago
Experiences with the use od GRAM in the LEAD portal
Suresh Marru, Indiana University
The GridWay Metascheduler
Rubén S. Montero, PhD, Associate Professor, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Swift and Falkon
Ioan Raicu, University of Chicago
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Tutorial #4: (Rocks)
Basic Management and Customization
Greg Bruno
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Introduction & Overview #5:
INNOVATIVE USES OF ROCKS
A Case Study on Building Faster, Easier HPC Clusters with Rocks at Stanford University
Steve Jones, Manager, High Performance Computing Center, Stanford University
Extending Rocks for the Creation and Management of Grid Systems for Biomedical Research
Vicky Rowley, UCSD
Rocks based Virtual Cluster Management System: GriVon
Takahiro Hirofuchi,PhD, Research Scientist,
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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12:00 - 1:30 pm
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Lunch/Visit Sponsor Tables |
1:30 - 3:00 pm
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Rocks #4 : Extending Functionality Through the Rocks Command Line Roll Screen Development
Nadya Williams, University of Zurich; Mason Katz, Anoop Rajendra
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GlobusWorld #5:
Globus Security: Features and Roadmap & Building Secure VOs using Globus Toolkit
GT4.2 Security Update and Futures & ESG's Easy PKI
Frank Siebenlist, Argonne National Laboratory and
Rachana Ananthakrishnan, Senior Software Developer, Argonne National Laboratory
GAARDS
Kunal Modi, Security Solutions Architect, Ekagra Software Technologies / Center for Bio-Informatics and Information Technology (CBIIT) - NCI
Attribute-based Authorization for Science Gateways Using GridShib
Tom Scavo, Lead Developer of GridShib Project, National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Tutorial #5:
(Grid Engine)
Service Domain Manager Installation
Richard Hierlmeier and Ryszard Macidlowski |
Introduction & Overview #6:
VIRTUAL MACHINES & CLUSTERS
Grid Engine within the Amazon EC2 Cloud
Chris Dagdigian, Principal Consultant, BioTeam, Inc.
EUCALYPTUS: An Open Source Service Infrastructure for Elastic Computing Research
Rich Wolski, PhD, Computer Science Department, University of California-Santa Barbara
OpenNEbula: The Open Source Virtual Machine Manager for Cluster Computing
Rubén S. Montero, PhD, Associate Professor, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Innovation and Openness Creating new Ppportunities in HPC/Grid - an
Update from Sun
Bjorn Andersson, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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Break |
3:15 – 4:00 pm
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Keynote Presentation sponsored by Sun Microsystems: Call for Participation in Open Source Efforts in Grid Computing and HPC
- Bob Porras, Vice President, Solaris Data, Availability, Scalability & HPC, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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4:00 - 4:30 pm |
Break with Refreshments |
4:30-6:00 pm |
Grid Engine #5
Voice of the Community BoF
Fritz Ferstl, Director of Grid Engineering, Sun Microsystems;
Daniel Templeton, Strategic Liaison Manager, Sun Grid Engine, Sun Microsystems;
Miha Ahronovitz, Line Product Manager, Grid Computing Software Division, Sun Microsystems
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Rocks #5:
Talk Back to the Rocks Developers
Mason Katz, Greg Bruno, Phillip Papadopoulos, PhD, Program Director, San Diego Supercomputer Center at UC San Diego
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Tutorial #6:
(GlobusWorld)
Virtualization and Cloud Computing with Globus
Kate Keahey,
Mathematics & CS Division, Argonne National Laboratory Computation Institute, University of Chicago and Tim Freeman, Argonne/UC
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Introduction & Overview #7
DATA RESOURCE MANAGERS
Storage Resource Management: Grid Technology for Dynamic Storage Allocation and Uniform Access
Arie Shoshani, PhD, Senior Staff Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
dCache, Managed Grid Storage
Patrick Fuhrmann, PhD, Physicist, Deutsches Elektronen Synchrotron (DESY)
Grid Data Scheduling with Stork
Tevfik Kosar, PhD, Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University
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Thursday, May 15, 2008
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SUBMITTED TALKS |
SUBMITTED TALKS |
TUTORIAL
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GRILL THE GURU
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INTRODUCTION/
OVERVIEW
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SPONSOR TALKS
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8:30-10:00 am
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NEW
GlobusWorld #6
Innovative Grid Applications
Don Middleton, National Center for Atmospheric Research; Phil Maechling, University of Southern California; Stephan Erberich, Children's Hospital Los Angeles
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Submitted Talk#2
Statistical Virtualization of Resources for Grid Computing
Dan Nurmi, University of California-Santa Barbara
Massive Deployment of Kerrighed Virtual SMP Cluster Using Diskless Remote Boot Linux
Rock Kuo, Assistant Research of Grid Technology Division, National Center for High Performance Computing and Jazz Yao-Tsung Wang, Assistant Research of Grid Technology Division, National Center for High Performance Computing
Virtual Cluster Development Environment
Thamarai Selvi Somasundaram, Professor and Kannan Govindarajan, Project Associate, MIT Campus, Anna University
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Tutorial #7:
Multi-Cluster Accounting with the Accounting and Reporting Console
(ARCo)
Jana Olivova,
Sun Microsystems
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Introduction & Overview #8
CLUSTER FILE SYSTEMS
PVFS: Past, Present, and Future
Walter B. Ligon III, Associate Professor, Clemson University
OpenSolaris and Storage
Robert Read, Senior Staff Engineer, Sun Microsystems and Brian Wong, Distinguished Engineer, Sun Microsystems
Comparison of Gfarm- and Lustre- based Storage Systems -- From Geosciences Applications Perspective
Yusuke Tanimura, Researcher, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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Break with Refreshments |
10:30-12:00 pm |
Submitted Talk#3
Building Shared High Performance Computing Infrastructure for the Biomedical Sciences
Marcos Athanasoulis, PhD, Chair of the Biomedical High Performance Computing Leadership Summit and Director of Client Services and Research Information Technology, Harvard Medical School
Building the Next Generation of Grid Middleware
Arnie Miles, Grid Middleware Architect, Georgetown University
Managing and Executing Loosely Coupled Large Scale
Applications on Clusters, Grids, & Supercomputers Ioan Raicu, University of Chicago
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Submitted Talk#4
Issues in Logging and Troubleshooting Grid Applications and Middleware
Shreyas Cholia, Computer Systems Engineer, National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center; Dan Gunter, Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Brian Tierney, Staff Scientist, National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Tutorial #8:
(GlobusWorld)
Globus Administration Overview
Charles Bacon, Software Engineer, Argonne National Laboratory Computation Institute of the University of Chicago
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Grill the Guru Lab
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Introduction & Overview #9
MISCELLANEOUS
Berkeley Laboratory Checkpoint Restart
Eric Roman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
GridGain - Java Grid Computing Made Simple
Nikita Ivanov, President, GridGain Systems
Optimised Scientific Dataset Transfers in the LHC Grids – dCache and Fast Data Transfer
Julian Bunn and Kamran Soomro, Caltech
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Univa UD HPC Product Roadmap
Bill Bryce, Director Product Management-HPC, Univa UD |
12:00 - 1:30 pm
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Lunch/Visit Sponsor Tables |
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1:30-3:00 pm |
Submitted Talk#5
Monitoring User-Level Grid Functionality and Performance using Inca
Shava Smallen, Developer, San Diego Supercomputer Center
Bridging the High Performance Computing Gap: the OurGrid Experience
Walfredo Cirne, PhD, Faculty and Francisco Brasilerio, PhD, Professor, Universidade Federal de Campina Grande (UFCG), Brazil
Orchestrating Production Computer Algebra Components into Portable Computational Grids Programs
Abdallah Al Zain, PhD, Research Associate, Heriot-Watt University
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Tutorial #11:
(GlobusWorld) Porting Applications with Globus GridWay
Javier Fontán, Grid Technology Engineer, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Tutorial #9:
(Rocks) Introduction to Building Your Own Roll
Phillip Papadopoulos, PhD, Program Director, San Diego Supercomputer Center at UC San Diego |
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Introduction & Overview #10
DATA GRIDS
Project Convergence: Integrating Data Grids with Compute Grids
Victoria Livschitz, Dounder and CEO and Eugene Steinberg, PhD, CTO and Director of Engineering, Grid Dynamics
Trends in Open Source Data Grids Victoria Livschitz, Founder and CEO, Grid Dynamics; Nikita Ivanov, President, GridGain; Nati Shalom, Founder and CTO,Gigaspace ; Daniel Templeton, Strategic Liaison Manager, Sun Grid Engine, Sun Microsystems; Doug, Cutting, Creator of Hadoop
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3:00 - 3:30 pm |
Break with Refreshments |
3:30 - 5:00 pm
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Submitted Talk#7
Implementing a Philosophy for Transitioning Existing Software to Network Processing
Peter Raeth, PhD, Research Engineer, Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
Approaching the Challenge of Grid-enabling Applications
Patrick Choi, Senior Software Engineer and Kieran Nolan, Principal Software Engineer
A Multilayer Approach to Simulate Large Multiscale Computational Mechanics Problems Using Grids
Leopold Grinberg, Brown University
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Tutorial #10:
(GlobusWorld)
Service Oriented Science Tutorial
Ravi Madduri, Senior Software Developer, University of Chicago and Joshua Boverhof, Software Engineer, Lawrence Berekely National Laboratory
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Introduction & Overview #11
OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITIES
On Balancing Open-Source Cluster Software Development Between Industry and Research
Leonard Wisniewski, PhD, Engineering Manager, Sun Microsystems / Software Developer Tools and Services
Introduction to Teaching Grid Computing
Clayton Ferner, PhD, Associate Professor, University of North Carolina-Wilmington
and Barry Wilkinson, Professor, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
Grid.org: Building an Open Source Community of Communities
Silona Bonewald, Open Source Evangelist for GRID.org
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Friday, May 16, 2008
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The Open Source Grid & Cluster Conference program offers a wide variety of presentations, panel discussions, workshops, and tutorials, ranging from introductory to highly technical. The program has been designed as a series of "tracks", each comprising a series of 90 minute sessions around a particular theme, that will run in parallel with other sessions. Attendees may move around between tracks as desired.
The tracks are:
Globus World Workshop: Five sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday focused entirely on Globus related topics. Learn about the latest developments in GT4.1.x and the forthcoming 4.2, and contribute your ideas for future enhancements. Hear from the experts that build the software and from users.
Grid Engine Workshop: Five sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday focused entirely on Grid Engine related topics.
Rocks Cluster Workshop: Five sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday focused entirely on Rocks related topics.
Introduction & Overview: Eight sessions comprising introductory and overview sessions covering a broad range of open source grid
and cluster topics, targeted toward attendees who are new to or want updates on open source grid and cluster computing.
Tutorials: Nine sessions of technical tutorials on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, on the details of using and administering Globus, Grid Engine and Rocks.
Overview & CFP Talks: Eleven sessions with talks from the open source grid and cluster community that were submitted to the Call for Participation (CFP). Some CFP talks will also be placed in the Workshops and the Introduction & Overview track.
Grill the Gurus Labs: One extended session on Thursday where attendees can talk informally with gurus from the Globus, Grid Engine, and Rocks communities -- the perfect opportunity to have your hard questions answered.
Sponsor Talks: Each sponsor has the opportunity in this track to present their products and services.
Pre- and Post-Conference Tutorials: More intensive half and full-day tutorials on various topics on Monday and Friday. Attendees must register for these pre- and post-conference tutorials in addition to the conference.
Updates will be added to the agenda as they become available.
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