EGICF12-EMITC2
26-30 March, 2012
Munich, Germany
published December 04, 2012
Munich, Germany
published December 04, 2012
The EGI Community Forum is being held, together with the second EMI Technical Conference, at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) in Garching near Munich. The event is an opportunity for the research community that depends upon distributed computing infrastructure to share knowledge and explain its needs and vision so that the European Grid Infrastructure (EGI) can better support the community’s research over the coming years. A key goal of the Community Forum is to showcase the role that EGI plays in enabling innovation across the European Research Area. The Forum is therefore highlighting the services, technologies and tools available to the scientific community. Contributions to the scientific program have been selected according to their applicability to the following five tracks: Users and communities, Software services for users and communities, Middleware services, Operational services and infrastructure, Coordination and Communication. By collocating the second EMI Technical Conference with the Forum and other development initiatives, technology providers can mix with research leaders to enable greater understanding, sharing and coordination of plans and future development work.
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AppPot: bridging the Grid and Cloud worlds
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Building a Grid-of-Clouds, Or: How One HEP Experiment Is Evaluating Strategies to Incorporate "The Cloud" into the Existing Grid Infrastructures
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~okeanos IaaS
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Supporting grid-enabled GPU workloads using rCUDA and StratusLab
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Achievements and perspectives of the biomed technical team
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Creating music from tweets with EGI: an artistic demo running on research and education networks across two continents
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Tunnel Fire Simulation using FDS (Fire Dynamics Simulator)
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| Track : Software services for users and communities |
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Added Value of the new features of the ATLAS Computing Model and a shared Tier2&Tier3 facilities from the Community point of view
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The Biovel Project: Robust phylogenetic workflows running on the GRID
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SuperB evaluation of Dirac Distributed Infrastructure
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Interactive Information Extraction based on Distributed Data Management for D-Grid Projects
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Experiment representation at the WLCG Tier-1 center GridKa
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Development and deployment of distributed e-VLBI components
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Challenges in DNA sequence analysis on a production grid
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Extending WeNMR e-Infrastructure outside Europe
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MILU, the three middleware user interface
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Exploiting grid resources for data simulation by using a general-purpose framework
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A Science Gateway Getting Ready for Serving the International Molecular Simulation Community
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InSilicoLab: A User Workspace Implementing E-science Principles
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gridCake & gridCamp: Making the Grid easier
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Parallel Computing Workshop
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A Grid execution model for Computational Chemistry Applications using GC3Pie and AppPot
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The Green Computing Observatory
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Requirement management in the European Grid Infrastructure ecosystem
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hBrowse - Generic framework for hierarchical data visualization
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Computational workflows with GC3Pie
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| Track : Middleware services |
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EMIR: An EMI Service Registry for Federated Grid Infrastructures
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The ARC Information System: overview of a GLUE2 compliant production system
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EMI Execution Service implementation in ARC
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Software for Distributed Systems - The EMI Product Portfolio
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Grid Engine batch system integration in the EMI era
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CREAM Computing Element: status and new developments
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Improvements to the EMI Build and Test Tools
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Advancements in EMI Testing Infrastructure implementation
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T-StoRM: a StoRM testing framework
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Performance testing of distributed computational resources in the software development phase
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Common framework for extracting information and metrics from multiple change trackers
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SIENA: Grid and Cloud Standards for e-Science and beyond
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UNICORE EMI-Execution Service realization towards improved open standards
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| Track : Operational Services and infrastructures |
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DDM Site Services: A Solution for Global Replication of HEP Data
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Optimizing the usage of multi-Petabyte storage resources for LHC experiments
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User-centric monitoring of the analysis and production activities within the ATLAS and CMS Virtual Organisations using the Experiment Dashboard system
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Site Status Board: a flexible monitoring system developed in close collaboration with user communities.
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Experience in Grid Site Testing for High Energy Physics with HammerCloud
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Service Availability Monitoring (SAM)
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Resource Provisioning through Cloud and Grid Interfaces by means of the Standard CREAM CE and the WNoDeS Cloud Solution
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Engaging with IPv6: addresses for all
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VRCs on EGI and Regional Infrastructures
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| Track : Coordination and Communication |
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Supporting EGI strategic dissemination activities: The European e-Infrastructures Observatory
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How many users does EGI have?
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GC3Pie: A Python framework for high-throughput computing
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High Performance Grid Computing: getting HPC and HTC all together.
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Setting up a Finnish NGI Site - Site Perspective
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PLGrid PLUS: Toward Domain-Specific Infrastructure for Supporting International Research Collaboration
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The EGI Software Vulnerability Group and EMI
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Linking Authenticating and Authorising Infrastructures in the UK NGI (SARoNGS)
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Tweaking the Certificate Lifecycle for the UK eScience CA
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Impact of e-Infrastructures: Theories and practices of assessment methodologies
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Assessing Service Management maturity for the EGI/NGI ecosystem
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