ISGC2014 - (other isgc conferences)
23-28 March, 2014
Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan
published November 17, 2014
Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan
published November 17, 2014
The International Symposium on Grids and Clouds (ISGC) 2014 will be held at Academia Sinica in Taipei, Taiwan from 23-28 March 2014, with co-located events and workshops. The conference is hosted by the Academia Sinica Grid Computing Centre (ASGC).“Bringing the data scientist to global e-Infrastructures” is the theme of ISGC 2014.
The last decade has seen the phenomenal growth in the production of data in all forms by all research communities to produce a deluge of data from which information and knowledge need to be extracted. Key to this success will be the data scientist – educated to use advanced algorithms, applications and infrastructures – collaborating internationally to tackle society’s challenges.
ISGC 2014 will bring together researchers working in all aspects of data science from different disciplines around the world to collaborate and educate themselves in the latest achievements and techniques being used to tackle the data deluge. In addition to the regular workshops, technical presentations and plenary keynotes, ISGC this year will focus on how to grow the data science community by considering the educational foundation needed for tomorrow’s data scientist.
Topics of discussion include Physics (including HEP) and Engineering Applications, Biomedicine & Life Sciences Applications, Earth & Environmental Sciences & Biodiversity Applications, Humanities & Social Sciences Application, Virtual Research Environment (including Middleware, tools, services, workflow, ... etc.), Data Management, Big Data, Infrastructure & Operations Management, Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation, Interoperability, Business Models & Sustainability, Highly Distributed Computing Systems, and High Performance & Technical Computing (HPTC).
| Biomedicine & Life Sciences Applications |
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Performance evaluation of Geant4 Based Particle Therapy System Simulation Framework in Grid Environments
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Galaxy based BLAST submission to Open Science Grid resources
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| Business Models & Sustainability |
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HPC and Simulations: Teaching the Unteachable?
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| Data Management |
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A Popularity Based Prediction and Data Redistribution Tool for ATLAS Distributed Data Management
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Capturing User-Generated Metadata
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| Infrastructure & Operations Management |
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Assessing Traceability of User Jobs in Absence of End User Certificates in GlideinWMS Framework
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OSG PKI Transition: Experiences and Lessons Learned
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A Model for Identity Management in Future Scientific Collaboratories
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First Experiences with CEPH on the WLCG Grid
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| Infrastructure Clouds and Virtualisation |
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Design and Prototyping a Cloud ecosystem for the Italian Public Administration
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Distributed Cloud Operating System
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Managing Cloud Images
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The rOCCI Project: Providing Cloud Interoperability with OCCI 1.1
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Test of cloud federation in CHAIN-REDS project
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| Interoperability |
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Powering Distributed Applications with DIRAC Engine
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| Humanities & Social Sciences Application |
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The Analysis of Information Crowdsourcing Cloud for Disaster Management: Case Studies of Taiwan Morakot Typhoon
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| Highly Distributed Computing Systems |
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Power-aware Applications for Scientific Cluster and Distributed
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Extending ATLAS Computing to Commercial Clouds and Supercomputers
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| Physics (including HEP) and Engineering Applications |
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Dynamic Provisioning of Resources in a Hybrid Infrastructure
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Integrating network-awareness and network-management into PhEDEx: first results from the ANSE project
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The ATLAS EventIndex: an event Catalogue for Experiments Collecting Large Amounts of Data
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The new Generation of the ATLAS PanDA Monitoring System
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Preparing ATLAS Distributed Computing for LHC Run 2
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| Virtual Research environment |
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Realising Virtual Research Environments by Hybrid Data Infrastructures: the D4Science Experience
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