NLIT08 National Labs Information Summit 2008

Session

Welcome Reception and Poster Sessions Hosted by HP

11 May 2008, 18:15

Hyatt Regency Chicago

Description

Relax and unwind with excellent food and drink provided by HP while you mingle with peers.

Contribution list Timetable

92. Authentication in the LHC Remote Operations Center

Wayne Baisley (FNAL)

11/05/2008, 18:15

Poster

Fermilab has made major contributions to the new Large Hadron Collider nearing completion at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, including superconducting magnets, the Compact Muon Solenoid detector, and the networking and computing infrastructure to collect and analyze the avalanche of data to be produced by the collider. And in a departure from the ordinary limitations of proximity to the...

52. Experiences Implementing Aperture VIEW

Dr David Ritchie (FNAL)

11/05/2008, 18:15

Poster

Experiences with implementing Aperture VIEW for the Fermilab Computing Division are described with an emphasis on those features which foster organization collaboration. Future plans to implement the companion product Aperture VISTA (which manages Computer Rooms and Data Centers) are discussed.

90. HPC Configuration Management Challenges

Cory Lueninghoener (Argonne National Lab)

11/05/2008, 18:15

Poster

Large-scale high performance computing (HPC) systems pose special problems to system administrators, particularly with respect to configuration management. These systems function at a scale larger than typical environments, run with synchronized workloads, and must be treated in a hands-off manner when jobs are running. Coupled with the need to keep compute systems as uniform as possible,...

55. Molding Need into Vision

Lisa Wishard (SNL)

11/05/2008, 18:15

Poster

Over time, Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) has implemented a variety of applications and services to handle various aspects of information management. These appear in both domain-specific and enterprise-wide arenas and include capabilities ranging from basic document management to taxonomic support to long-term archiving. It became apparent that consolidation and integration could provide...

116. Partnering with the FEC by Greening Computers One Byte at a Time at NREL

Connie Overly (NREL)

11/05/2008, 18:15

Poster

The Federal Electronics Challenge (FEC) is a partnership program that encourages federal facilities and agencies to purchase greener electronic products, reduce impacts of electronic products during use, and manage obsolete electronics in an environmentally friendly way. The Office of the Federal Environmental Executive and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will award the National...