Campus Infrastructures Community Workshop at Duke University: Connecting Science to Cycles and Data
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US/Eastern
Duke University
Duke University
R. David Thomas Executive Conference Center
Description
Overview: This fall's OSG Campus Infrastructures Community Workshop will take place at Duke University, sponsored by the Information Initiative at Duke (iiD). The 1.5 day workshop will have a mix of introductory campus grid and cyberinfrastructure presentations and hands-on tutorials aimed for the end-user scientist. Dates: August 27th - August 28th Timezone: US/East Coast Location:R. David Thomas Executive Conference Center at Duke University Organizers: Steffen A. Bass (Duke University, Department of Physics), Jeff Chase (Duke University, Department of Computer Science), Rob Gardner (University of Chicago), John McGee (The RENCI Institute at the University of North Carolina), John Pormann (Duke University, Office of Information Technology) Lodging: A block of 30 rooms has been reserved at the R. David Thomas Center on a first come first serve basis. Please make your arrangements early via email to: reservations@fuqua.duke.edu. Make sure to mention "Fall 2013 Open Science Grid Campus Infrastructures Workshop" when making your reservation. The conference rate is $139 and includes breakfast. Directions: Directions to Duke campus and the R. David Thomas Center can be found here. Registration:http://osgcic-duke.eventbrite.com/ Remote participants: The event will be webcast one-way via Adobe Connect: http://osg.adobeconnect.com/osgcic-duke-aug2013. If you have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting before, test your connection here: http://osg.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm. To join via audio conference: 1-866-740-1260, access code: 8349885
Tutorial Session III: Application Focus and OSG Connect
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An example using GNU Octave on OSG Connect
Speaker:
MrLincoln Bryant
(University of Chicago)
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23
Using the CERN ROOT application (high energy physics) on OSG Connect
Speaker:
MrLincoln Bryant
(University of Chicago)
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24
Using BLAST on OSG Connect
Speaker:
MrDerek Weitzel
(University of Nebraska - Lincoln)
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10:30
Coffee
Advanced Capabilities: Workflow Systems on OSG Connect
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Bosco integrated with R (BoscoR) on OSG Connect
Speaker:
MrDerek Weitzel
(University of Nebraska - Lincoln)
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26
Using Pegasus to manage workflows on OSG Connect
Speaker:
Mats Rynge
(USC / Information Sciences Institute)
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27
Using Swift (a parallel scripting language) on OSG Connect
Speaker:
MrSuchandra Thapa
(Computation Institute / University of Chicago)
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28
Panel Discussion
Speakers:
Jeff Chase
(Duke University), John McGee
(RENCI), John Pormann
(Duke University), Robert Gardner
(University of Chicago), Steffen Bass
(Duke University), Steve Tuecke
(University of Chicago)
12:20
Workshop Adjourns
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Lunch
Workshop Annex: Focus on Duke Research: Several Duke IT, RENCI and OSG staff will be on hand to follow-up with user issues, project planning, and general distributed high throughput issues relevant to the Duke research community
Convener:
John Pormann
(Director of Research Computing, OIT, Duke University)
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Research Computing at Duke & RENCI Discussion
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Starting a Project on OSG Connect - Guidance for PIs and Project Managers
Speaker:
Robert Gardner
(University of Chicago)
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Breakout I: Strategies for connecting Duke campus grid resources, OSG Connect working group
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Breakout II: Launching Projects on OSG Connect working group
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Breakout III: More on user software and libraries: using PALMS with OASIS - the OSG software server