International Symposium on Grids and Clouds (ISGC) 2012

Feb 26, 2012, 9:00 AM → Mar 2, 2012, 6:00 PM Asia/Taipei

BHSS, Academia Sinica

Steven Newhouse (EGI.eu, NL)

Welcome to the ISGC 2012.

Sunday, 26 February

Asia@home: -Day 1

1 The Quake-Catcher Network - A Social-cyber-seismic Network Enabled through Distributed Computing

Speaker: Jesse LAWRENCE (Stanford University, US)

2 Toward a Taiwan School Seismic Network through QCN-Taiwan

Speaker: Wen-Tzong LIANG (Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica, TW)

iRODS Workshop

3 Introduction to iRODS Technology (Discussion of Basic Capabilities)

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

4 Open Discussion with Workshop Participants on Their Data Management Needs

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

10:30 AM Coffee Breack

Asia@home: -Day1

5 QCN: From Ground Motion to Real-time Hazards Products

Speaker: Jesse LAWRENCE (Stanford University, US)

6 Development of Low-cost Seismometer (Palert) and Its Applications in Earthquake Early Warning

Speaker: Yih-Min WU (Department Geosciences, National Taiwan University, TW)

iRODS Workshop

7 Installation of iRODS Clients on Participant Systems (Windows, Mac, Linux)

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

8 Initial Demonstration of iRODS Client Access

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

12:30 PM Lunch

12:30 PM Lunch

Asia@home: -Day1

9 QCN's Rapid Aftershock Mobilization Program: What We've Learned

Speaker: Angela CHUNG (Stanford University, US)

10 Hands-on Experience Session: Testing the Latest Generation of QCN Sensors led

Speakers: Angela CHUNG (Stanford University, US) , Jesse LAWRENCE (Stanford University, US)

iRODS Workshop

11 Introduction to iRODS Rules and Micro-services

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

12 Demonstration of Federation of Data Grids

Speakers: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US) , Yutaka KAWAI (KEK, JP)

13 Simple Rule Examples Including Soft Links and Database Queries

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

3:00 PM COffee Break

Asia@home: -Day1

14 The Future Plan of QCN in Asia Pacific

Speaker: Eric YEN (ASGC)

15 The QCN of Tomorrow and What Will It Take?

Speaker: Jesse LAWRENCE (Stanford University, US)

16 Deployment Planning Session: Establishing QCN in SE Asia

Speakers: Francois Grey (CERN) , Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

3:30 PM Coffee Braak

iRODS Workshop

17 Complex Rule Examples Including Scheduling and Data Processing

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

18 SRM - iRODS Interface Development

Speaker: Hsin-Wei WU ( ASGC, TW)

19 Open Discussion of iRODS Applications in Digital Libraries, Data Grids, and Preservation Environments

Speaker: Reagun MOORE (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US)

Monday, 27 February

Asia@home: -Day2

20 CCC Sessions 1

Virtual Machines and Volunteer Computing: Experience from Test4Theory and Opportunities for Earthquake Science

Speaker: Daniel Lombraña GONZALEZ (Citizen Cyberscience Centre, CERN, CH)

CHAIN Workshop

21 Session 1 - Status and Plans of Sustainability

・CHAIN Sustainability Guidelines
・CLARA/GISELA and LA
・Asia Pacific Issues on Sustainability
・Discussion

Cloud Interoperability Workshop

22 Session 1

Many organizations are starting to deploy cloud infrastructures to support the computational efforts of their research communities the same way that 20 years ago batch computing environments based around HPC or COTS clusters triggered the development of grid software to integrate these local clusters. This workshop will illustrate some of the current efforts to bring these private clouds together into a federated infrastructure available for systematic remote access.

Short Update Presentation (10-15 minutes each) from Cloud Activities from around the World Relating it to European and Asia Pacific

WeNMR Workshop

23 Introduction to the WeNMR Project with Focus on the WeNMR Grid Infrastructure, the Virtual Research Community and the Services WeNMR Has to Offer

24 Introduction to the Workshop "Practical Use of the WeNMR Services

Predicting the Structure of A Protein-DNA Complex" Preparing the Participants Systems for the Workshop and Launching the First Protein-DNA Docking Using the HADDOCK Web Server for Macromolecular Docking

10:30 AM Coffee Break

Asia@home: -Day2

25 CCC Session 2

Introduction to Jarifa: A System for Distributed Computing on Organizational Resources, Using BOINC; Hands-on Session, Q&A

Speaker: Daniel Lombraña GONZALEZ (Citizen Cyberscience Centre, CERN, CH)

CHAIN Workshop

26 Session 1 - Status and Plans of Sustainability

・CHAIN Sustainability Guidelines
・CLARA/GISELA and LA
・Asia Pacific Issues on Sustainability
・Discussion

Cloud Interoperability Workshop

27 Session 2

Many organizations are starting to deploy cloud infrastructures to support the computational efforts of their research communities the same way that 20 years ago batch computing environments based around HPC or COTS clusters triggered the development of grid software to integrate these local clusters. This workshop will illustrate some of the current efforts to bring these private clouds together into a federated infrastructure available for systematic remote access.

Discussion around the Topic of:
 Software Available for Federating Private Clouds
 Standards Needed to Federate Private Clouds
 Infrastructure Platform Needed to Federate Private Clouds
 Policies Needed around Federating Private Clouds
 Issues and Next Steps for Resolving Them
(Morning Coffee Break on 10:30-11:00)

WeNMR Workshop

28 Preparing A DNA Structural Models for Docking Using the 3D-DART Web Server

29 Preparing Ambiguous Interaction Restraints to Drive the Docking

12:30 PM Lunch

Asia@home: -Day2

30 IDGF Session 1

Short Introduction of IDGF and Its Services; Infrastructure with Bridged and Cloud Resources; Available Applications, Repositories and Science Gateways with Demos.

Speakers: MTA SZTAKI HU, Robert LOVAS

CHAIN Workshop

31 Session 2 – Status and Plans of Interoperability

・Current Status and Plans of EGI, GARUDA, CNGrid, OSG, OurGrid
・Development and Uptake of Standards for Interoperability: OGF/GIN, EMI, SAGA, etc.
・Science Gateways and Authentication & Authorisation Infrastructures
・Candidate VRCs for A World-wide Demonstration
・Discussion and Outlook

FIM Workshop

32 Introduction to the Objectives of the FIM Workshop Series and Summary of the Work Performed To-date

・Presentation of the Draft FIM Paper and Discussion on Recommendations
・Feedback on the View of FIM and Recommendations from Asian Colleagues

Speaker: Robert JONES (CERN, CH)

WeNMR Workshop

33 Analysis of the Docking Results of the First HADDOCK Docking Run Launched in the Morning

34 Preparing New DNA Structural Modals Based on the Analysis Data

3:30 PM Coffee Break

Asia@home: -Day2

35 IDGF Session 2

Roadmap for Universities and Academic Institutes; Case Studies Particularly from the Asia-Pacific Region; Q&A

Speakers: MTA SZTAKI HU, Robert LOVAS

CHAIN Workshop

36 Session 2 – Status and Plans of Interoperability

・Current Status and Plans of EGI, GARUDA, CNGrid, OSG, OurGrid
・Development and Uptake of Standards for Interoperability: OGF/GIN, EMI, SAGA, etc.
・Science Gateways and Authentication & Authorisation Infrastructures
・Candidate VRCs for A World-wide Demonstration
・Discussion and Outlook

FIM Workshop

37 Progress Report on eduGAIN Servie Manager (Remote Presentation)

Speaker: Valter NORDH (NORDUnet/ GU, SE)

38 Experience with REFEDS and eduGAIN

Speaker: Roberto BARBERA (INFN, IT)

39 Status Update on the Umbrella Project

Speaker: Heinz J. WEYER (Paul Scherrer Institut, DE )

WeNMR Workshop

40 Launching the Second Protein-DNA Docking Run

41 Opening Discussion on the Docking Results, the Use of HADDOCK and WeNMR in General

Tuesday, 28 February

Opening Ceremony & Opening Speeches

42 Opening Ceremony

Speakers: Simon C. Lin (ASGC) , Steven Newhouse (EGI.eu, NL)

43 Opening Speeches: Retrospective on ISGC over the Last Decade

Speaker: Robert JONES (CERN, CH)

44 Opening Speeches:Overview of Current Activities in Europe

Speaker: Steven Newhouse (EGI.eu, NL)

45 Opening Speeches: Overview of Current Activities in the USA

Speaker: Victoria WHITE (Fermilab, US)

46 Opening Speeches:Overview of Current Activities in Asia Pacific

Speaker: Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

11:00 AM Coffee Break

e-Science Activities in Asia Pacific: (I)

Convener: Mitsuaki NOZAKI (KEK, JP)

47 e-Science Activities in Taiwan

Speakers: Eric YEN (ASGC) , Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

48 RENKEI: Middleware Enabling Resource Federation for e-Science

Speaker: Kento Aida (National Institute of Informatics)

49 e-Science Activities in India

Speaker: Ramesh Naidu Laveti (C-DAC)

50 MYRENCLOUD: Enhancing E-Science Research Activities in Malaysia

Speaker: Suhaimi Napis (Universiti Putra Malaysia)

1:00 PM Lunch

APGridPMA (Closed Meeting)

Earth Sciences, Environmental Changes & Disaster Mitigation: (I)

51 Definition of Seismic and Tsunami Hazard Scenarios by Exploiting EU-IndiaGrid e-Infrastructures

Speaker: Antonella PERESAN (Department of Geosciences, University of Trieste, IT)

52 The Current Status of Earthquake and Tsunami Monitoring Systems in the Philippines

Speaker: Bart BAUTISTA (PHIVOLCS, PH)

53 Porting the WRF Model to EumedGrid and Simulation of Air Quality in Urban Zones

Speaker: Chaker EL AMRANI (Abdelmalek Essaadi University, MA)

54 WRF Weather Simulation on Grid

Speaker: Yun-Pin SUN (ASGC, TW)

Operation & Management

Convener: Keith CHADWICK (Fermilab, USA)

55 The CMS Online Cluster: Setup, Operation and Maintenance of an Evolving Cluster

Speaker: Jose Antonio COARASA (CERN, CH)

56 Live Process Migration for Load Balancing and/or Fault Tolerance

Speaker: Adrian REBER (Hochschule Esslingen - University of Applied Sciences, DE)

57 Peta-scale Data Management System Building Block for DCI

Speaker: Ookey LAI (ASGC, TW)

58 Integrated Support for DCIs, Technology Providers and User Communities - Processes and Tools

Speaker: Torsten ANTONI (KIT, DE)

3:30 PM Coffee Break

APGridPMA (Closed Meeting)

Cloud Operation & Management (Part of Operations & Management Track)

59 FermiGrid and FermiCloud Update

Speaker: Keith CHADWICK (Fermilab, US)

60 The Design of Fault Management Framework for Green Cloud

Speaker: Thanyalak CHALERMARREWONG (King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi, TH)

61 Grids and Clouds of GSDC

Speaker: Beob Kyun KIM (KISTI, KR)

62 Grid/Cloud the Resource Federation

Speaker: Felix LEE (ASGC, TW)

Earth Sciences, Environmental Changes & Disaster Mitigation: (II)

63 Seasonal Forecast Modeling Application on the GARUDA Grid Infrastructure

Speaker: Ramesh Naidu Laveti (C-DAC)

64 The HSP, the QCN, and the Dragon: Developing Inquiry-based QCN Instructional Modules in Taiwan

Speaker: Kate Huihsuan CHEN (National Taiwan Normal University, TW)

65 No Title

Speaker: Jesse LAWRENCE (Stanford University, US)

66 Panel Discussion

Speaker: Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

7:00 PM Welcome Reception

Wednesday, 29 February

Keynote Speech

67 WeNMR: Bringing Grid (and Cloud) Computing to a Worldwide Structural Biology Community

Speaker: Alexandre M.J.J. Bonvin (Utrecht University)

68 Understanding the Planetary Life Support System: Next Generation Science in the Ocean Basins

Speaker: John R. DELANEY (University of Washington, US)

10:30 AM Coffee Break & Poster Session

e-Science Activities in Asia Pacific: (Ⅱ)

69 e-Science Activities in China

Speaker: Gang Chen (Institute Of High Energy Physics)

70 Progress Report on Thailand e-Science Infrastructure Consortium

Speaker: Piyawut SRICHAIKUL (NECTEC, TH)

71 Support e-Science Activities in Indonesia

Speaker: basuk suhardiman (itb)

72 Status of e-Science Activities in Mongolia

Speaker: Nergui BAASAN (Mongolian Academy of Sciences, MN)

12:30 PM Lunch

Biomedicine & Life Sciences Applications: (Ⅰ)

Convener: Alexandre M.J.J. Bonvin (Utrecht University)

73 Drug Design for KEGG Pathways with Answer Set Programming

Speaker: Dietmar SEIPEL (University of Würzburg, DE)

74 Applications of Particle Therapy Simulation on GRID Environments

Speaker: Tsukasa ASO (Toyama National College of Technology, JP)

75 GVSS Portal: A Fully Functional High throughput Screening Web-based Service

Speaker: Hsi-Kai WANG (ASGC, TW)

Cloud Security

Convener: Stefan LUEDERS (CERN Security Officer, CH)

76 Bootstrapping IaaS and PaaS Security

Speaker: Jens JENSEN (STFC RAL, UK)

77 Remote Attestations in Cloud Computing: Model and Implementation

Speaker: Anbang RUAN (University of Oxford, UK)

78 User Centric Identity for Grids and Clouds

Speaker: Ludek Matyska (CESNET)

79 Cloud Computing Security Risks and Best Defenses

Speaker: Albert B. JENG (National Taiwan University, TW)

Middleware & Interoperability

Convener: Alberto Di MEGLIO (CERN, CH)

80 Universal Grid User Interface (UGI) for Multiple Grids and Clouds

Speaker: Yutaka KAWAI (KEK, JP)

81 Abridging Scientific Communities Integration with a General Purpose Grid and Cloud Portal

Speaker: Daniele Cesini (INFN-CNAF)

82 Discovering Infrastructure Services with EMI Registry (EMIR)

Speaker: Shiraz MEMON (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, DE)

83 Multi-Grid Job Scheduling

Speaker: Klaus RIEGER (ARI-ZAH, University of Heidelberg, DE)

3:30 PM Coffee Break & Poster Session

Biomedicine & Life Sciences Applications: (Ⅱ)

Convener: Danny HSU (Institute of Biological Chemistry, Academia Sinica, TW)

84 On the Performance Enhancement of WISDOM Production Environment

Speaker: Bui THE QUANG (Institut de la Francophonie pour l'Informatique, VN)

85 Multiscale Simulations of Complex Materials Basing on UNICORE Workflows

Speaker: Stefan BOZIC (KIT, DE)

86 Cloud Computing for Medical Research and Healthcare

Speaker: Yu-Chuan LI (Taipei Medical University, TW)

Business Models & Sustainability

Convener: Ludek Matyska (CESNET)

87 OpenScience: An Open Software and Social Network for Science

Speaker: Alberto DI MEGLIO (CERN, CH)

88 Sustainability Models for Volunteer Cloud Computing

Speaker: Francois Grey (CERN)

89 A Business Model Approach for a Sustainable Grid Infrastructure in Germany

Speaker: Torsten ANTONI (KIT, DE)

90 A Sustainable Future is in the Hands of RedCLARA and the Latin American NRENs

Speaker: Roberto BARBERA (INFN, IT)

91 Mediation Effect of Knowledge Management in the Relationship between Technology and Organizational Effectiveness – an Empirical Study of Mongolian Academy of Sciences

Speaker: Battogtokh DORJGOTOV (Mongolian Academy of Sciences, MN)

Standards Adoption (Part of the Middleware & Interoperability Track)

Convener: John GORDON (STFC, UK)

92 Status of the Adoption of a SAML-XACML Profile for Authorization Interoperability across Grid Middleware

Speaker: Keith CHADWICK (Fermilab, US)

93 Transparent Collaboration of GridRPC Middleware Using the OGF Standardized GridRPC Data Management API

Speaker: Yves CANIOU (University of Lyon, INRIA, CNRS, FR)

94 EGI Federated Clouds: Standards Adoption Roadmap

Speaker: Michel DRESCHER (EGI.eu, NL)

7:00 PM ISGC Program Committee Dinner

Thursday, 1 March

Keynote Speech

Convener: Robert JONES (CERN, CH)

95 Extreme Data-Intensive Scientific Computing

Speaker: Alexander S. SZALAY (Johns Hopkins University, US)

96 Petascale Computing on Tsubame 2.0 towards the National High Performance Computing Infrastructure (HPCI) in Japan

Speaker: Satoshi MATSUOKA (Tokyo Institute of Technology, JP)

10:30 AM Coffee Break & Poster Session

e-Science Activities in Asia Pacific

Convener: Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

97 e-Science Activities in Australia

Speaker: Glenn MOLONEY (University of Melbourne, NeCTAR, AU)

98 e-Science Activities in KISTI/Korea

Speaker: Soonwook Hwang (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information)

99 e-Science Activities in Philippines

Speakers: Denis F. VILLORENTE (ASTI, PH) , Peter Antonio BANZON (ASTI, PH)

100 News on Grids and Cloud Activities in Vietnam

Speaker: Hong-Quang NGUYEN (IFI, VN)

101 e-Science Activities in NUS/ Singapore

Speaker: Tin Wee Tan (National Supercomputing Centre)

12:30 PM Lunch

Data Management: (Ⅰ)

Convener: Glenn MOLONEY (University of Melbourne, NeCTAR, AU)

102 Investigation of Storage Systems for Use in Grid Applications

Speaker: Keith CHADWICK (Fermilab, US)

103 EMI, the Second Year

Speaker: Patrick Fuhrmann (DESY/dCache.org)

104 dCache, Agile Adoption of Storage Technology

Speaker: Paul Millar (DESY)

105 A Novel Data Analysis Service Oriented Architecture Using R Statistics Engine

Speaker: Rich Lee (National Taipei University of Technology)

High Throughput Computing

Convener: Soonwook Hwang (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information)

106 HTC Job Processing on Spot Instances

Speaker: Heon Y. YEOM (Seoul National University, KR)

107 DIRAC Project for Managing Distributed Computing Resources

Speaker: Andrei Tsaregorodtsev (CPPM-IN2P3-CNRS)

108 Experience with the ADCoS

Speaker: Suen HOU (Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, TW)

109 HTCaaS(HTC as a Service): A Large-scale HTC Problem Solving Environment Using Distributed and Heterogeneous Infrastructures

Speaker: Seokkyoo KIM (KISTI, KR)

Security Middleware (Part of the Security & Networking Track)

Convener: David Kelsey (STFC-RAL)

110 EMI Security Directions

Speaker: John White (NeIC)

111 Security Token Service - Transforming the Existing User Credentials for the Grid

Speaker: Henri MIKKONEN (Helsinki Institute of Physics, FI)

112 A Grid Security Architecture for AliEn

Speaker: Steffen SCHREINER (CERN, CH)

113 The Grid Goes “Social”: Extending Authentication to Members of Social Networks

Speaker: Riccardo ROTONDO (GARR, IT)

3:30 PM Coffee Break & Poster Session

Data Management: (Ⅱ)

Convener: Federico RUGGIERI (INFN, IT)

114 A Data Engine for Grid Science Gateways Enabling Easy Transfer and Data Sharing

Speaker: Riccardo ROTONDO (GARR, IT)

115 The Application on Distributed Database for Massive Sensor Data – A Case Study on SELENE(Kaguya) Spectral Profiler Data

Speaker: Wen-yuan KU (Feng Chia University, TW)

116 Performance and Stability of the Chelonia Storage System

Speaker: Salman Zubair TOOR (Uppsala University, SE)

117 The Storage Application and Development Based on iRODS

Speaker: Hsin-Wei WU ( ASGC, TW)

High Performance, Manycore & GPU Computing

Convener: Thomas STERLING (Indiana University, US)

118 Supermassive Black Hole Binaries in High Performance Massively Parallel Direct N-body Simulations on Large GPU Clusters

Speaker: Rainer SPURZEM (Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN)

119 Programming the Next Generation GPGPU

Speaker: Simon SEE (Nanyang Tech Univ and Shanghai Jiaotong Univ., SG)

120 Automotive Grid Malaysia Experience

Speaker: Saliza HASAN (MIMOS, MY)

121 Python for Grid-, Cloud-, and High-Performance- Computing

Speaker: Andreas Schreiber (German Aerospace Center)

Security & Networking

Convener: Steven Newhouse (EGI.eu, NL)

122 From IPv4 to Eternity - the HEPiX IPv6 Working Group

Speaker: David Kelsey (STFC-RAL)

123 IPv6 Deployment in Tier2 Site in FZU in Prague

Speaker: Marek ELIAS (Institute of Physics AS CR, v. v. i. (FZU), CZ)

124 EGI Security Monitoring

Speaker: Mingchao MA (STFC-RAL, UK)

125 Identity Management in Open Science Grid

Speaker: Keith CHADWICK (Fermilab, US)

7:00 PM Banquet

Friday, 2 March

Distributed Volunteer & Desktop Grid Computing: Ⅰ

Convener: Francois Grey (CERN)

126 Volunteer Cloud Computing

Speaker: Daniel Lombraña GONZALEZ (Citizen Cyberscience Centre, CERN, CH)

127 Experiences with the University of Westminster Desktop Grid

Speaker: Stephen WINTER (University of Westminster, UK)

128 One Year of International Desktop Grid Federation

Speaker: Ad EMMEN (IDGF/ AlmereGrid, NL)

HEP Applications: Ⅰ

Convener: Ian BIRD (CERN, CH)

129 Constant Monitoring of Multi-site Network Connectivity at the Tokyo Tier2 Center

Speaker: Tomoaki Nakamura (KEK)

130 Evolution of the ATLAS Data and Computing Model for a Tier2 in the EGI Infrastructure

Speaker: Fernández Casaní ÁLVARO (IFIC (CSIC/UV), ES)

131 Need for the 3-Tiers Data Structure at A Site

Speaker: Dmitry OZEROV (DESY, DE)

Infrastructure Cloud & Virtualisation

Convener: Ludek Matyska (CESNET)

132 EGI Federated Cloud Infrastructure

Speaker: Michel DRESCHER (EGI.eu, NL)

133 Virtualization Infrastructure for Developing and Testing Grid Middleware at CERN

Speaker: Alberto AIMAR (CERN, CH)

134 vcluster: A Framework for Auto Scalable Virtual Cluster System in Heterogeneous Clouds

Speaker: Seo-Young NOH (KISTI, KR)

135 The CONTRAIL Approach to Cloud Federations

Speaker: Jens JENSEN (STFC RAL, UK)

10:30 AM Coffee Break

Distributed Volunteer & Desktop Grid Computing: Ⅱ

Convener: Robert LOVAS

136 DC at Putra : An Experience in Integrating Desktop and Service Grid in Campus Grid Environment at University Putra Malaysia

Speaker: Muhammad Farhan SJAUGI (NVG Scientific Sdn Bhd, SG)

137 A Push-Based Desktop Grid System for Connect6 Applications

Speaker: Chih-Wei HSIEH (National Chiao Tung University, TW)

138 Status of Grids and Clouds in ITB 2011

Speaker: basuk suhardiman (itb)

HEP Applications: Ⅱ

Convener: Hiroshi Sakamoto (The University of Tokyo)

139 ATLAS Distributed Computing Operations in the First Two Years of Data Taking

Speaker: Ikuo UEDA (ICEPP, University of Tokyo, JP)

140 Computing at Belle II

Speaker: Takanori Hara (High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK))

141 Use of the Virtualized HPC Infrastructure of Novosibirsk Scientific Center for Running Production Analysis for HEP Experiments at BINP

Speaker: Andrey SUKHAREV (Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, RU)

Humanities & Social Sciences Applications

Convener: Frank Liu (National Sun Yat-Sen University)

142 A Tool for Collaborative Rule-Based Morpheme Annotation

Speaker: Dietmar SEIPEL (University of Würzburg, DE)

143 Memory Effect on the Voter Model as Non-equilibrium Statistical Systems

Speaker: Chai-Yu LIN (National Chung Cheng University, TW)

144 Crossing the Digital Divide through Dissemination

Speaker: Catherine GATER (EGI.eu, NL)

Keynote Speech: Closing Keynote Speech

Convener: Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

145 Towards an Execution Model for HPC Clouds

Speaker: Thomas STERLING (Indiana University, US)

Closing Session

Convener: Steven Newhouse (EGI.eu, NL)

1:30 PM Lunch