International Symposium on Grid Computing (ISGC) 2006

1 May 2006, 09:00 → 4 May 2006, 21:20 Asia/Taipei

Activity Center, Academia Sinica

Monday, 1 May ¶

Introduction to Grids and to EGEE¶

1 Introduction¶

2 What is Grid Computing?¶

Speaker: Mike MINETER (National e-Science Centre, UK)

3 An Overview of the EGEE Project and Middleware¶

Speaker: Gergely Sipos (EGI)

4 Authentication, Authorization and Security¶

Speaker: Mike MINETER (National e-Science Centre, UK)

10:45 Coffee Break

Practical-introduction to the EGEE Middleware¶

5 Using Your Certificate for Simple Job Submission¶

6 Using Your Certificate for Simple Job Submission¶

12:45 Lunch

Practical-introduction to the EGEE Middleware¶

7 Data Management¶

8 Putting It All Together¶

15:15 Coffee Break

Putting It All Together¶

9 Open Science Grid and EGEE Interoperation¶

Speaker: Ruth PORDES (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)

10 “Grid-enabling” Applications Using P-GRADE and GEMLCA¶

Speaker: Gergely Sipos (EGI)

11 EGEE in Taiwan¶

Speaker: Chih-Chiang CHANG (Academia Sinica)

12 Closing Discussion¶

Tuesday, 2 May ¶

Opening Ceremony & Keynote Speech¶

13 Service-Oriented Science: Scaling eScience Impact (Remote Presentation)¶

Speaker: Prof. Ian FOSTER (The University of Chicago)

Ian Foster- Keynote-final.ppt

10:00 Coffee Break

Plenary: World-wide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG)¶

14 The Pilot WLCG Service - Last Steps before Full Production Services¶

Speaker: Jamie SHIERS (CERN)

Grid Activities in Asia Pacific: I¶

15 NAREGI Project --- the Japanese National Research Grid Infrastructure for CyberScience¶

Speaker: Satoshio MATSUOKA (NAREGI)

16 ChinaGrid and Its Impact to Research and Education in China¶

Speaker: Hai JIN (China Grid)

17 Grid Activities in Taiwan¶

Speaker: Eric YEN (ASGC)

18 Grid Computing Developments in India¶

Speaker: Shri P.S. DHEKNE (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC))

12:40 Lunch

Application-HEP Analysis¶

19 High-Energy Physicists and the Grid: Expectations, Realism, Prospects¶

Speaker: Dario BARBERIS (CERN)

20 CMS Data Analysis¶

Speaker: Lothar BAUERDICK (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)

21 Ganga - a Job Management and Optimising Tool for Submission to the Grid¶

Speaker: Andrew MAIER (CERN)

22 CDF Data Production Model¶

Speaker: Suen HOU (Academia Sinica)

15:30 Coffee Break

Application-Biomedicine: I¶

23 Whole Genome Design and Modeling for Biomedical and Biotech Applications¶

Speaker: Chuan-Hsiung CHANG (National Yang-Ming University)

24 Deploying a Novel Web Server for the Prediction of Ligand Binding Sites on the Grid Architecture¶

Speaker: Jung-Hsin LIN (National Taiwan University)

25 ACGT, SHARE, BioInfoGrid Projects¶

Speaker: Yannick Legre (OPERAS)

18:30 Reception

Wednesday, 3 May ¶

Plenary: Open Science Grid (OSG)¶

26 The Open Science Grid - One Grid Among Many¶

Speaker: Ruth PORDES (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)

Grid Activities in Asia Pacific: II¶

27 Grid Activities in Canada¶

Speaker: Reda TAFIROUT (TRIUMF)

28 ATLAS Data Analysis Infrastructure in Japan¶

Speaker: Hiroshi SAKAMOTO (University of Tokyo)

29 LCG Deployment and Operation in China¶

Speaker: Gongxing SUN (IHEP, Chinese Academy of Science)

30 Challenges in the Building of a National Scale Grid Infrastructure in Thailand¶

Speaker: Putchong UTHAYOPAS (Tai National Grid Project)

Bill St Arnaud.ppt

11:10 Coffee Break

Round Table: Networking¶

31 Building the next generation Internet architecture for Big Science (Remote Presentation)¶

Speaker: Bill St. ARNAUD (CANARIE)

Bill St Arnaud.ppt

32 Panel Discussion¶

Speaker: Simon C. Lin (ASGC)

33 Panel Discussion¶

Speaker: Kenny HUANG (National Cheng Chi University)

13:00 Lunch

Application-HEP Computing¶

34 ATLAS Worldwide Distributed Data Production on the Grids¶

Speaker: Zhongliang REN (Academia Sinica)

35 CMS Computing¶

Speaker: Lothar BAUERDICK ( Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)

36 Grid Application for Belle Experiment¶

Speaker: Shouhei NISHIDA (KEK)

37 IN2P3 Grid Activities in Worlwilde LHC Computing Grid Project¶

Speaker: Frédérique CHOLLET (IN2P3)

Data Intensive¶

38 An Intelligent Rule-Oriented Data Management System¶

Speaker: Wayne SCHROEDER (San Diego Supercomputer Center)

Wayne Schroeder.ppt

39 Presentation 2¶

Speakers: Eric YEN (ASGC) , Wei-Long UENG (Academia Sinica)

40 Grid-based Digital Libraries and Cheshire3¶

Speaker: Ray LARSON (University of California at Berkeley)

Ray Larson- Data Intensive.ppt

41 DILIGENT : Digital Libraries Powered by the Grid¶

Speaker: Bhaskar MEHTA (Fraunhofer IPSI)

15:30 Coffee Break

Application-Biomedicine: II¶

42 Grid-enabled Drug Discovery in Silico Applications¶

Speaker: Yannick Legre (OPERAS)

43 Large Scale Virtual Screening of Drug Design on the Grid¶

Speakers: Hurng-Chun LEE (Academia Sinica) , Ying-Ta WU (Academia Sinica)

44 Using Grid to Facilitate Disease Risk Factor Analysis from Taiwan National Health Insurance Research Database¶

Speaker: Jack Yu-Chuan LI (Taipei Medical University)

45 Sharing and Processing Medical Images on the Grid¶

Speaker: Ignacio BLANQUER (University of Politechnidad Valencia)

Operation & Management¶

46 The German Grid Initiative D-Grid - Status and Perspectives¶

Speaker: Klaus-Peter MICKEL (FZK)

Klaus-Peter Mickel.ppt

47 Asia-Pacific Regional Operation Center Activities¶

Speaker: Min TSAI (Academia Sinica)

48 Grid Deployment and Operations in the UK¶

Speaker: Jeremy COLES (RAL)

Thursday, 4 May ¶

Plenary: Enabling Grid for eScienceE (EGEE)¶

49 Enabling Grid for eSciencE (EGEE)¶

Speaker: Bob Jones (CERN)

Bob Jones-Plenary III- Enabling Grids for E-sciencE.ppt

Grid Activities in Asia Pacific: III¶

50 The APAC National Grid Program in Australia¶

Speaker: Glenn MOLONEY (University of Melbourne)

51 Grid Activities at KEK¶

Speaker: Setsuya KAWABATA (KEK)

52 Towards a Grid Market Hub¶

Speaker: Lawrence WONG (National Grid Office, Singapore)

53 Computing and Information Grid Development in Thailand¶

Speaker: Sornthep VANNARAT (NECTEC)

54 Malaysia's National Grid, Bioinformatics and MIMOS¶

Speaker: Jingyuan LUKE (Malaysian Institute of Microelectronic Systems (MIMOS))

Luke Jing Yuan- Grid Activities in Asia Pacific III.pdf - Nextcloud.htm

11:10 Coffee Break

Grid Middleware & Interoperation¶

55 gLite the Middleware for EGEE - Status and Future¶

Speaker: Bob Jones (CERN)

Bob Jones- Grid Middleware and Interoperation.ppt

56 Middlewre Research and Development in the NAREGI Project - International Standards Strategy¶

Speaker: Satoshi MATSUOKA (NAREGI)

57 Presentation 3¶

Speaker: Miron LIVNY (University of Wisconsin)

Miron Livny.ppt

eScience¶

58 Cosmic Variability - the IT Challenges in Mass Data Management in Astronomical Databases¶

Speakers: Chung-Ming KO (National Central University) , Wen-Ping CHEN (National Central University)

59 GeoGrid: Integrated Platform for Applications of Remote Sensing¶

Speaker: Cheng-Chien LIU (National Cheng Kung University)

60 Application of TWGrid on Taiwan Seismology¶

Speaker: Wen Tzong LIANG (Academia Sinica)

AP Forum – Closed Meeting¶

13:00 Lunch

Industry Track¶

61 High Performance and Technical Computing in Microsoft¶

Speaker: Fabrizio GAGLIARDI (Microsoft)

62 IT as Service¶

Speaker: Meichun HSU (HP)

63 Presentation 3¶

Speaker: Paul LEE (ORACLE)

Service Challenges¶

64 Service Challenge 4 - Ramping up to Full Nominal Data Rates¶

Speaker: Jamie SHIERS (CERN)

65 Commitment of TOKYO-LCG2 to ATLAS Computing System Commissioning¶

Speaker: Hiroshi SAKAMOTO (University of Tokyo)

66 Status of the Australian Tier 2 Facility and Plans for SC4¶

Speaker: Marco LA ROSA (University of Melbourne)

67 ASGC Tier1 Center and Service Challenge Activities¶

Speaker: Jason SHIH (Academia Sinica)

15:30 Coffee Break

Grid Technology¶

68 The Semantic Grid: Enabling e-Science¶

Speaker: David De ROURE (University of Southampton)

69 Managing (Dis)Honorable Guests - Roles for Grid Security¶

Speaker: Dane SKOW (Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago)

70 Thailand Grid Certificate Authority¶

Speaker: Suriya U-RUEKOLAN (NECTEC)

Long Latency Transfer¶

71 Network Monitoring Challenges for High Performance, Long-Latency End-to-end Paths¶

Speaker: Les COTTRELL (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center)

Les Cottrell.ppt

72 Presentation 2¶

Speaker: Yu-Ling CHANG (Academia Sinica)

Closing Remarks¶

19:00 Banquet