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8:30am - 11:30am
WORKSHOP
The morning session, led by one of the world's leading researchers in
grid computing, will provide an overview of grid computing in an international
context, and discuss current challenges in the field.
Ian Foster
Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago, Global Grid Forum
Steering Group
noon - 1:30pm
LUNCHEON with GUEST SPEAKER
Hosted by the Alberta Informatics Circle of Research Excellence (iCORE)
A catered lunch will be followed by a presentation.
With invited guest speaker, Joerg Schwarz, Scientific & Engineering
Computing, Global Education and Research, Sun Microsystems.
1:30 pm - 3 pm
ADVANCES IN CANADIAN COMPUTING GRIDS
This session will provide a forum for the cross-pollination of ideas and
developments on grid computing project across Canada. Presentations about
major projects will be followed by an open forum on future directions for
Canadian grid computing in the context of international developments.
Current participants include:
- Alberta Innovation
Grid
Netera Alliance
- CA*net 4
Bill St Arnaud, CANARIE
- Canadian Bioinformatics
Resource
Christoph Sensen, University of Calgary
- Global Grid
Forum
Ian Foster, Argonne National Laboratory
- Grid Canada
Andrew Pollard, C3.ca
- National Research
Council
Roger Impey
- WestGrid
Jonathan Schaeffer, University of Alberta
Brian Unger, University of Calgary
3:30 pm - 5 pm
BREAK OUT MEETINGS
Smaller groups will break out to discuss specific technical, strategic
and usage issues related to grid computing. Meetings tentatively scheduled
include:
meeting 1 Canadian gridmasters, led by Ron Senda
meeting 2 Life sciences users, led by Christoph Sensen
meeting 3 Physics
users, leb by Mike Vetterli
5 pm - 7 pm
RECEPTION
Registration
Cost to participants: $100 (includes lunch, and wine and cheese reception)
To register, click here
Grid Computing
in Canada
Edmonton, Alberta - May 1, 2002
Agenda (.pdf file)
Register
(.pdf file)
General info and accommodations
(.pdf file)
The Grid Computing in Canada workshop is running in conjunction with the:
Parallel Computing and Visualization Week-long Symposium
University of Alberta - April 29-May 3, 2002
Program
(.pdf file)
University
of Alberta CNS Up Coming Events Page
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