From Early Adopters to Mainstream Users
Organized by:
| Thomas Hinke | (NASA Ames Research Center, USA)
Co-Chair APPS-RG |
| Thilo Kielmann | (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Co-Chair APPS-RG |
| Laura McGinnis | (PSC, USA)
Co-chair PGS-RG |
| Judith Utley | (Old Dominion University, USA)
Co-chair PGS-RG |
| David Wallom | (Bristol University, UK)
Co-chair PGS-RG |
Abstract
This workshop aimed at experience with bridging the gap between
early adopters of grids and the more mainstream use of grid technology.
Currently, grids are mostly on the early adopter side of the
gap, asking for the move to the more mainstream users.
For fostering mature production environments, incentives by
application users are vital.
We were seeking experience from early adoptors who would like to become
mainstream users, from mainstream users who would like to use grids,
from those who already do, and from middleware developers and system
operators in charge of providing working grid environments to user communities.
Presentations
Workshop opening: Thilo Kielmann (Vrije Universiteit,
Netherlands)
Slides (PDF)
Production-Quality Grid Environments with UNICORE, D. Erwin, M.
Rambadt, A. Streit, Ph. Wieder, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Streamlining Grid Operations: Definition and Deployment of a Portal-based
User Registration Service, I. Foster, V. Nefedova, L. Liming, R.
Ananthakrishnan, R. Madduri, L. Pearlman, O. Mulmo, M. Ahsant, ANL,
University of Chicago, ISI, (all USA), KTH Stockholm, Sweden
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Early Application Experience with the Grid Application Toolkit (GAT),
S. Le Blond, A. Oprescu, C. Zhang, Vrije Universiteit, The Netherlands
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Implementation of Fault-Tolerant GridRPC Applications,
Y. Tanimura, T. Ikegami, H. Nakada, Y. Tanaka, S. Sekiguchi, AIST,
Japan
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
DMOVER: Parallel Data Migration for Mainstream Users, N. Stone,
B. Gill, J. Kochmar, R. Light, P. Nowoczynski, J.R. Scott, J. Sommerfield,
C. Vizino, PSC, USA
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Grid Application Programming Environments: Comparing
ProActive, Ibis, and GAT,
Thilo Kielmann (Vrije Universiteit, Netherlands)
Slides (PDF)
GeneGrid: Grid Service Based Virtual Bioinformatics Laboratory,
P.V. Jithesh, N. Kelly, S. Wasnik, P. Donachy, T. Harmer, R. Perrot,
M. McCurley, M. Townsley, J. Johnston, S. McKee, Belfast e-Science
Center, Fusion Antibodies Ltd, Amtec Medical Ltd., UK
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
From Proposal to Production: Lessons Learned Developing the Computational
Chemistry Grid Cyberinfrastructure, R. Dooley, K. Milfeld, C. Guiang,
S. Pamidighantam, G. Allen, LSU, NCSA, and TACC, USA
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Solving "Hard" Satisfiability Problems Using GridSAT,
W. Chrabakh, R. Wolski, UCSB, USA
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Grid computing for energy exploration, D. Bevc, S.E.
Zarantonello, N. Kaushik, I. Musat, 3DGeo Development Inc. USA
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Air Quality Forecasting on Campus Grid Environment, Y. Yan, B.M.
Chapman, B. Sundaram, University of Houston, USA
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
Experiences from Simulating the Global Carbon Cycle in a Grid Computing
Environment, J. Cope, C. Hartsough, S. McCreary, P. Thornton, H.M.
Tufo, N. Wilhelmi, M. Woitaszek, University of Colorado and NCAR,
USA
Paper (PDF), Slides
(PDF)
All materials can also be found on the Workshop
WWW page.
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