GridDemo 2003

The 3rd International Workshop on Live Demonstrations of Grid Technologies and Applications

 

http://www.csse.melbourne.edu/~raj/griddemo/

 

In conjunction with

CCGrid 2003:  The 3rd IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid

 

May 12-15, 2003, Tokyo, Japan

 

 

Sponsored by
IEEE Computer Society Task Force on Cluster Computing (TFCC)





Call for Participation

Recently the Grid has become the driving force of IT research. Many new projects and national and international Grid activities have been launched world wide. On the other hand we have no or little experience with real operational Grids and applications. Therefore, the goal of the workshop to give live demonstration of already existing Grids and to explain how they were built and are maintained along with suitable applications. What are their basic working principles and which are the difficulties the constructors had to face during their creation. We believe that the study of such real Grids will help the establishment of new Grids which finally, can lead to the dreamed world-wide Grid.

 

In this workshop we plan to have 6-8 demos and each demo presentation will be divided into three parts:

ˇ        lecturing

ˇ        demo

ˇ        discussion

 

We invite you to give live Grid presentation at the Workshop organized in the framework of the CCGrid 2003 symposium. Please, send a one page abstract describing your Grid activities, technologies, and/or applications and how you will be presented them during the demo. The conference will provide a facility for connecting your computer to the Internet or a computer connected to the Internet. Please indicate clearly, if you need any other special infrastructure or facility for your demo. The speakers are expected to do a rehearsal one day before the workshop so you should explicitly declair at the end of your abstract that if your submission is accepted, you are ready to participate at the rehearsal day before the workshop.

The previous workshops in the series, GridDemo 2001, held in Gold Coast, Australia and GridDemo 2002, held in Berlin, Germany have attracted a large number of demos and active participants.

Please, send your abstract by e-mail to Rajkumar Buyya @ the following address:

 

raj@cs.mu.oz.au

 

The deadline for submission of the abstract is Feb. 18, 2003.

Notification will be sent by March 18, 2003.

 

Workshop Chairs:

 

Péter Kacsuk

 

MTA SZTAKI and Univ. of Westminster         

Kacsuk@sztaki.hu

Rajkumar Buyya

 

The University of Melbourne, Australia

raj@cs.mu.oz.au

 

 


GridDemo 2003 Program


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday, May 14, 2003 @ CCGrid 2003, Tokyo, Japan --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GridDemo 2003: The 3rd International Workshop on Live Demonstrations of Grid Technologies and Applications --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10:45-12:45: * GridLab: Providing Application Tools for the Grid Jason Novotny, Oliver Wehrens, Gabrielle Allen, Kelly Davis, Tom Goodale, Ian Kelley, Kashif Rasul, Michael Russell, Ed Seidel (Albert-Einstein-Institut, Germany) * A Market-Based Bandwidth Broker System for Grid Networks Junseok Hwang, Steve Chapin, Haci Mantar, Ibrahim Okumus, Praveen Aravamudham (Syracuse University, USA) * Gridbus: A Toolkit for Service-Oriented Grid Computing and Business Rajkumar Buyya, Srikumar Venugopal, Jia Yu, Shoaib Burq, Martin Placek (University of Melbourne, Australia), Alexander Barmouta (UWA, Australia) 2:00-3:30 * Numerical Analysis of Diffusion Equation on Computational Grid Y. Yamato and M. Takemoto (NTT Corporation, Japan) * Climate Simulation using Ninf-G on the ApGrid Testbed Yoshio Tanaka, Hiroshi Takemiya, Kazuyuki Shudo, Satoshi Sekiguchi (AIST, Japan) </plaintext> </div> <hr> </body> </html>