Workshop: Design your e-Infrastructure

Europe/Amsterdam
ground floor (Matrix I (EGI building))

ground floor

Matrix I (EGI building)

Science Park 140 Amsterdam, NL
Gergely Sipos (EGI.eu)
Description

This interactive workshop will look into the design and development of e-infrastructures for emerging scientific communities and their use cases. The event brings together relevant H2020 projects, Research Infrastructures, representatives of e-infrastructure user and provider communities, as well as representatives of key EGI and EUDAT solutions and technologies. Participants will analyse the use cases and requirements of a selected set of e-infrastructure user/provider communities, then in a collaborative way will design and define suitable e-infrastructure setups and roadmaps to address these community needs.  

What do we want to get out of the workshop?

  • Design and implementation plans for community-specific e-infrastructure use cases
  • Answers to participants' questions concerning e-infrastructures 
  • Better understanding of the featured scientific use cases
  • Social network formed between use cases and e-infrastructure service providers
  • Gaps in e-infrastructure offerings, and service candidates to fill these gaps

About the participating e-infrastructures:

  • EGI operates one of the largest multi-disciplinary e-infrastructure of the world (more than 350 providers) and the EGI community has long running experience in the design and development of e-infrastructures. The workshop makes EGI services and the 'EGI know-how' available for emerging e-infrastructure communities. (www.egi.eu)
  • EUDAT offers common data services, supporting multiple research communities as well as individuals, through a geographically distributed, resilient network of 35 European organisations. These shared services and storage resources are distributed across 15 European nations and data is stored alongside some of Europe’s most powerful supercomputers. (www.eudat.eu)

The workshop is open for:

  • Project, research infrastructures and research communities who would like to setup, access or operate an e-infrastructure. Please email gergely.sipos@egi.eu if you would like to contribute with an e-infrastructure use case to the event, so we can discuss the details with you in advance.
  • Technology and service providers from the EGI community. Please email gergely.sipos@egi.eu if you would like to represent a technology or service provider from the EGI community at the workshop. 

Venue, travel, accommodation:

  • The meeting will take place in the ground floor meeting room of the Matrix 1 building of Amsterdam Science Park. This is the same building where the EGI.eu office is located. Google map to the building: http://go.egi.eu/map
  • Journey planner (very helpful website, gives you the most efficient way of travelling between A and B)
  • Information about recommended hotels: on the EGI Conference website

 

This workshop is free of charge, but requires registration. (See link below). This workshop is a co-location of the EGI Conference 2016. The Conference requires separate registration. 

 

Participants
  • Bartosz Kryza
  • Carsten Ehbrecht
  • Catalin Condurache
  • Davit Bzhalava
  • Diego Scardaci
  • Enol Fernández
  • Eric YEN
  • Geneviève Romier
  • Gergely Sipos
  • Giovanni Morelli
  • Giuseppe La Rocca
  • Ingemar Häggström
  • Ingrid van der Laan-Luijkx
  • Jan Bot
  • Kostas Koumantaros
  • Marco Capuccini
  • Mariusz Sterzel
  • Mark van de Sanden
  • Otto Freijser
  • Peter Gille
  • Peter Kacsuk
  • Piscitelli Roberta
  • Radim Pesa
  • Ricardo Graciani Diaz
  • Romain DAVID
  • Ruty François
  • Teresa Gomez-Diaz
  • Thierry Carval
  • Uros Stevanovic
  • Ute Karstens
  • Víctor Méndez Muñoz