EGI Technical Support for ENVRI+ use cases workshop

Name: EGI Technical Support for ENVRI+ use cases workshop
Start: 2016-05-10T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2016-05-10T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Zandvoort, Netherlands

Tuesday 10 May 2016, 15:00 → 18:00 Europe/Amsterdam

Zandvoort, Netherlands

Description

The overall goal of this workshop is to provide a first line of support, know-how and expertise, to analyse the use cases requirements and setup a roadmap for supporting the scientific community activities.

During the workshop, the requirements of different use cases will be analysed and solutions about how EGI Federated Cloud technologies could be used to deploy the implementation services will be provided. Infrastructure Research Communities will also have opportunities to discuss potential usages of High Throughput Computing resources and Data Federation tools to address the community problems beyond the use cases.

The workshop is open to anyone interested to get familiar with IT-based technologies and solutions to design and develop e-Infrastructures for emerging scientific communities.

The workshop is free of charge.

Audience
The interactive workshop is intended for:

ENVRI+ use case providers;
e-Infrastructure providers;
Members of the agile groups involved in the implementation of the ENVRI+ use cases;
Research Infrastructures interested to get familiar with e-Infrastructures technologies to address emerging research challenges.

- 1
  
  Introduction about EGI
  
  - Structure of the workshop; - Goal of the day.
  
  Speaker: Dr Giuseppe La Rocca (EGI.eu)
  
  Slides
- 2
  
  ENVRIPLUS e-infrastructure Argo data subscription use case
  
  Speaker: Dr Thierry Carval (ifremer)
  
  Slides
- 3
  
  Support for MBA on modelling the DASSH Data Archive System
  
  Speakers: Abraham Nieva de la Hidalga (Cardiff University), Alex Hardisty (LifeWatch)
  
  Slides
- 16:15
  
  Coffee break
- 4
  
  Break-out groups - Designing community-specific e-infrastructures
  
  Forming break-out groups to analyse and further discuss the e-infrastructure use cases. The use case analysis will be based on pre-defined templates to be provided by workshop organisers. The outcome of the analysis will be e-infrastructure design and e-infrastructure implementation plans. These will be presented to the audience at the end of the day, and will drive post-workshop implementation work.
- 5
  
  Final report and roadmap