EGI Technical Forum 2010

Session

EEF Requirements and the ESFRI projects

14 Sept 2010, 16:00

Yakult Room (Beurs van Berlage)

Conveners

EEF Requirements and the ESFRI projects: Environmental (ENV) Projects

• Alex Hardisty (Univ Cardiff)

EEF Requirements and the ESFRI projects: Summary and Next Steps

• Bob Jones (CERN)

EEF Requirements and the ESFRI projects: Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) Projects

• Hans Jørgen Marker (Swedish National Data Service)
• Peter Wittenburg (MPI)

193. Data pre-processing for CO2 monitoring and ecosystem sequestration

15/09/2010, 11:00

Use cases for the Environmental cluster of proposed ESFRI infrastructures (ENVRI) revolve around two scientific themes: i) CO2 monitoring and ecosystem sequestration, and ii) understanding geophysical processes. Within each theme, infrastructures encounter difficulties with data (including work flow) processing, specifically: data pre-processing (raw data, data transfer, calibration,...

194. Data post-processing for CO2 monitoring and ecosystem sequestration

15/09/2010, 11:20

Use cases for the Environmental cluster of proposed ESFRI infrastructures (ENVRI) revolve around two scientific themes: i) CO2 monitoring and ecosystem sequestration, and ii) understanding geophysical processes. Within each theme, infrastructures encounter difficulties with data (including work flow) processing, specifically: data pre-processing (raw data, data transfer, calibration,...

195. Data pre-processing for understanding geophysical processes

15/09/2010, 11:40

Use cases for the Environmental cluster of proposed ESFRI infrastructures (ENVRI) revolve around two scientific themes: i) CO2 monitoring and ecosystem sequestration, and ii) understanding geophysical processes. Within each theme, infrastructures encounter difficulties with data (including work flow) processing, specifically: data pre-processing (raw data, data transfer, calibration,...

196. Data post-processing for understanding geophysical processes

15/09/2010, 12:00

Use cases for the Environmental cluster of proposed ESFRI infrastructures (ENVRI) revolve around two scientific themes: i) CO2 monitoring and ecosystem sequestration, and ii) understanding geophysical processes. Within each theme, infrastructures encounter difficulties with data (including work flow) processing, specifically: data pre-processing (raw data, data transfer, calibration,...

197. Discussion

15/09/2010, 12:20

Discussion

110. Introduction

Dr Bob Jones (CERN)

15/09/2010, 14:00

All the ESFRI clusters have adopted the approach of identifying use-cases or pilot projects that develop/deploy key services making use of e-infrastructure elements. The goal of this session is for the ESFRI clusters to outline their use cases/pilot projects sowe can identify synergies across the clusters and remover potentially duplicated effort and close any gaps. This sessions ...

114. Overview of the environmental sciences (ENV) use-cases

Alex Hardisty (LifeWatch)

15/09/2010, 14:05

112. Overview of the social sciences and humanities (SSH) use-cases

Daan Broeder (Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics)

15/09/2010, 14:20

115. Overview of the life sciences (BMS) use-cases

15/09/2010, 14:35

117. Overview of the Physics, Astronomy and Analytical Facilities (PHYS) use-cases

Bob Jones (CERN)

15/09/2010, 14:50

Bob will present slides prepared by Ian Bird based on the PHYS ESFRI cluster meeting held the day before in Grenoble

119. Overview of the EUDAT use-cases

Dr Kimmo Koski (CSC)

15/09/2010, 15:05

EUDAT is a proposal that will be submitted to the FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2011-2 call INFRA-2011-12.2: Dat infrastructure for e-Science to provide data services to the European research community EUDAT is an evolution of the services and structures defined in the original PARADE whitepaper http://www.csc.fi/english/pages/parade

120. Discussion and Summary

15/09/2010, 15:20

Identify synergies between the use-cases presented by each of the clusters and determine how to proceed.