UK e-Science All Hands Meeting 2009 : JISC

UK e-Science All Hands Meeting 2009

The UK e-Science All Hands Meeting provides a meeting place between computing science researchers, researchers from a wide range of discipline domains - as evidenced by this year's Themes - and those who support the combined research. It is interdisciplinary and almost uniquely provides a forum for meetings across boundaries that would otherwise not take place.

JISC is sponsoring the drinks reception at the poster session on Monday 7 December. Join us for a drink and hear William Kilbride, director of the Digital Preservation Coalition set the context for JISC’s new Managing Research Data programme in his talk ‘Let the good times roll: e-Science and the longue durée’. William will encourage poster session participants to think about the lasting impact of their work.

JISC-funded activity is well-represented at All Hands again this year, with a lively programme of talks.

Papers

Monday 7 December 2009
11.30 -12.30	User Engagement The Aladdin-2 Launchpad - Engaging the User Community and Broadening Access to the GENIE Model on Local and Remote Computing Resources, Andrew Price Medical and Biological Science Using NGS Grid Infrastructure to Run a Large-Scale in silico Drug Screening Against RAS, Narcis Fernandez Fuentes
13.30-15.00	Social Sciences and Humanities The Elements of a Computational Infrastructure for Social Simulation, Mark Birkin ASSIST: Education Evidence Portal, Brian Rea Sharing and Collaboration Lessons from myExperiment: Two insights into Emerging e-Research Practice, Dave de Roure
Tuesday 8 December 2009
11.30-12.30	User Engagement Building Communities and Awareness at the NGS, Gillian Sinclair Distributed and HPC Coupled Domains in Coastal Ocean Simulations using MPIg on the NGS, Stephen Pickles Sharing and Collaboration SKUA: Retrofitting Semantics, Norman Gray
13.30-15.00	Data and Information Management ASPiS: Architecture of a Shibboleth Protected iRODS System, Jens Jensen Foundations of e-Science Shibboleth Access to Resources on the NGS, Mike Jones Social Science and Humanities arts-humanities.net and the Development of Infrastructure for the Digital Arts and Humanities, Torsten Reimer Methodological Commons: Arts and Humanities e-Science Fundamentals, Stuart Dunn Sharing and Collaboration A Virtual Research Environment for Cancer Image Analysis and Management, Anne Trefethen
Wednesday 9 December 2009
10.45-11.30	Data and Information Management AGAST: Advanced Grid Authorisation using Semantic Technologies, Norman Gray Social Sciences and Humanities Purcell Plus: A Multi-domain Framework for Musicological Resource Management and Discovery, Richard Lewis Integrating the eSAD (The Image, Text, Interpretation: e-Science, Technology and Documents) and VRE-SDM (VRE for the Study of Documents and Manuscripts) Projects, David Wallom User Engagement Engaging Researchers with e-Infrastructure, Neil Chue Hong Adoption of e-Infrastructure Services: Findings, Issues and Opportunities, Rob Procter

Demonstrations

The National Grid Service stand will be running demos including an opportunity to try out SARoNGS, an easier way to access the NGS.

iREAD will be demonstrated on the White Rose Grid Stand

Birds of a Feather sessions

Services to Support and Connect European collaborative Projects and Users through the JISC-funded National Grid Service

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