Progress Since PRAGMA 16

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Progress Since PRAGMA 16

• Challenges for this Meeting

Van Mieu, Temple of Literature, dedicated to
Confucius, 1070, later first national university
1076
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Thank You
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PRAGMA
A Practical Collaborative Framework
HKU
IOIT-VN
Strengthen Existing and Establish New
Collaborations Work with Science Teams to
Advance Grid Technologies and Improve the
Underlying Infrastructure In the Pacific Rim and
Globally
http//www.pragma-grid.net
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Working Groups Organize Activities
Resources
Biosciences
October 2009
GEO
Telescience
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Resources Working GroupVOMS on PRAGMA Grid
(test phase)

• Manage VOMS server
• Create new groups
• Assign group admins

SDSC USA
AIST Japan
VOMS server (PRAGMA VO)
User A
Groups
IHPC Singapore
User B
Avian Flu
User N
e-AIRS
BESTGrid New Zealand
Nimrod
USM-DEER
User A

• Install and configure PRIMA/GUMS
• Nothing to do when a new user joins to PRAGMA Grid

User B
GEO Grid
User N

• Register users
• Assign roles

Courtesy Y Tanaka
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Biosciences

• Streaming data from simulations to visualization
• DataTurbine, Duckling
• Kevin Dong
• Virtualization
• Tutorial later today

JMol Plug-in integrated into Duckling Portal
Animated gif output by frames Streaming
simulation results to real- time vis
Kevin Dong Visited for 4 months CNIC to UCSD Le
Duc Tung HUT also visited for 5 days as well as
students from Jilin, Monash
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Telescience and Education MURPA and Cardiac
Modeling Workshop
MURPA August 2009
Cardiac Modeling October 2009
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Video Testing 24 Oct 09
From JGN
From San Diego
From Melbourne
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24 October 2009
From Melbourne
From JGN
From San Diego
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GEO Grid Workshop

• Welcome (Thai Quang Vinh) Opening Remarks
  (Satoshi Sekiguchi) Grid Computing and some
  research issues in development GEOGrid at VAST
  Dao Van Tuyet
• Introduction of Grid (Yoshio Tanaka) DEMO
  Security in GEO Science (Naotaka Yamamoto )
• OGC Standards (Ryosuke Nakamura) DEMO
  Federating Satellite data and Sensor data
  (Sarawut Ninsawat )
• GEO Activities in PRAGMA
• Synergy and Strategy of NARL's GEO (Franz Cheng)
• Progress of GEO Research at NARL (Whey Fone Tsai,
  Fang-Pang Lin)
• iGEON Cyberinfrastructure for Collaborative
  Research and Education (Arun Agarwal)
• Live E! (Seiichi Kato)
• VeRSI Ecoinformatics Climate Change Demonstrator
  (A.B.M. Russel)

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GEO and GLEON
Landsat image
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GLEON Invitation

• GLEON 9 Wisconsin
• GLEON 10
• 9-14 May 2010
• Passo de Torres,
• Brazil

Guaíba Lake
Passo de Torres
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PRIME 2009

• 13 host sites
• Expanded to five sites
• Doshisha University, Kyoto
• National Institute of Information and
  Communication Technology (NiCT)
• National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium
  (NMMBA), Kenting, Taiwan,
• National Taiwan University (NTU),
• University of Hyderabad
• Continued at eight sites
• Monash U NCHC Osaka U CNIC NCREE USM U
  Auckland, U Waikato

M.Nekrasov NMMBA and NCHC
Jade Kwan, NiCT
M. Mui, U Hyderabad
C. Wong CNIC
C Lau, Osaka
S. Revelli, Monash
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Broadening Impact of TechnologyEngaging Future
Generations
PRIME Student 2009 Jessica Hsieh, USM
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PRAGMA Collaborative Overview

• Accomplishments Link Science/ Education with
  Technology
• Avian Flu Grid
• Linking Gfarm, CSF4, DataTurbine, Duckling, other
  technologies, and virtualization
• Lakes as Ecosystems Services
• Linking databases and sensor data to satellite
  data (and ultimately models) in secure
  environment
• Education content for PRAGMA
• HD Video Teleconferencing (leading to PRAGMA
  course)
• Expanding PRIME

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Experimentation in Workshop FormatMore
Workshop Less Conference

• Panel on Virtualization Chair F.P. Lin
• Philip Papadopoulos, Satoshi Sekiguchi/Yoshio
  Tanaka, David Abramson.
• Two demos, longer
• Virtualization and Avian Flu Grid
• GEO Grid
• Plenary discussion on Education in PRAGMA
• Cool-Things Co-Chair Y. Tanaka, F.P Lin
• Total 8 Quick sharing dynamic presentations
• Cool, potential to be used by others

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Charge to Working GroupsChallenge for Workshop

• Use workshops to conduct work, make plans,
  deliver
• Motivate active participation by all
• More to follow

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Future Workshops

• PRAGMA 18 2 4 March 2010, San Diego. Host
  UCSD, Calit2, SDSC
• One day working institute on coding together
• One day workshop on Coral Reef Observing on
  Friday 5 March 2010
• PRAGMA 19 13 15 September 2010, Changchun.
  Host Jilin University.
• One day conference
• Earlier IEEE conference in August

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SC09

• Several PRAGMA Members
• Targeted Presentations (around floor and at NCHC)
• Presentations by PRIME students
• PRAGMA Dinner Wednesday night 18 November

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Agenda Steering Committee

• Future Activities in the next year
• Business Decisions
• Hosting of PRAGMA 20, Proposal from the
  University of Hong Kong, to hold a workshop 2011
• Proposal to designate SEAIP meeting, organized by
  NCHC, as a PRAGMA Institute
• Membership on Steering Committee

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Personal Acknowledgement

• US National Science Foundation
• Division of Biological Infrastructure
• Work closely with
• Office of Cyberinfrastructure
• Office of International Science and Engineering
• Very interested in international collaboration

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Acknowledgement to Local Organizers

• IOIT for great coordination
• Dr. Vu Duc Thi, Director, IOIT Program Chair
  PRAGMA 17
• Dr. Thai Quang Vinh, Organizing Co-Chair, PRAGMA
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• Mr. Thanh Tung H.D., PRAGMA 17 Secretariat
• Many others
• Nguyen Thanh Thuy, HUT
• Dao Van Tuyet, IAMI, VAST
• Tran Quang Dieu, IOIT
• And many others who helped get us around!