Grid Asia 2008

International Collaboration Track


APEC TEL Grid Session on "Sensor Grids for Environmental Monitoring"
Tuesday, 16 September

Summary
This half-day session provides a face-to-face opportunity for participants to present their work on sensor Grids used for environmental monitoring and related users.   It also aims to solicit participation from other interested APEC economies.

Description
The session will present an opportunity for APEC economies involved in the Sensor Grids for Environmental Monitoring to share their solutions and experience.

  Chair: Dr Lim Hock Beng (Nanyang Technological University)
0900-0930 Experiences and Practices in Grids for Environmental Study (Video Conference)
by Dr Fang-Pang Lin (National Centre for High Computing, Chinese Taipei)
0930-1000 Live E! Project: The Activities of Weather Sensor Network in Japan
by Dr Seiichi Kato (Hyogo University of Health Sciences, Japan)
1000-1030 Synergy of satellite remote sensing and sensor networks on GEO Grid
by Dr Yoshio Tanaka (AIST, Japan)
   
  Chair: Dr Lim Hock Beng (Nanyang Technological University)
1100-1130 Recent Activities of NZNEES, an e-Science Approach to Earthquake Engineering in New Zealand (Video Conference)
by Dr Quincy Ma (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
1130-1200 From e-Science to Smart e-Science for Environmental Monitoring
by Dr Lim Hock Beng (Nanyang Technological University)
1200-1230 Discussion
Moderator: Dr Lim Hock Beng (Nanyang Technological University)

Grid Experts Committee Meeting
Tuesday, 16 September

Time: 1345 - 1630 (GMT +8 Singapore Time)
Place: Matrix @ Biopolis, Singapore
Room: TBA
Audience: Open to grid experts from APEC member economies

APEC member economies (21): Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Chile, People's Republic of China, Hong Kong (China), Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Thailand, United States and Vietnam.

1415-1545 Grid Experts Committee Meeting (1)
 

1. Minutes of Previous Meeting
2. Matters Uprising
3. Update by "AG for Distance Learning" project group [Singapore]
4. Update by "Sensor Grids for Environmental Monitoring" project group [Chinese Taipei]

 
   
1600-1730 Grid Experts Committee Meeting (2)
 

5. Update by "PC Grids" project group [Republic of Korea]
6. Formalization of APEC TEL Grid Experts Committee
7. Preparation for APEC TEL 39 Meeting

  • Grid Showcase
  • Grid Workshop
  • Grid Experts Committee Meeting

8. Any Other Business


Grids Around Asia
Wednesday, 17 September

Description
Central to the International Collaboration track is the “Grids Around Asia” track, which showcases the many exciting Grid Computing initiatives in the various Asian countries.  It aims to provide attendees an overview and insight in to the Grid research, infrastructure, projects and applications that are currently being undertaken.  To this end, Grid Computing researchers and practitioners are brought together to share and exchange ideas on on-going efforts in their respective countries.

  Chair: Dr Lee Hing Yan (National Grid Office, Singapore)
0900-0930 Date Services within the Australian Research Collaboration Service (Video Conference)
by Florian Goessmann (ARCS, Australia)
0930-1000 Recent Activities and Future Directions of e-Science in Japan
by Dr Yoshio Tanaka (AIST, Japan)
1000-1030 Grid Research Initiative in Korea
by Jaegyoon Hahm (KISTI, Korea)
   
  Chair: Ian Ho (National Grid Office)
1100-1130 TBA
by Thillai Raj (MIMOS, Malaysia)
1130-1200 MYREN Phase 2 as Cyber infrastructure for Grid among Academic Institutions: An Update
by Dr Suhaimi Napis (UPM, Malaysia)
1200-1230 National Grid Initiatives in Singapore
by Dr Lee Hing Yan (National Grid Office, Singapore)
   
  Chair: Dr Suhaimi Napis (UPM, Malaysia)
1415-1445 e-Science Development in Taiwan and Asia
by Eric Yen (Academia Sinica Grid Center, Taiwan)
1445-1515 TBA
by TBA (National Centre for High Performance Computing, Taiwan)
1515-1545 Recent Developments of the National Grid Project in Thailand
by Piyawut Srichaikul (Knowledge Engineering Technology Program National Electronics & Computer Technology Center, Thailand)

PC Grid Efforts in Asia
Wednesday, 17 September

Description
This session focuses on the various PC Grid efforts in Asia and how computational power can be harnessed from spare computing cycles of PCs. This sharing will also provide opportunities for collaboration.

  Chair: Jon Lau (National Grid Office)
1600-1620 Korea@Home (PC Grid project in Korea)
by Jun-Weon Yoon (KISTI, Korea)
1620-1640 PC Grids - Harnessing Idle Resources in a PC Pervasive Singapore
by Jon Lau (National Grid Office, Singapore)
1640-1700 An Update on the TCG@NUS
by Tan Chee Chiang (National University of Singapore)
1700-1730 Discussion on Collaboration

EUAsiaGrid Workshop
Thursday, 18 September

Organized by Marco Paganoni (CERN) and Simon C. Lin (Academic Sinica Grid Centre)

Description
In this workshop, we present and discuss the results and status update of EUAsiaGrid project after 6 months from its start. Launched in April 2008, EUAsiaGrid (http://www.euasiagrid.org/) is a coordination action that aims to define and implement a policy to promote EGEE middle ware across Asia-Pacific countries and improve regional and cross-project collaborations. Spreading dissemination, providing training, supporting scientific applications and monitoring the results are the missions of EUAsiaGrid project.

We will share our experience of dissemination and training in Asia. Furthermore we intend to attract people interested in extending their scientific activities in the Asia-Pacific region. The session will also be an occasion to address any issue about cooperation with EGEE and the other Grid related projects in the region.

0900-0930 General Presentation
0930-1000 Report from WP2
1000-1030 Report from WP3
   
1100-1130 Report from WP4
1130-1200 Report from WP5
1200-1230 Conclusions
   
1415-1600 Collaboration Board Meeting

The Collaboration Board comprises one management representative from each partner and the Project Manager.


HPC Leadership Forum
Friday, 19 September

  Chair: Deepak Setty (Microsoft)
0900-0915 Welcome
by Deepak Setty (Microsoft)
0915-0945 High Performance Computing – An Imperative Enabler for Public R&D
by Dr Terence Hung (Institute of High Performance Computing)
0945-1030 APAC High Performance Computing Status & Challenges
by Dr David Kahaner (ATIP) & Prof Yoshio Oyanagi (Kogakuin University)
   
  Chair: Deepak Setty (Microsoft)
1100-1130 Engineering Simulation Solutions and High Performance Computing
by Timothy Kwan (CAD-IT)
1130-1200 Windows HPC Server 2008
by George Yan (Microsoft)
1200-1230 High Performance Computing in the Life Science Environment
by Lim Teck Sin (KooPrime)
   
  Chair: Deepak Setty (Microsoft)
1330-1400 Living in a mixed world - Interoperability in Windows HPC Server 2008
by Dr Steven Newhouse (Microsoft)
1400-1430 MIMOS and Super Computing
by Luke Jing Yuan (MIMOS)
1430-1500 Panel Discussion: TBA
Moderator: Dr David Kahaner (ATIP)

*The above program is subject to change.

   
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