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SESSION LEADER(S):Jarek Nabrzyski, Daniel S. Katz, Ian Foster
ROOM:TCC LL5
ABSTRACT: What should the global cyberinfrastructure ecosystem look like in 10 years, and how will we get there?
This BOF is a forum for the global eResearch community. It will bring together thinkers and practitioners of cyberinfrastructure, and brainstorm how to create a truly integrated global cyberinfrastructure. We intend to discuss the process by which a national, continental, or global cyberinfrastructure vision could be established. Who are the key stakeholders who need to be involved? How do we move towards truly integrating cyberinfrastructure elements at all levels, including those of individual investigators, campuses, countries, and regions? How do we move towards integrating networks, clusters, supercomputers, grids, and clouds? How do we integrate software and middleware across these systems? Our goal is to bring communities together and identify synergies and a future vision. We will follow up with a series of workshops that will include major players on all continents.
Session Leader Details:
Jarek Nabrzyski (Primary Session Leader) - University of Notre Dame
Daniel S. Katz (Secondary Session Leader) - Computation Institute
Ian Foster (Secondary Session Leader) - Argonne National Laboratory