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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Photos, Day 2: SEAIP 2008 and 4th PRAGMA Institute, Taiwan

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Southeast Asia '08
International Joint Research and Training Program in High-Performance Computing Applications and Networking Technology
4th PRAGMA Institute
Pacific Rim Applications and PRAGMA Institute
December 1-5, 2008
NCHC, Taichung, Taiwan






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Note: I ran out of batteries for my digital camera again, so I used the webcam of my EEE PC to take photos during the 2nd day of the SEAIP '08 and PRAGMA Institute being held in Taiwan. Our session today (December 2, 2008) was held at the National Palace Museum in Taipei. From Taichung it takes two and a half hours travel by bus (one way) to Taipei.

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Monday, December 1, 2008

More Photos (Day 1): SEAIP '08 and PRAGMA Institute, NCHC, Taichung, Taiwan

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Southeast Asia '08
International Joint Research and Training Program in High-Performance Computing Applications and Networking Technology
4th PRAGMA Institute
Pacific Rim Applications and PRAGMA Institute
December 1-5, 2008
NCHC, Taichung, Taiwan
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Photos: SEAIP '08 and 4th PRAGMA Institute, Taichung, Taiwan

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Southeast Asia '08
International Joint Research and Training Program in High-Performance Computing Applications and Networking Technology
4th PRAGMA Institute
Pacific Rim Applications and PRAGMA Institute
December 1-5, 2008 NCHC, Taiwan




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Sunday, November 30, 2008

Notes (Day 1): SEAIP 2008 and 4th PRAGMA Institute (NCHC, Taichung, Taiwan)

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NOTES:


Southeast Asia '08: International Joint Research and Training Program in High-Performance Computing Applications and Networking Technology

4th PRAGMA Institute
Pacific Rim Applications and PRAGMA Institute

December 1-5, 2008
NCHC, Taiwan

PRAGMA =
A Practical Collaborative Framework

http://www.prgam-grid.net/

  • streaming underwater video

  • bridging grid islands

  • integrating SCMS web and Condor

  • - PRAGMA CA and VOMS

  • MURPA


Working Groups: Organize Activities

Resources

Biosciences

Telescience

GEO


Framework for Collaboration


Resources: Activ middleware improvement and exchange

Biosciences: Avian Flu Grid

Telescience: Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network (GLEON); CREON

Telescience and GEO

Education: PRIME; PRIUS; MURPA; use of HD VTC

Training: PRAGMA Institutes


From PRAGMA to CEPERC: An Opportunity from Success to Excellence


Continuous Evolvement of Community Building

Pacific Rim 32 Institute Members



KEYNOTE TALK:


“New Frontiers in Science and Education:

Cyber-Enabled Environment''


William Y. B.Cheng, PhD

Program Director

Office of International Science and Engineering

and Office of Cyberinfrastructure

wychang@nsf.gov

National Science Foundation


GLORIAD


Global-Ring Network for Advanced


VO: International R&E Network


Vision: People anywhere can do research

LOOKING (Laboratory of Ocean ..)

http://www.pragma-grid.net/


Work with science teams to advance


Integrated Cyberinfrastructure

Layers:


Global Collaboration

Grid Middleware

Cybersecurity

Infrastructure

Globus org Downloads

Nov 2006


UCSD Osaka University Collaboration


Global LakeEcological Observation

Avian Bird Flu in Qinghhai Lake, Qinghai Province, May 2005

Taiwan National Grid

Earthquake Engineering Grid

Flood MitigationGrid

Water Resource Agnecy

Real-Time Video Monitoring River and Reservoir Stage

24 hours a day~200 sites

Influence of Resetting Events for Lake Metabolism


A Near Future 3D Stereo Fiber-Optic Eneabled Ocean Observatory


Coral Reef Environmental Obervatory Network (CREON)


GBR, UCSB


http://www.coralreef.org/


ReefBot is a mobile sensor nerok


Digital Reef Mapping


POWER OF CEYBERLEARNING


  1. Bringing people, information, togethere in the samepalce at the same time


PRIME Students


Global Cyberbridge

University of Sao Paulo's School of the Future (Brazil)

Knowledge triangle


education, research, innovation


Cyber-Eucation: PostDoc, Visit Master Courses


NSC Southeast Asia Program


Globalization:

Two New Developments


Information Technology

The World is Flat


  • distance is not an issue anymore


Global Knowledge Economy


More closely integrated global economy

Competition for Global Resources and Talent

New Knowledge Economy


Increase R&D Investment


Education


Infrastructure


Note: Every 7 to 10 years, new directions come in (e.g., MP3)


Equation for prosperity



Talent + Education

New discoveries

Innovation + new products and services

High quality jobs + greater productivity

Sustained Growth

Sustained economic growth depends on Science and Technology

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Talk: Using Technology to Preserve Cultural Heritage

cisa3.cali2.net

Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Arts, Architecture and Archaeology

3D Modelling with Structured Light

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Friday, November 28, 2008

Direction: Taoyuan Airport to Taichung (Taiwan)

1: Hi-Speed Train --> Southbound to Tai-Chung
Hi-Speed Train
  1. Take Bus to Hi-Speed Train Station, roughly 15 minutes ride. Bus Timetable
  2. Get on Southbound Hi-Speed Train to Tai-Chung. Train Schedule.
  3. Wave a taxi to the hotel
2: Highway Bus --> Tai-Chung

Ubus

There are 3 bus companies run the services from Taoyuan Airport to Tai-Chung City.
The route runs by Ubus is the most convenient one. The bus runs every 30 minutes, from 06:00-24:00, riding time is roughly 2 hours, and bus fare is NT$270.
Be sure to tell the ticket counter your destination is the National Museum of Nature Science.
Wave a taxi, or walk, to the hotel after get off at the National Museum of Nature Science
Taxi Information:
In Taichung taxi fares are NT$70 for the first 1.2km. (NT$15 is added to the final fare shown on meter), and NT$5 for each additional 500 meters. While waiting in traffic the fare increase by NT$5 every five minutes. Between 11:00 pm and 6:00 am taxi meters add an extra 20 percent to the fare. An NT$10 surcharge is added for calling a taxi by phone, or for putting luggage in the trunk.
All rooms are equipped with free internet access. Transportation from the hotels to NCHC is provided and schedules will be available upon check-in.
All invited speakers will be staying in Hotel One.
No.532 Ying-Tsai Rd. Taichung 403, Taiwan
Tel: +886-4-23031234 FAX:+886-4-37026666
Chinese Location Info.
Hotel ONE is the new brand founded and fully managed by Landis Hotels & Resorts. The hotel structure is designed by world-renowned team, KPF Associates. Descending from the spirit of KPF, Hotel ONE Taichung glamorizes Taichung with a cutting-edge cliff shape of floors. Every piece of glasses was specially made to make the building shape as a sailboat from the sides and a fish from above. The hotel, the highest in the city, is now a landmark and ranks as the fifth tallest building island-wide. It’s about 10 minutes walk to the meeting venue.
All SEAIP participants will be staying in the PC Hotel, two persons share one room with two king size beds.
No. 1049 Jiansing Rd, Taichung, 403, Taiwan
Tel: 886-4-23272288
Chinese Location Info.
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