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INVITATION
We are glad to announce that EUAsiaGrid Training for Trainers will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam, 23-27 Oct 2009.
EUAsiaGrid Training for Trainers is a special Grid tutorial focused on the creation of new trainers. Alongside all the relevant Grid topics covered during the tutorial the participants will learn how to organize new tutorials and how to support new user communities.
To reach the goal a limited number of participants will be accepted in order to allow a good interaction between them and the trainers. Moreover, special sessions will be dedicated to discuss problems raising during the organization of training events, and to improve the ability of participants on Grid know-how transfer.
The registration is required for participating the event (Registration Closes on 20 Oct ), please register at: http://indico.twgrid.org/confRegistrationFormDisplay.py/display?confId=807
After the registration period the program committee will select the candidates who will be notified by e-mail.
For the constantly updated training programme, please refer to: http://indico.twgrid.org/conferenceTimeTable.py?confId=807For more information of the event, please visit: http://indico.twgrid.org/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=807
Please feel free to contact us if have further question, we look froward to hearing from you and seeing you in Hanoi!
With Best Regards,
The EUAsiaGrid Project
Jill Lin
Academia Sinica Grids and Clouds (ASGC)
Taipei, Taiwan
mailto:Linjlin@twgrid.org
http://www.euasiagrid.eu/
Contact Person in the Philippines:
Dr. Rafael P. Saldana
Coordinator for ADMU
EUAsiaGrid Project
School of Science and Engineering
Ateneo de Manila University
Loyola Heights, Quezon City
PHILIPPINES
E-mail: raffysaldana@gmail.com
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
4th PRAGMA Institute, National Center for High-Performance Computing, Taiwan
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The 4th PRAGMA Institute
December 1, 2008~December 5, 2008
National Center for High Performance Computing (NCHC)
Address:
No.22, Keyuan Rd., Central Taiwan Science Park, Taichung City 40763, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tel:
886-4-2462-0202、886-4-2465-0818
Toll Free From Within Taiwan:
0800-351-510
Overview
The 4th PRAGMA Institute is sponsored by the National Center for High-Performance Computing at the National Applied Research Laboratories in Taiwan. The theme of "Advanced Technologies Institute with Trust and Diversity" is followed. The institute encompasses applications discussions include resources and data, life sciences, geosciences, and telesciences. The institute includes in-depth tutorials on PRAGMA community and member-institutions-developed software and applications technologies.
PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES:
Day 1 (1 Dec. Monday) ─ Opening & Bioscience
Session 1 @ 3D Theater
9:00~9:30 Welcome Opening
‧NSC delegate
‧Dr. Joe Juang, President, National Applied Research laboratories (NARL)
‧Dr. Eugene Yeh, Director, National Center for High-Performance Computing
(NCHC)
‧Dr. Peter Arzberger, Chair, Pacific Rim Applications and Grid Middleware
Assembly (PRAGMA) (VTC)
SEAIP Delegates
9:30~10:20 (moderator: Whey-Fone Tsai)
New Frontier: Pacific Rim Cyber – Environment For 21st century Education
and Collaborative Research ─ Dr. William Y. Chang, NSF
10:20~10:30
10:30~10:40 Photo Session
Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Whey-Fone Tsai) @ The 3D theater
10:40~11:40 Digital Clinical Chart of a Work of Art (I) – Dr. Maurizio seracini, CalIT2
11:40~12:20 Avian Flu Grid: International Collaborative Environment for Team Science on
Avian Influenza ─ Dr. Wilfred Li, UCSD
12:20~13:30 Lunch
Session3 (Moderator: Wilfred Li ) @ classroom A
13:30~14:00 Molecular Biology study for Avian Flu ─ Dr. Jung-Hsin Lin,Academia Sinica
14:00~14:30 Avian Flu Study in China ─ CNIC (VTC)
14:30~15:00 Current progress on Avian Flu study ─ Dr. Aisyah Saad, USM
15:00~15:20 Coffee Break
Session 4 (Moderator: Wilfred Li ) @ classroom A
15:20~15:50 The deployment of enterprise hospital information system - experiences and
lessons learnt from a real world use case ─ Mei Ling Hsu, Chia-Yi Christian
Hospital
15:50~17:30 Hands-on Applications: CSE On-line ─ Dr. Thanh Troung
Day 2 (2 Dec. Tuesday) - Science for Art @ National Palace Museum (By invitation only)
Session 1 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ NPM conference room
9:30~9:45 Welcome Speech & Introduction of National Palace Museum, NPM
9:45~10:45 Digital Clinical Chart of a Work of Art(II) – Dr. Maurizio Seracini, CalIT
10:45~11:00 Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ NPM conference room
11:00~11:40 Practices of Material Analysis of Art works in National Palace Museum and
Louvre Museum, Dr. Tung-Ho Chen, NPM
11:40~12:20 Digital Archiving in NPM, Dr. Quo-Ping Lin, NPM
12:20~14:00 Lunch
Session 3 NPM
14:00~17:00 Tour on IT facility and Archives of National Palace Museum.
Day 3 (3 Dec. Wednesday) ─ GeoScience & Telescience
Session 1 (Moderator: Ming-Chi Chen) @ 3D Theater
09:00~09:40 Global Lake Environmental Observatory Network ─ Dr. Tim Kratz, U.
Wisconsin Madison.
09:40~10:10 Taiwan Long term Observation for Ocean Research – Dr. Forng-Chen Chiu,
TORI
10:10~10:30 Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Whey-Fone Tsai) @ 3D Theater
10:30~11:00 AIST Geogrid updates ─Dr. Ryosuke Nakamura, Dr. Satoshi Sekiguchi, AIST
11:00~11:30 Current Telescience Development ─ Dr. Shinji Shimojo,Osaka University
11:30~12:00 Formosa II, III, IV ad V ─ Dr. Guey Shin CHANG, NARL
12:00~12:20 Flood Mitigation in Taiwan ─ Dr. Yi-Fong Wang, Water Resource Agency
12:20~12:50 3D GIS Taiwan – Dr. Whey-Fone Tsai, NCHC
12:50~14:00 Lunch
Session 3 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ Classroom A
14:00~14:20 APEC TEL Information Grid and tools development ─ Dr. Hock Beng Lim,
Nangyang Technology University, Singapore
14:30~14:45 Tools in Flood Grid ─ Dr. Te-Ling Chung/ Shih-Ching Lin, NCHC
14:45~15:00 High Definition Video Streaming in Kenting – Yu-Te Lin, NCHC
15:00~15:20 Coffee Break
Session 4 (moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ classroom B
15:20~17:30 Regional Opportunity for Global Observatory Network – GLEON, CREON and
APEC TEL Network. (Presentation from interested institutes.)
Day 4 (4 Dec. Thursday) ─ Resources & Eduation
Session 1 (Moderator: Weicheng Huang) @ Int'l Conference Hall
09:00~10:00 Cloud Computing – Dr. Phil Papadopolous, UCSD (VTC)
10:00~10:30 TWAREN & Applications – Dr. Te-Lung Liu, NCHC
10:30~10:50 Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Weicheng Huang) @ Int'l Conference Hall
10:50~12:20 Hands-on for ResourcesⅠ—Dr. Yoshio Tanaka, Dr. Weicheng Huang
12:20~14:00 Lunch
Session 3 (Moderator: Steven Shiau) @ classroom A
14:00~15:20 Hands-on for Cluster Management: DRBL/Chronzilla – Steven Shiau et al
15:20~15:40 Coffee Break
Session 4 (Moderator: Shih-Ching Lin) @ classroom A
15:40~17:00 Hands-on for Collaborative Network: Colife – Shih-Ching Lin et al
Day 5 (5 Dec. Friday) ─ Site Visit & Cultural Experience (by Invitation Only)
Session 1-2 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin)
09:00~16:00 Visit Taiwan Endangered Animals Research Institute & Cultural Experiences
in Chi-Chi and vicinity area
Related Link:
http://www.nchc.org.tw/event/2008/pragma_institute/
http://www.nchc.org.tw/event/2008/pragma_institute/program.php#day1
http://www.nchc.org.tw/event/2008/southeast_asia/travel_hotels.php
The 4th PRAGMA Institute
December 1, 2008~December 5, 2008
National Center for High Performance Computing (NCHC)
Address:
No.22, Keyuan Rd., Central Taiwan Science Park, Taichung City 40763, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Tel:
886-4-2462-0202、886-4-2465-0818
Toll Free From Within Taiwan:
0800-351-510
Overview
The 4th PRAGMA Institute is sponsored by the National Center for High-Performance Computing at the National Applied Research Laboratories in Taiwan. The theme of "Advanced Technologies Institute with Trust and Diversity" is followed. The institute encompasses applications discussions include resources and data, life sciences, geosciences, and telesciences. The institute includes in-depth tutorials on PRAGMA community and member-institutions-developed software and applications technologies.
PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES:
Day 1 (1 Dec. Monday) ─ Opening & Bioscience
Session 1 @ 3D Theater
9:00~9:30 Welcome Opening
‧NSC delegate
‧Dr. Joe Juang, President, National Applied Research laboratories (NARL)
‧Dr. Eugene Yeh, Director, National Center for High-Performance Computing
(NCHC)
‧Dr. Peter Arzberger, Chair, Pacific Rim Applications and Grid Middleware
Assembly (PRAGMA) (VTC)
SEAIP Delegates
9:30~10:20 (moderator: Whey-Fone Tsai)
New Frontier: Pacific Rim Cyber – Environment For 21st century Education
and Collaborative Research ─ Dr. William Y. Chang, NSF
10:20~10:30
10:30~10:40 Photo Session
Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Whey-Fone Tsai) @ The 3D theater
10:40~11:40 Digital Clinical Chart of a Work of Art (I) – Dr. Maurizio seracini, CalIT2
11:40~12:20 Avian Flu Grid: International Collaborative Environment for Team Science on
Avian Influenza ─ Dr. Wilfred Li, UCSD
12:20~13:30 Lunch
Session3 (Moderator: Wilfred Li ) @ classroom A
13:30~14:00 Molecular Biology study for Avian Flu ─ Dr. Jung-Hsin Lin,Academia Sinica
14:00~14:30 Avian Flu Study in China ─ CNIC (VTC)
14:30~15:00 Current progress on Avian Flu study ─ Dr. Aisyah Saad, USM
15:00~15:20 Coffee Break
Session 4 (Moderator: Wilfred Li ) @ classroom A
15:20~15:50 The deployment of enterprise hospital information system - experiences and
lessons learnt from a real world use case ─ Mei Ling Hsu, Chia-Yi Christian
Hospital
15:50~17:30 Hands-on Applications: CSE On-line ─ Dr. Thanh Troung
Day 2 (2 Dec. Tuesday) - Science for Art @ National Palace Museum (By invitation only)
Session 1 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ NPM conference room
9:30~9:45 Welcome Speech & Introduction of National Palace Museum, NPM
9:45~10:45 Digital Clinical Chart of a Work of Art(II) – Dr. Maurizio Seracini, CalIT
10:45~11:00 Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ NPM conference room
11:00~11:40 Practices of Material Analysis of Art works in National Palace Museum and
Louvre Museum, Dr. Tung-Ho Chen, NPM
11:40~12:20 Digital Archiving in NPM, Dr. Quo-Ping Lin, NPM
12:20~14:00 Lunch
Session 3 NPM
14:00~17:00 Tour on IT facility and Archives of National Palace Museum.
Day 3 (3 Dec. Wednesday) ─ GeoScience & Telescience
Session 1 (Moderator: Ming-Chi Chen) @ 3D Theater
09:00~09:40 Global Lake Environmental Observatory Network ─ Dr. Tim Kratz, U.
Wisconsin Madison.
09:40~10:10 Taiwan Long term Observation for Ocean Research – Dr. Forng-Chen Chiu,
TORI
10:10~10:30 Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Whey-Fone Tsai) @ 3D Theater
10:30~11:00 AIST Geogrid updates ─Dr. Ryosuke Nakamura, Dr. Satoshi Sekiguchi, AIST
11:00~11:30 Current Telescience Development ─ Dr. Shinji Shimojo,Osaka University
11:30~12:00 Formosa II, III, IV ad V ─ Dr. Guey Shin CHANG, NARL
12:00~12:20 Flood Mitigation in Taiwan ─ Dr. Yi-Fong Wang, Water Resource Agency
12:20~12:50 3D GIS Taiwan – Dr. Whey-Fone Tsai, NCHC
12:50~14:00 Lunch
Session 3 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ Classroom A
14:00~14:20 APEC TEL Information Grid and tools development ─ Dr. Hock Beng Lim,
Nangyang Technology University, Singapore
14:30~14:45 Tools in Flood Grid ─ Dr. Te-Ling Chung/ Shih-Ching Lin, NCHC
14:45~15:00 High Definition Video Streaming in Kenting – Yu-Te Lin, NCHC
15:00~15:20 Coffee Break
Session 4 (moderator: Fang-Pang Lin) @ classroom B
15:20~17:30 Regional Opportunity for Global Observatory Network – GLEON, CREON and
APEC TEL Network. (Presentation from interested institutes.)
Day 4 (4 Dec. Thursday) ─ Resources & Eduation
Session 1 (Moderator: Weicheng Huang) @ Int'l Conference Hall
09:00~10:00 Cloud Computing – Dr. Phil Papadopolous, UCSD (VTC)
10:00~10:30 TWAREN & Applications – Dr. Te-Lung Liu, NCHC
10:30~10:50 Coffee Break
Session 2 (Moderator: Weicheng Huang) @ Int'l Conference Hall
10:50~12:20 Hands-on for ResourcesⅠ—Dr. Yoshio Tanaka, Dr. Weicheng Huang
12:20~14:00 Lunch
Session 3 (Moderator: Steven Shiau) @ classroom A
14:00~15:20 Hands-on for Cluster Management: DRBL/Chronzilla – Steven Shiau et al
15:20~15:40 Coffee Break
Session 4 (Moderator: Shih-Ching Lin) @ classroom A
15:40~17:00 Hands-on for Collaborative Network: Colife – Shih-Ching Lin et al
Day 5 (5 Dec. Friday) ─ Site Visit & Cultural Experience (by Invitation Only)
Session 1-2 (Moderator: Fang-Pang Lin)
09:00~16:00 Visit Taiwan Endangered Animals Research Institute & Cultural Experiences
in Chi-Chi and vicinity area
Related Link:
http://www.nchc.org.tw/event/2008/pragma_institute/
http://www.nchc.org.tw/event/2008/pragma_institute/program.php#day1
http://www.nchc.org.tw/event/2008/southeast_asia/travel_hotels.php
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NCHC,
PRAGMA,
Training
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
EUAsiaGrid Training Event in Malaysia
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(Link: www.euasiagrid.org)
EUAsiaGrid Training Event in Malaysia
Date: 28-29 July 2008
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Description: The course is addressed to users involved in the EUAsiaGrid Project. The overall objective of this intermediate tutorial is to introduce in detail Grid Technologies highlighting the practical usage and demonstrate, with some success stories, how grid technology can be used by users involved in e-Science. In order to better appreciate the arguments covered in this tutorial each participant should be familiar with editing UNIX commands and text files. Basic knowledge of grid elements is not mandatory but appreciated.
Schedule of Activities (PROGRAM)
Monday 28 July 2008 [ Day 1 – Tutorial for users ]
09:00 Welcome and badging of participants (30’)
09:30 Introduction to EGEE and gLite middleware (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
10:00 Coffee break (15’)
10:15 The GILDA t-Infrastructure (30’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
10:45 Grid Security in gLite (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
11:15 Hands-on on Grid Security (30’) - Tutors
11:45 The gLite Information System (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
12:15 Hands-on on the gLite Information System (15’) - Tutors
12:30 Lunch break (60’)
13:30 The gLite Workload Management System (60’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
14:30 Hands-on on the gLite Workload Management System (45’) - Tutors
15:15 Coffee break (15’)
15:30 Advanced jobs management (45’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
16:15 Hands-on on advanced jobs management (45’) - Tutors
17:00 Summary of the day (15’)
Tuesday 29 July 2008 [ Day 2 – Tutorial for users ]
09:00 Agenda of the day (5’)
09:05 The gLite Data Management System (60’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
10:05 Hands-on on the gLite Data Management System (45’) - Tutors
10:50 Coffee break (15’)
11:05 Metadata management with AMGA (60’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
12:05 Hands-on on AMGA (25’) - Tutors
12:30 Lunch break (60’)
13:30 Parallel programming in EGEE (60’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
14:30 Hands-on on Parallel programming (60’) - Tutors
15:30 Coffee break (15’)
15:45 Porting Biological Applications in Grid: an experience within the EUChinaGrid framework (30’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
16:15 EGEE Application Case Study : Distributed Drug Analysis Platform (30’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
16:45 VIRALPACK : a GRID based software package for Plan Virology Investigations (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
17:15 Collecting feedback from attendees (15’)
17:30 Summary of the day (15’)
(Note:
I am the EUAsiaGrid Principal Investigator/Project Leader for the School of Science and Engineering of Ateneo de Manila University. For more information, send an e-mail to raffysaldana@gmail.com
)
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(Link: www.euasiagrid.org)
EUAsiaGrid Training Event in Malaysia
Date: 28-29 July 2008
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Description: The course is addressed to users involved in the EUAsiaGrid Project. The overall objective of this intermediate tutorial is to introduce in detail Grid Technologies highlighting the practical usage and demonstrate, with some success stories, how grid technology can be used by users involved in e-Science. In order to better appreciate the arguments covered in this tutorial each participant should be familiar with editing UNIX commands and text files. Basic knowledge of grid elements is not mandatory but appreciated.
Schedule of Activities (PROGRAM)
Monday 28 July 2008 [ Day 1 – Tutorial for users ]
09:00 Welcome and badging of participants (30’)
09:30 Introduction to EGEE and gLite middleware (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
10:00 Coffee break (15’)
10:15 The GILDA t-Infrastructure (30’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
10:45 Grid Security in gLite (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
11:15 Hands-on on Grid Security (30’) - Tutors
11:45 The gLite Information System (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
12:15 Hands-on on the gLite Information System (15’) - Tutors
12:30 Lunch break (60’)
13:30 The gLite Workload Management System (60’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
14:30 Hands-on on the gLite Workload Management System (45’) - Tutors
15:15 Coffee break (15’)
15:30 Advanced jobs management (45’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
16:15 Hands-on on advanced jobs management (45’) - Tutors
17:00 Summary of the day (15’)
Tuesday 29 July 2008 [ Day 2 – Tutorial for users ]
09:00 Agenda of the day (5’)
09:05 The gLite Data Management System (60’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
10:05 Hands-on on the gLite Data Management System (45’) - Tutors
10:50 Coffee break (15’)
11:05 Metadata management with AMGA (60’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
12:05 Hands-on on AMGA (25’) - Tutors
12:30 Lunch break (60’)
13:30 Parallel programming in EGEE (60’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
14:30 Hands-on on Parallel programming (60’) - Tutors
15:30 Coffee break (15’)
15:45 Porting Biological Applications in Grid: an experience within the EUChinaGrid framework (30’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
16:15 EGEE Application Case Study : Distributed Drug Analysis Platform (30’) – Giuseppe LA ROCCA (INFN)
16:45 VIRALPACK : a GRID based software package for Plan Virology Investigations (30’) – Diego SCARDACI (INFN)
17:15 Collecting feedback from attendees (15’)
17:30 Summary of the day (15’)
(Note:
I am the EUAsiaGrid Principal Investigator/Project Leader for the School of Science and Engineering of Ateneo de Manila University. For more information, send an e-mail to raffysaldana@gmail.com
)
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Labels:
EUAsiaGrid,
grid computing,
Training
Monday, June 2, 2008
First EUAsiaGrid Training Event, 28 - 31 July 2008 (Malaysia)
( Source: http://www.euasiagrid.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=1)
The first EUAsiaGrid Training Event from 28 ~31 July 2008, Malaysia
The first EUAsiaGrid Training Event will be hosted by MIMOS from 28 ~31 July 2008 in MIMOS, Malaysia.To help train partners on the effective use and management of the Grid, the first EUAsiaGrid Training Event will be held from 27-31 July 2008 in MIMOS, Malaysia.
This event is designed to teach participants fundamental Grid concepts, how to use gLite for their work and how to install gLite Grid services.The expected participants would be EUAsiaGrid partners, Asia Federation partners, as well as institutes/organization that are interested in Grid computing or any other collaboration partners.
Lecturers of this training will be from INFN (IT), ASGC (TW) and possibly from CESNET (CZ) and HealthGrid (FR) as well. The first EUAsiaGrid Training Event will provide the perfect opportunity for network developing with Asian and European communities, and it is believed to enhance infrastructure collaboration and project application, and reinforce the achievement that EUASiaGrid proposes.
The second EUAsiaGrid Training Event is planed to be hosted by ASGC, Taipei, Taiwan, in 17-19 of October in conjunction with HEPix 2008 Fall Meeting and Grid Camp 2008.
Further detail will be announced shortly. For more event detail, please visit:
http://indico.twgrid.org/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=476
EUAsiaGrid Official Website: http://www.euasigrid.org/
http://www.euasigrid.org.eu/
The first EUAsiaGrid Training Event from 28 ~31 July 2008, Malaysia
The first EUAsiaGrid Training Event will be hosted by MIMOS from 28 ~31 July 2008 in MIMOS, Malaysia.To help train partners on the effective use and management of the Grid, the first EUAsiaGrid Training Event will be held from 27-31 July 2008 in MIMOS, Malaysia.
This event is designed to teach participants fundamental Grid concepts, how to use gLite for their work and how to install gLite Grid services.The expected participants would be EUAsiaGrid partners, Asia Federation partners, as well as institutes/organization that are interested in Grid computing or any other collaboration partners.
Lecturers of this training will be from INFN (IT), ASGC (TW) and possibly from CESNET (CZ) and HealthGrid (FR) as well. The first EUAsiaGrid Training Event will provide the perfect opportunity for network developing with Asian and European communities, and it is believed to enhance infrastructure collaboration and project application, and reinforce the achievement that EUASiaGrid proposes.
The second EUAsiaGrid Training Event is planed to be hosted by ASGC, Taipei, Taiwan, in 17-19 of October in conjunction with HEPix 2008 Fall Meeting and Grid Camp 2008.
Further detail will be announced shortly. For more event detail, please visit:
http://indico.twgrid.org/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=476
EUAsiaGrid Official Website: http://www.euasigrid.org/
http://www.euasigrid.org.eu/
1st Phone Conference (WP5), EUAsia Grid Project (29 May 2008)
Last May 29, 2008 I participated in an international phone conference on the Training Component (WP5) of the EUAsiaGrid Project. The phone conference was organized by the Academia Sinica Grid Computing Center (ASGC) based in Taipei, Taiwan.
Related Links:
1. EUAsia Grid Project (http://www.euasiagrid.org)
2. First EUAsiaGrid Training Event (http://www.euasiagrid.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=1)
Related Links:
1. EUAsia Grid Project (http://www.euasiagrid.org)
2. First EUAsiaGrid Training Event (http://www.euasiagrid.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=1)
Labels:
EUAsiaGrid,
grid computing,
Training
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