All -
Time to get organized for the March meeting. Geoffrey Fox was
here in San Diego, and we came up with some thoughts, the
raw notes I have included below.
We discussed the history of DATOOR and ComputingPortals, what
was good & useful, and what was not. As a result, we decided that
a good focus and deliverable for our working group would be a special issue
of Concurrency, Practice and Experience focussed on current best
practices in Grid Computing.
Here is the basic Process, with some due dates
1. Find BP Candidates (have some, but need more !
European input)
2. Get a list of issues with elaborations (END of JAN BY ITERATING LIST
BELOW)
3. Ask BP Candidates to talk and write about issues at GGF1 with a
template doc (END JAN to END FEB)
4. Refine annotated issues list and produce call for papers
work on this at GGF1, complet by (END of MARCH)
5. Papers ---> publish
End June SUBMIT DATE
End August REVIEW PROCESS
End October Final
Feb 2002 Publish
6. Redo new list start End of June, finish for October Meeting
"list" becomes cosmic overview to be published next year
papers published in (5) become October presentations (Or, we
get a session at HPDC, but that is out of synch).
This is pretty exciting, since it gives us all a venue to publish,
and that will drive interest and _participation_. This will be a
valuable benefit to the GCE community. Should this task be added
to the charter?
For March, we ha!
ve the following KEY tasks:
Task 1. GCE charter (NEARLY DONE)
Task 2. Drive GCE mailing list discussion of ISSUES
subtask: take issues list and create the Best Prac template
Task 3: Organize BP papers, and presentations for GGF1
subtask: submit as official WG docs
subtask: organize GGF1 presentations
Task 4. Organize CPE special issue
subtask: call for papers, etc.
I will be starting separate threads on some of these
(like the issues). We don't have much time for any of
these, but I think that we can get this done for GGF1.
Mary
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Manager, Computational Sciences Portals Group Ph: 858.534.5061
Scientific Computing Department Fax: 858.534.5117
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RAW NOTES:
* Special Issue on Architecture and Applications of Portals
* special focus on portal architecture and implications for
Computational Grids
* Papers can contain:
Overview
Capabilities
Experience
Status
Futures
Architecture
What works CS and Application
Futures What will work in CS and Applications
Papers can address the following Issues:
Metaschedulers
(XML) object specifications for computers, users, programs, data streams
......
Security
Tools e.g. scientific whiteboard
Implementation
Architecture, Java EJB JMS SOAP Perl ...
Scalability
Fault Tolerance
Complexity (real people can't install Complex Codes)
!
Others TBD
need to elaborate each item in issues list
Process
1. Find BP Candidates DONE
2. Get a list of issues with elaborations END JAN BY ITERATING LIST ABOVE
3. Ask BP Candidates to talk and write about issues at GGF1 with
template END JAN to END FEB
4. Refine annotated list and produce call for papers END MARCH
5. Papers ---> publish
End June SUBMIT
End August REVIEW
End October Final
Feb 2002 Publish
6. Redo new list start End June finish for October Meeting
7. Present mini-papers at October Meeting
8. March "list" becomes cosmic overview to be published.