-------- Original-Nachricht -------- Betreff: SciFlow workshop - April 8, Atlanta, GA Datum: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 14:27:43 -0500 (EST) Von: Brian Frank Cooper cooperb@cc.gatech.edu Organisation: "OptimaNumerics" An: Computational Science Mailing List computational.science@lists.optimanumerics.com
Call for Participation
SciFlow 2006
IEEE Workshop on Workflow and Data Flow for Scientific Applications in conjunction with ICDE 2006
April 8, 2006 - Atlanta, Georgia
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~cooperb/sciflow06/
Sponsored by Microsoft
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Computation has been described as the "third leg" of science, along with theory and experimentation. Certainly, modern information systems are vital to managing and processing the huge amounts of data produced by simulations and experiments. However, existing tools are only now beginning to catch up with the needs of today's scientists, and much more needs to be done to support the computational needs of tomorrow's scientists. In particular, scientists still need effective tools to deal with massive data sets that may be geographically scattered, to apply multiple complex and interacting transformations to the data, and to ensure the quality and repeatability of their computations. The IEEE Workshop on Workflow and Data Flow for Scientific Applications brings together researchers who are exploring how to build the next generation of information systems to address these needs.
The papers presented in this workshop demonstrate the ability of computer scientists and natural scientists to work together to create computer systems that support scientific exploration. The systems and techniques described in these papers range from general toolkits that make it easier for a wide range of scientists to produce and manage workflows and dataflows, to specific case studies of scientific applications which leverage workflow support in innovative ways. Our hope is that by bringing researchers together to discuss these papers, we can help generate further discussions and collaborations aimed at applying workflow and data flow technology to meet scientists' needs.
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----------------- Technical Program -----------------
9:00 Workshop start and introduction ------------------------------------
9:30 Session 1: Creating and executing workflows ------------------------------------------------
Implementing a Bioinformatics Pipeline (BIP) on a Mediator Platform: Comparing Cost and Quality of Alternate Choices. Barbara A. Eckman (IBM), Terry Gaasterland (UCSD), Zoe Lacroix (Arizona State University), Louiqa Raschid (University of Maryland), Ben Snyder (University of Maryland), Maria Esther Vidal (Universidad Simon Bolivar)
A Workflow Engine for the Execution of Scientific Protocols Herve Menager and Zoe Lacroix (Arizona State University)
Exp-WF: Workflow Support for Laboratory Information Systems Brian Gabor, Bettina Kemme (McGill University)
Enabling Scientific Workflow Reuse through Structured Composition of Dataflow and Control-Flow Shawn Bowers (University of California, Davis), Bertram Ludaescher (University of California, Davis), Anne H.H. Ngu (Texas State University-San Marcos), Terence Critchlow (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
11:30 Lunch (thanks to Microsoft) ------------------------------------
1:00 Session 2: Case studies ----------------------------
Managing the Forecast Factory Laura Bright, David Maier, Bill Howe (Portland State University)
Leveraging Windows Workflow Foundation for Scientific Workflows in Wind Tunnel Applications A.Paventhan, Kenji Takeda, Simon J. Cox, Denis A. Nicole (University of Southampton)
Three Case Studies of Large-Scale Data Flows William Y. Arms, Selcuk Aya, Manuel Calimlim, Jim Cordes, Julia Deneva, Pavel Dmitriev, Johannes Gehrke, Lawrence Gibbons, Christopher D. Jones, Valentin Kuznetsov, Dave Lifka, Mirek Riedewald, Dan Riley, Anders Ryd, Gregory J. Sharp (Cornell University)
2:30 Break ----------
3:00 Session 3: Short papers ----------------------------
Managing the Evolution of Dataflows with VisTrails Steven P. Callahan, Juliana Freire, Emanuele Santos, Carlos E. Scheidegger, Claudio T. Silva, Huy T. Vo (University of Utah)
Towards a Quality Model for Effective Data Selection in Collaboratories Yogesh L. Simmhan, Beth Plale, Dennis Gannon (Indiana University)
The Center For Plasma Edge Simulation Workflow Requirements Scott A. Klasky (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Bertram Ludaescher (University of California, Davis), Manish Parashar (Rutgers)
4:00 "Wine down" break (thanks to Microsoft) -----------------------------------------------
4:30 Session 4: Panel ---------------------
6:00 Workshop closing ---------------------
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------------ Registration ------------
The registration for SciFlow 2006 is available as a workshop registration through ICDE 2006.
http://icde06.cc.gatech.edu/nonauthor_registration.html
The main web page of ICDE 2006 is at:
with useful information on registration, accomodation, travel, social events and more information about the whole ICDE program.
Important dates:
ICDE 2006 early registration: March 1, 2006 SciFlow 2006 workshop: April 8, 2006
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