All Hands 2005 Major Sponsor:
| AHM2005 Innovating through e-Science |  |
Provisional Programme
| Monday 19 September | ||||
| Session | Session | ID | Presentation / Exhibit | Presenter(s) |
| 17:00 - 20:00 | W1: Making e-Science Usable Chair: Tom Rodden Venue: Auditorium |
[387] | Factors Influencing the Early Adoption of e-HTPX within Structural Based Drug Design [PPT] | Michael Gleaves |
| [398] | The 'end to end' crystallographic experiment in an e-Science environment: From conception to publication. [PPT] | Simon Coles | ||
| [425] | eScience usability: the eMinerals experience [PPT] | Martin Dove | ||
| [448] | Grid enabling legacy applications for scalability - Experiences of a production grid on the UK NGS [PPT] | Anjan Pakhira | ||
| [487] | GeodiseLab: Making the Grid Usable [PDF] | Graeme Pound | ||
| [488] | The eMinerals minigrid and the National Grid Service: a users perspective [PPT] | Marmier A | ||
| [548] | Testing for scalability in a Grid record usage service | John Brooke | ||
| [563] | Organisational and technological challenges of large-scale multi-disciplinary scientific research [PPT] | Marina Jirotka | ||
| [565] | Re-factoring grid computing for usability [PPT] | Bruce Beckles | ||
| 17:00 - 20:00 | W2: UKLight, the First Year: Applications and Research Using the New Optical R&D Network Detailed Workshop Programme Chair: Peter Clarke, Dimitra Simeonidou Venue: Conference Room 1 |
The Evolution of Networks Over the Next 10 Years to Support Large-Scale Science | Bill Johnston (ESNet) | [374] | Exploitation of Switched Lightpaths for e-Health [PDF] | Lee Momtahan |
| [421] | 46PaQ: IPv4 and IPv6 Performance and QoS [PDF] | Saleem Bhatti | ||
| [444] | The ESLEA Control Plane Software [PDF] | Clive Davenhall | ||
| [455] | SPICE: Simulated Pore Interactive Computing Experiment - Using Grid computing to understand DNA translocation across protein nanopores embedded in lipid membranes [PDF] | Shantenu Jha | ||
| [492] | High Rate Internet Data Transfer for eVLBI [PPT] | Ralph Spencer | ||
| [537] | Commercial e-Science Applications on UK Light | Terry Harmer | ||
| [543] | CDF's Utilization of Switched Circuit Optical Networks [PPT] | Barney Garrett | ||
| 17:00 - 20:00 | W3: Data Integration in e-Science: What Does the Grid Give Us? Chair: Neil Chue Hong Venue: Conference Room 2 |
[322] | A Unified View of Protein Sequence and Structure Using the Distributed Annotation System [PDF] | Andreas Prlic |
| [394] | Comparison of Data Access and Integration Technologies in the Life Science Domain [PPT] | Richard O, Sinnott | ||
| [418] | Experiences with supporting mass storage for multiple communities [PPT] | Jens Jensen | ||
| [428] | eSDO: UK Access to the Solar Dynamics Observatory [PPT] | Elizabeth Auden | ||
| [432] | A new Architecture for OGSA-DAI [PDF] [PPT] | Malcolm P. Atkinson | ||
| [500] | Data Integration in Bioinformatics Using OGSA-DAI [PPT] | Shirley Crompton | ||
| 17:00 - 20:00 | W4: Portals and Virtual Research Environments I Chair: Robert Allan Venue: Conference Room 3 |
[339] | The GeneGrid Portal: A User Interface for a Virtual Bioinformatics Laboratory | Paul Donachy |
| [357] | Matchmaking Portal for the Discovery of Numerical and Symbolic Services [PDF] | Simone Ludwig | ||
| [383] | A Web/Grid Services Approach for a Virtual Research Environment Implementation [PPT] | Y.W. Sim | ||
| [385] | Portal Design, Synchrotron and HPC Services in e-HTPX - A resource for High Throughput Protein Crystallography [PPT] | Ronan Keegan | ||
| [406] | A Service Oriented Architecture for Portals using Portlets | Rob Allan | ||
| [427] | A Collaborative e-Science Architecture towards a Virtual Research Environment [PPT] | Tran Vu Pham | ||
| [443] | Virtual Research Environments: Sakai Demonstrator [PPT] | Rob Crouchley | ||
| [484] | The RealityGrid Steering Portal [PDF] | Mark G, Beckett | ||
| [545] | VRE for the Integrative Biology Research Consortium (IB VRE) [PPT] | Matthew J., Dovey | ||
| 17:00 - 20:00 | W5: Text Mining, e-Research and Grid-enabled Language Technology Detailed Workshop Programme Chair: Ewan Klein Venue: Conference Room 4 |
[345] | Benchmarking ontology-based annotation tools for the Semantic Web [PPT] | Diana Maynard |
| [405] | Supporting Text Mining for e-Science: the challenges for Grid-enabled NLP | Roger Evans | ||
| [458] | Using Text Mining for Understanding Insulin Signalling | Moustafa Ghanem | ||
| [467] | Language Technology for Processing Chemistry Publications | Peter Murray-Rust | ||
| [477] | Information Extraction from Clinical Records [PPT] | Henk Harkema | ||
| [507] | Mining and Modelling Temporal Clinical Data [PPT] | Henk Harkema | ||
| [515] | Retrieving hierarchical text structure from typeset scientific articles [PDF] | Ian Lewin | ||
| Tuesday 20 September | ||||
| 09:00 - 09:15 | Welcome from Professor Sir David Wallace Chair: Ron Perrot Venue: Auditorium |
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| 09:15 - 10:00 | Keynote Talk: Professor John O'Reilly [PDF] [PPT] Chair: Ron Perrott Venue: Auditorium |
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| 10:00 - 11:00 |
Keynote Talk: Building a Usable Infrastructure for e-Science: An Information Perspective - Christine Borgman (University of California) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License. [PPT] Chair: Professor Ian Diamond Venue: Auditorium |
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| 11:00 - 11:30 | Coffee Break Venue: Marquee, Atrium and Main Corridor |
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| 11:30 - 12:30 | Keynote Talk: GNGrid: Progress, Problems and Prospects - Depei Qian (Xian Jiaotong University - Shanghai) Chair: Ron Perrott Venue: Auditorium |
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| 12:30 - 14:00 | Lunch Venue: Marquee |
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| 14:00 - 15:15 | W6: Knowledge Management: Priorities for the Way Forward Chair: Alan Rector Venue: Auditorium |
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| 14:00 - 15:15 | R1.1: Provenance Chair: Omer Rana Venue: Conference Room 1 |
[503] | A proof of concept: Provenance in a Service Oriented Architecture [PPT] | Liming Chen |
| [343] | PReServ: Provenance Recording for Services [PPT] | Paul Groth | ||
| [501] | Validation of E-Science Experiments using a Provenance-based Approach [PDF] [PPT] | Sylvia Wong | ||
| 14:00 - 15:15 | R1.2: Quality-of-Service and Service Level Agreements Chair: John Brooke Venue: Conference Room 2 |
[526] | Grid Service Level Agreements Combining Resource Reservation and Predictive Run-time Adaptation [PPT] | James Padgett |
| [324] | QoSOnt - An Ontology for QoS in Service-Centric Systems [PPT] | Glen Dobson | ||
| [528] | SLA Based Job Scheduling: A Case Study on Policies for Negotiation with Resources [PDF] | Viktor Yarmolenko | ||
| 14:00 - 15:15 | R1.3: Data Mining and Querying Chair: Yike Guo Venue: Conference Room 3 |
[311] | GEDDM: Comparisons of OGSA-DAI and GridFTP for access to and conversion of remote unstructured data in legal data mining. [PPT] | Karen Loughran |
| [336] | Intuitive Querying of e-Health Data Repositories [PPT] | Catalina Hallett | ||
| [340] | GEDDM: Grid Management Framework to Support Computationally Intensive On Demand Data Mining Services in a Business Environment | Paul Donachy | ||
| 14:00 - 15:15 | R1.4: Operations and Support Chair: Marta Kwiatkowska Venue: Conference Room 4 |
[416] | The UKs Grid Operations Support Centre and the National Grid Service [PPT] | Neil Geddes |
| [508] | Grid Deployment and Operations for EGEE, LCG and GridPP [PPT] | Jeremy Coles | ||
| [553] | Testing Grid Software on the Grid [PPT] | Steven Newhouse | ||
| 15:15 - 16:00 | Coffee Break Venue: Marquee, Atrium and Main Corridor |
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| 16:00 - 17:40 | W7: Portals and Virtual Research Environments II Chair: Robert Allan Venue: Auditorium |
[351] | Advanced Collaboration Tools To Support Integration & Steering of Multi-site Experiments [PDF] | Kevin T W, Tan; Daniela K, Tsaneva |
| [404] | A portal interface to myGrid workflow technology [PPT] | Stefan J, Rennick Egglestone | ||
| [446] | Adopting and Extending Portlet Technologies for e-Science Workflow Deployment [PPT] | Michelle Osmond | ||
| [517] | Executing Workflow-Based Grid Applications with the Collaborative P-GRADE Portal [PPT] | Gergely Sipos | ||
| 16:00 - 17:40 | R2.1: Bioscience Applications Chair: Paul Jeffreys Venue: Conference Room 1 |
[319] | e-Fungi: An e-Science Infrastructure for Comparative Functional Genomics in Fungal Species | Mike Cornell |
| [355] | Using the Grid in the Mouse Atlas Project | Mehran Sharghi | ||
| [512] | Lightwieght Solution for Protein Annotation [PDF] | Shikta Das | ||
| 16:00 - 17:40 | R2.2: Data Repositories Chair: W. Alex Gray Venue: Conference Room 2 |
[434] | Autonomic Management of Ubiquitous e-Health Systems | Naranker Dulay |
| [485] | Disclosure Risk and Grid Computing [PPT] | Mark Elliot | ||
| [525] | Proteome Data Integration: Characteristics and Challenges [PPT] | Khalid Belhajjame | ||
| [509] | Towards Data Integration for Computational Chemistry | Philip A Couch | ||
| 16:00 - 17:40 | R2.3: Tools and Infrastructure I Chair: Steven Newhouse Venue: Conference Room 3 |
[493] | Multicast Application Sharing Tool for the Access Grid Toolkit [PDF] | S Mehmood Hasan |
| [560] | ICENI II Architecture [PDF] | A. Stephen McGough | ||
| [569] | Task and Resource Descriptions for Computational Grids [PDF] | Ian Stokes-Rees | ||
| [328] | The Open Overlays Collaborative Workspace Environment [PDF] | David Duce | ||
| 16:00 - 17:40 | R2.4: Security I Chair: Anne Trefethen Venue: Conference Room 4 |
[376] | Single Sign-on to the Grid [PPT] | J Jensen |
| [431] | Current methods for negotiating firewalls for the Condor(R) system [PPT] | Bruce Beckles | ||
| [435] | Building a secure Condor pool in an open academic environment [PPT] | Bruce Beckles | ||
| [568] | Implementing privilege separation in the Condor system [PPT] | Bruce Beckles | ||
| 17:45 - 22:00 | Poster Session & Buffet Venue: Marquee |
[309] | Web-services for the biology community: the BASIS project | Colin Gillespie |
| [310] | Parameter Vocabularies in the NERC DataGrid Project | Roy Lowry | ||
| [312] | Integrating with the Access Grid: Experiences and Issues | Chris Greenhalgh | ||
| [315] | Flexible Dynamic Binding in Agile Grid Development | Jovan Cakic | ||
| [320] | Debugging OWL-DL Ontologies: A Heuristic Approach | Hang Wang | ||
| [321] | Implementing WS-Security in Perl | Stefan Zasada | ||
| [323] | VREs in the Arts and Humanities | Stuart Dunn | ||
| [327] | GridPP Portal | Gidon Moont | ||
| [329] | Tools for integrating 3D single cell and population neuroanatomy data | Howell F | ||
| [330] | Building and running large scale computational neuroscience models | Fred Howell | ||
| [332] | PlanningGridGateway - e-Science and e-Government Integration: A Northern Ireland Planning process perspective | Paul Donachy | ||
| [334] | mcp: A Reliable Multicast File Transfer Tool | Karl Jeacle | ||
| [341] | MOSES: Modelling and Simulation for e-Social Science | Mark Birkin | ||
| [346] | A Service Oriented Infrastructure to Facilitate Trust in Collaborative Working | Pete Burnap | ||
| [354] | Supporting Semantic Life Science Middleware with Web Service Resource Framework | Bartosz Wietrzyk | ||
| [364] | An Architecture for QoS Enabled Dynamic Web Service Deployment | Charles Kubicek | ||
| [365] | NeuroGrid: Collaborative Neuroscience via Grid Computing | Andrew Simpson or Sharon Lloyd | ||
| [377] | A Scalable Registry Service for jGMA | Mat Grove | ||
| [386] | Data Discovery in the NERC DataGrid | Marta Gutierrez | ||
| [396] | On Generating Dependable Decentralised Web Service Business Sessions | Dacheng Zhang | ||
| [397] | Security Infrastructure for Grid-Enabled Biomedical Services | Anthony Stell | ||
| [400] | Applying e-Science to Computational Chemistry | Dr David S Coombes | ||
| [402] | Using Grid Services From Behind A Firewall | Andrew L, Rowland | ||
| [409] | Towards A Grid-Enabled Biomolecular Simulations Database | Bing Wu | ||
| [413] | The University of Bristol Grid, a production campus grid | David Wallom | ||
| [436] | WSRP Reincarnation of Service Oriented Architecture | Rob Allan | ||
| [437] | Usability of the UK e-Science Certification Authority | J Jensen; M Viljoen | ||
| [447] | Supporting e-Research using Representation Information | David Giaretta | ||
| [457] | The Memetic Project: Meeting Memory Technologies Informing Collaboration | Michael Daw | ||
| [461] | Certificate-based Security for the NCS Grid Service | Jeremy Frey | ||
| [464] | APEL: An implementation of Grid accounting using R-GMA | John Gordon | ||
| [471] | Panoply of Utilities in Taverna | Chris Wroe | ||
| [473] | Scientific Workflow applied to nano- and material sciences | Vasa Curcin | ||
| [475] | LCG Data Management: From EDG to EGEE | Graeme Stewart | ||
| [476] | NERC Data Grid Authorisation Architecture | Neil Bennett | ||
| [486] | The deployment mechanisms for the ATLAS software | Grigori Rybkine | ||
| [489] | Semantic Storage of Chemical Data | Kieron Taylor | ||
| [490] | Ganga user interface for job definition and management | Karl Harrison | ||
| [496] | Visualization on the UK National Grid Service using GAPtk, a generic toolkit | Srikanth Nagella | ||
| [499] | Using a Software Product Line Approach in Designing Grid Services | Rabih Bashroush | ||
| [502] | GRIDCC - providing a real-time Grid for distributed instrumentation | Peter R Hobson | ||
| [505] | Illustrating Publication@Source: The Behaviour of Benzo-15-crown-5 at the Solution/Air Interface by Experiment and Molecular Dynamics Simulations. | Jeremy Frey | ||
| [522] | GSiB Visual Environment for Web Service Composition and Enactment | Dr. Yan Huang | ||
| [524] | Distributed analysis in the ATLAS experiment | Chun Lik (Alvin) Tan | ||
| [530] | Grid-based production and operations in the ATLAS experiment. | F,Brochu | ||
| [531] | An Approach for Shibboleth and Grid Integration [PDF] | Francisco, Pinto | ||
| [532] | MPJ: A New Look at MPI for Java | Aamir Shafi | ||
| [542] | ImpliedVolatilityGrid: Grid Based Integration to Provide On Demand Financial Risk Analyisis | Gordon Macleod | ||
| [552] | NERC Ecological Data Grid (EcoGrid) | Neil Bennett | ||
| [561] | CancerGrid: developing open standards for clinical cancer informatics | Peter Maccallum | ||
| [564] | DynamicWrappers: a rule based metadata conversion and integration system for e-Science applications | Shoaib A. Sufi | ||
| [574] | Are personal digital certificates really usable and scalable? | Mark Norman | ||
| [474] | ESLEA: Exploitation of Switched Lightpaths for e-Science Applications | Colin Greenwood | ||
| Wednesday 21 September | ||||
| 09:00 - 09:45 | Keynote talk: Knowledge Based e-Science - Professor Nigel Shadbolt (University of Southampton) [PDF] [PPT] Chair: Malcolm Read (JISC) Venue: Auditorium |
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| 09:45 - 10:30 | Keynote talk: JISC - Supporting the Research and Education Communities - Professor Peter Clarke (NeSC) [PDF] [PPT] Chair: Malcolm Read (JISC) Venue: Auditorium |
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| 10:30 - 11:00 | Coffee Break Venue: Marquee, Atrium and Main Corridor |
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| 11:00 - 13:10 | W8: Chinese e-Science Chair: Depei Qian Venue: Auditorium |
[575] | Scientific Data Grid [PPT] | Ze Luo |
| [576] | An Introduction to the National Geological Grid | Yongbo Zhang | ||
| [577] | CNGrid Software 2: Service Oriented Approach to Grid Computing [PPT] | Zhiwei Xu | ||
| [578] | Drug Discovery Grid [PPT] | Wenju, Zhang | ||
| [579] | The Realization of GRAPES Model on the China Meteorological Application Grid Environment | Yang, Xuesheng | ||
| 11:00 - 13:10 | IECnet Industry Track (invitation only) Detailed Programme & Registration Chair: Dave Berry Venue: Gallery 2 & 3 |
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| 11:00 - 13:10 | R3.1: Tools and Infrastructure II Chair: Alistair Dunlop Venue: Conference Room 1 |
[456] | A Scalable Service Architecture for Distributed Search [PPT] | Mark Jessop |
| [468] | Automatic Deployment and Interoperability of Grid Services [PPT] | Yonathan Zetuny | ||
| [521] | Condor Birdbath: Web Service interfaces to condor [PPT] | Clovis Chapman | ||
| [556] | Open Overlay Support for the Divergent Grid [PDF] | Paul Grace | ||
| [460] | GROWL: A Lightweight Grid Services Toolkit and Applications [PPT] | John Kewley | ||
| 11:00 - 13:10 | R3.2: Physical Science Applications Chair: Tom Jackson Venue: Conference Room 2 |
[349] | GridPP: Meeting the Particle Physics Computing Challenge [PPT] | Tony Doyle |
| [494] | Reprocessing DØ data with SAMGrid [PDF] | Frederic Villeneuve-Seguier | ||
| [424] | eScience methods for the combinatorial chemistry problem of adsorption of pollutant organic molecules on mineral surfaces | Toby White | ||
| [481] | Chemistry By Mobile Phone (or how to justify more time at the bar) | Jamie M, Robinson | ||
| [441] | eMinerals: Science Outcomes enabled by new Grid Tools [PPT] | Maria Alfredsson | ||
| 11:00 - 13:10 | R3.3: Performance Chair: Stephen Jarvis Venue: Conference Room 3 |
[422] | A Performance Evaluation of Using SOAP with Attachments for e-Science | Ying,Ying |
| [440] | Scalable clustering on the Data Grid [PPT] | Patrick Wendel | ||
| [453] | Experience on Performance Evaluation with OGSA-DQP [PPT] | Anastasios Gounaris | ||
| [504] | Performance Analysis of a Semantics Enabled Service Registry [PPT] | Weijian Fang | ||
| [527] | Performance Prediction for a Code with Data-dependant Runtimes | Brian Foley | ||
| 11:00 - 13:10 | R3.4: Workflow, Messaging, and Dynamic Services Chair: David W Walker Venue: Conference Room 4 |
[523] | A Workflow Engine with Multi-Level Parallelism Supports [PPT] | Qifeng Huang |
| [333] | Dynasoar: An Architecture for the Dynamic Deployment of Web Services on a Grid or the Internet [PPT] | Paul Watson | ||
| [395] | Worldwide Messaging Support for High Performance Real-time Collaboration [PPT] | Pete Burnap | ||
| [573] | Data streaming, workflow and firewall-friendly Grid Services with Styx [PDF] | Jon Blower | ||
| [423] | Dynamic Web Service Selection for Workflow Optimization [PPT] | Lican Huang | ||
| 13:10 - 14:30 | Lunch Venue: Marquee |
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| 14:30 - 16:30 | Demo Session | |||
| 15:00 - 16:00 | Informal Press Briefing Chair: Tony Hey Venue: Gallery |
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| 16:30 - 17:00 | Coffee Break Venue: Marquee, Atrium and Main Corridor |
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| 17:00 - 19:00 | BoF1: Living with the Grid: Operation and Expansion of the NGS Chair: Neil Geddes, Stephen Pickles Venue: Conference Room 1 |
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| 17:00 - 19:00 | BoF2: National Grid Service Users Forum Chair: Andrew Richards, Malcolm Atkinson Venue: Conference Room 2 |
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| 17:00 - 19:00 | BoF3: Computational Grids for Environmental e-Science Chair: Martin Dove, Stuart Ballard, Jon Blower Venue: Conference Room 3 |
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| 17:00 - 19:00 | BoF4: Collaboration in Training Further Information please see http://wiki.nesc.ac.uk/read/ahm_bof_training Chair: Mike Mineter Venue: Conference Room 4 |
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| 17:00 - 19:00 | BoF5: From Compute Pool to Campus Grid Chair: Bruce Beckles, Clovis Chapman, John Kewley, David Wallom Venue: Auditorium |
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| 20:00 - 23:30 | Gala Evening Venue: Marquee |
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| Thursday 22 September | ||||
| 09:00 - 10:40 | W9: Web Services Architecture and Dependability: an e-Science Perspective Detailed Workshop Programme Chair: Panos Periorellis Venue: Auditorium |
[366] | Development and deployment of an application hosting environment for grid based computational science | Matt Harvey |
| [378] | On XACML, role-based access control, and health grids [PDF] | Power, David | ||
| [572] | An overview of Web Services and Grid Security research activities at the BT Security Research Centre | Theo Dimitrakos | ||
| 09:00 - 10:40 | R4.1: Resource Monitoring Chair: Mark Baker Venue: Conference Room 1 |
[450] | Monitoring, Policing and Trust for Grid-Based Virtual Organisations [PPT] | Luke Teacy |
| [347] | Resource Monitoring and Service Discovery in GeneGrid [PPT] | Sachin Wasnik | ||
| [478] | Network Performance Monitoring for the Grid [PDF] | Mark J, Leese | ||
| [541] | Performance Evaluation of the GridSAM Job Submission and Monitoring System [PDF] | William Lee | ||
| 09:00 - 10:40 | R4.2: Applications I Chair: Lakshmi Sastry Venue: Conference Room 2 |
[307] | Society Grids | Khurshid Ahmad |
| [549] | On two kinds of public-resource distributed computing [PDF] | Andrew Martin | ||
| [335] | Bioinformatics Application Integration in GeneGrid [PDF] | P.V. Jithesh | ||
| 09:00 - 10:40 | R4.3: Databases and Data Management Chair: Shoaib Sufi Venue: Conference Room 3 |
[495] | OGSA-DAI Status and Benchmarks [PPT] | Neil Chue Hong |
| [393] | Enabling access to federated Grid databases: an OGSA-DAI ODBC driver [PPT] | Mike Jackson | ||
| [337] | The CMS PhEDEx system: a novel approach to robust Grid data distribution [PPT] | Tim Barrass | ||
| [535] | BaBar Experiment Data Distribution using the Storage Resource Broker [PPT] | Adil Hasan | ||
| 09:00 - 10:40 | R4.4: Security II Chair: Tony Solomonides Venue: Conference Room 4 |
[417] | The GridSite Security Framework [PPT] | Andrew McNab |
| [567] | Integrating an Attack Tolerant Information Service with Taverna [PDF] | Erica Y, Yang | ||
| [388] | Dynamic Privilege Management Infrastructures Utilising Secure Attribute Exchange [PPT] | John Watt | ||
| [482] | A security architecture for a semantic Grid registry [PPT] | Victor Tan | ||
| 10:40 - 11:10 | Coffee Break Venue: Marquee, Atrium and Main Corridor |
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| 11:10 - 13:15 | W10: Visualisation on the Grid: Technologies and Applications Chair: Ian Grimstead, Steven Kenny, Stuart Charters Venue: Auditorium |
[465] | Robust grid-based environment for large scale lattice-Boltzmann simu lations [PPT] | Maddalena Venturoli |
| [363] | On Steering Coupled Models | Matt Harvey | ||
| [356] | Steering via the Image in Local, Distributed and Collaborative Settings [PDF] | Jason, Wood; Helen, Wright; | ||
| [306] | Resource-Aware Visualization Using Web Services [PPT] | Ian J. Grimstead | ||
| [344] | e-Viz: Towards an Integrated Framework for High Performance Visualization [PPT] | Mark Riding | ||
| 11:10 - 13:15 | R5.1: Applications II Chair: Jon Blower Venue: Conference Room 1 |
[384] | FireGrid: Integrated emergency response and fire safety engineering for the future built environment [PDF] | Dave Berry |
| [449] | Grid-enabled Probabilistic Model Checking with PRISM [PPT] | Yi, Zhang | ||
| [516] | Schools Malaria Project [PPT] | Jeremy Frey | ||
| [518] | The eMinerals project: developing the concept of the virtual organisation to support collaborative work on molecular-scale environmental simulations [PPT] | Martin Dove | ||
| [519] | The e-Demand Project: A Summary [PPT] | Professor Jie Xu | ||
| 11:10 - 13:15 | R5.2: Fault Tolerance and Payment Chair: David W Walker Venue: Conference Room 2 |
[392] | FT-Grid: A Fault-Tolerance System for e-Science | Paul Townend |
| [414] | Supporting OGSI and WSRF Specific Functionality in Intermittently Available Network Environments [PPT] | Alastair Hampshire | ||
| [544] | Improving Dependability in Service Oriented Architectures using Ontologies and Fault Injection [PPT] | Binka Gwynne | ||
| [415] | Combining physical simulations and chargeable Web service applications in engineering workflows | Marc Molinari | ||
| [540] | Payment and Negotiation for the Next Generation Grid and Web [PDF] | Jeremy Cohen | ||
| 11:10 - 13:15 | R5.3: Requirements, Ontologies and the Semantic Web Chair: Rob Gaizauskas Venue: Conference Room 3 |
[439] | An Ontology-Based Approach to Handling Information Quality in e-Science [PDF] | Alun Preece |
| [308] | Combining Functional and Security Requirements [PDF] | Martyn, Fletcher | ||
| [410] | GoTag: A case study in using a shared UK e-Science infrastructure for the Automatic Annotation of Medline Documents | Moustafa Ghanem | ||
| [429] | Real Users - Real Requirements [PDF] | Jennifer M. Schopf | ||
| [510] | The implications of Semantic Web technologies for support of the e-Science process | Phillip, Lord | ||
| 11:10 - 13:15 | R5.4: Tools and Infrastructure III Chair: Stephen McGough Venue: Conference Room 4 |
[403] | Modelling, Optimisation and Decision Support Using the Grid [PPT] | Alex Shenfield |
| [433] | Remote visualization and computational steering of cardiac virtual tissues using gViz [PDF] | JW Handley, AV Holden | ||
| [445] | A Web Portal for the National Grid Service | Rob Allan | ||
| [559] | On Advanced Scientific Understanding, Model Componentisation and Coupling in GENIE [PPT] | Sofia Panagiotidi | ||
| [391] | Matchmaking Support for Mathematical Web Services [PDF] | Julian Padget | ||
| 13:15 - 14:30 | Lunch Venue: Marquee |
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| 14:30 - 15:30 | Keynote talk: Transforming the Sensing and Prediction of Intense Local Weather Through Dynamic Adaptation: People and Technologies Interacting with the Atmosphere - Kelvin Droegemeier (University of Oklahoma) [PDF] Chair: Professor Tony Hey Venue: Auditorium |
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| 15:30 - 16:15 | Raffle Prize & Close of Meeting Chair: Tony Hey Venue: Auditorium |
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