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Demonstrations

Tuesday 9th September
Start End Location Exhibitor Title Description
10:30 11:00 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL GENIUS: Grid Enabled Neurosurgical Imaging Using Simulation A patient specific approach to simulate and visualise cranial blood flow using distributed grids, in support of surgical procedures.
11:00 11:15 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
Imperial College EMAAS Portal Demonstration of the EMAAS portal which provides a simple, robust access to up-to-date resources for microarray data storage and analysis on large distributed facilities.
11:00 11:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
OMII-UK Fulfilling user needs for GridSAM through Community and Collaborative Development A demonstration of the new capabilities of the Grid job manager GridSAM, an open-source community project which is being developed in collaboration with the Institute of Computing, Beijing, and Imperial College London, with funding provided by OMII-UK.
12:00 12:30 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL Creating High-Performance Applications using Component and Service-based Architectures A practical look at speeding up your application (which is very likely to be dependent on component and service-based technologies such as web services and OGSA-based grid services).
12:10 12:30 Appleton Tower
Booth 10
White Rose Grid MOSES: Modelling and Simulation for e-Social Science A demo showing dynamic simulations of UK demographic data, visualised in Google Maps and Google Earth.
12:30 12:50 Appleton Tower
Booth 10
White Rose Grid COLAB: Collaboration between Leeds and Beihang An introduction to CROWN-C, the Grid middleware system designed to facilitate high-assurance, dependable Grids.
12:30 12:50 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
NeSC/eSI GridDrive Mount the National Grid on your desktop.
13:00 13:20 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
White Rose Grid Signal Data Explorer The Signal Data Explorer is a grid-based visualisation tool for time series data.
13:00 13:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
JISC myExperiment The myExperiment Virtual Research Environment is a social web site for researchers which facilitates discovery, sharing and community curation of digital research artefacts.
13:00 13:30 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC GridQTL The GridQTL project aims to develop a Grid based platform to perform genetic analyses of multiple traits with high density molecular markers and complex models. A Gridsphere portal has been developed and allows users to submit distributed QTL analyses on the National Grid Service.
13:20 13:55 e-Science Institute Newhaven Dr. A. E. Field and Dr. R. P. Fletcher Lightpath Remix: remote recording and collaboration at full studio quality (Session 1)
13:30 14:00 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC OMERO OMERO is a Java-based client-server software for the visualisation, management and analysis of light microscope images. A new component, OMERO.editor, supports the annotation of images with experimental metadata. This tool allows scientists to define templates for metadata collection, for example to describe a protocol and the experimental variables within it.
13:40 14:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
NeSC/eSI Rapid Giving computational science a friendly face.
13:45 14:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
NGS National Grid Service showcase Hear about the latest developments within the NGS and the range or research being carried out on NGS resources.
16:00 16:20 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
The MathWorks Speed up MATLAB and Simulink algorithms using Parallel Computing Introduction to the parallel computing tools from The MathWorks, focussing on decreasing computation time using the parfor keyword.
16:00 16:20 Appleton Tower
Booth 10
White Rose Grid AssessGrid: Advanced Risk Assessment & Management for Trustable Grids The AssessGrid system architecture specification is based on three layers, corresponding to the end-user, broker and resource provider. Risk awareness is integrated across all three layers in order to support end-users with risk information to support their decisions in negotiating for resource usage. Negotiation is enabled through the use of Service Level Agreements (SLA), implementation of which is based on the WS-Agreement specification. This is the demonstration of the 2nd AssessGrid software prototype.
16:00 16:30 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC PSICS: A new tool for simulation of stochastic ion channels in neurons with complex dendritic and axonal morphologies Neuronal computations are profoundly influenced by the distribution of ion channels on axons and dendrites, but the influence of stochastic gating of individual ion channels is unclear. To address this we developed new computational tools for efficient simulation and visualization of stochastic ion channels distributed across dendritic or axonal structures.
16:30 16:50 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
NeSC Glasgow DAMES/SeeGEO Linking clinical, geospatial and social data systems.
16:30 17:00 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC 3D Reconstruction of Whole Heart Tissue Architecture Tissue architectural characteristics are principal determinants of cardiac electro-mechanical function and affect interventions such as defibrillation. Non-invasive identification of these parameters could allow design of patient-specific 3D heart models to guide treatment considerations. Methods for image analysis, reintegration and model extraction are still limited. We present 3D tissue architecture maps, extracted by automated image analysis from high-resolution MRI scans, validated by histological follow-up.
16:30 17:00 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL NIMES project A Technology Strategy Board project using 3-dimensional visualization as an resource for quickly exploring molecular models at large-scales.
16:40 17:10 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
OMII-UK Configuring Secure Access to Portals with SPAM-GP Utilising GridSphere and Shibboleth, a suite of tools allowing configuration of user-tailored views of portlets and services based on user privileges.
17:30 18:30 e-Science Institute Newhaven Dr. A. E. Field and Dr. R. P. Fletcher Lightpath Remix: remote recording and collaboration at full studio quality (Session 2)
Wednesday 10th September
11:00 11:30 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL E-Curator: A web-based curatorial tool A web-based tool providing access to 3D colour scan data, catalogue and metadata information about museum objects.
11:00 11:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
JISC CREW Collaborative Research Environment on the Web (CREW) is a event recording and replay system using and developing Access Grid technologies.
11:00 11:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
OMII-UK A SAGA based Glueing Service for Medical Applications The services built by one community often cannot be shared or re-used in other domains due to architecture, interface or platform limitations. The Glueing Service demonstration will address these issues by exposing a SAGA implementation as a web service. For this particular demonstration, the glueing service will enable a NeuroImaging Pipeline service to access the Grid resources provided through different middleware.
11:30 12:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
OMII-UK Designing, Executing, Reusing and Sharing Workflows: Taverna and myExperiment Demonstration of the Taverna workbench working in combination with myExperiment, the social networking site for scientists, to show how scientists can design, execute, reuse and publish workflows in e-Science.
11:40 12:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
NeSC Glasgow nanoCMOS - next generation electronics
12:00 12:30 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL HARC A co-scheduling framework suitable for enabling large scientific workflows.
12:00 12:30 Appleton Tower
Booth 10
White Rose Grid Accessing Virtual Manuscripts Demonstration of the framework and e-Science tools to support the access of virtual manuscripts, including Virtual Vellum, Kiosque and Pegasus.
12:10 12:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
The MathWorks Handle larger data sets with MathWorks Parallel Computing Tools Introduction to the parallel computing tools from The MathWorks, focussing on handling large data sets using distributed arrays.
12:40 13:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
Imperial College GridSAM Demonstration of the OMII-funded GridSAM job submission and monitoring service.
12:50 13:10 Appleton Tower
Booth 10
White Rose Grid The Flexible Agent Modelling Environment This demonstration will show models developed using FLAME. An agent-based modelling framework, FLAME, previously developed at the University of Sheffield, has been successfully used to model biological systems and uncovered useful results. The framework, which uses X-machines as the basic computational model, is flexible enough to be applied to various disciplines from biology to economics.
13:10 13:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
White Rose Grid CARMEN CARMEN is an e-Neuroscience project and this demonstration outlines some of its key features.
13:10 13:40 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
NaCTeM NaCTeM: Tools and Services An overview of the text mining tools and services available from the National Centre for Text Mining
13:10 13:40 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC OMERO OMERO is a Java-based client-server software for the visualisation, management and analysis of light microscope images. A new component, OMERO.editor, supports the annotation of images with experimental metadata. This tool allows scientists to define templates for metadata collection, for example to describe a protocol and the experimental variables within it.
13:40 14:10 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
JISC The Virtual Environments for Research in Archaeology (VERA) We will discuss using digital-devices for data capture at Silchester, then demonstrate a system for cross-archival database searching and a portlet that can consume a variety of Web applications.
13:40 14:10 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC PSICS: A new tool for simulation of stochastic ion channels in neurons with complex dendritic and axonal morphologies Neuronal computations are profoundly influenced by the distribution of ion channels on axons and dendrites, but the influence of stochastic gating of individual ion channels is unclear. To address this we developed new computational tools for efficient simulation and visualization of stochastic ion channels distributed across dendritic or axonal structures.
13:50 14:10 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
NeSC/eSI GeneE Manage your microarray data more effectively.
16:10 16:40 Appleton Tower
Booth 4
BBSRC 3D Reconstruction of Whole Heart Tissue Architecture Tissue architectural characteristics are principal determinants of cardiac electro-mechanical function and affect interventions such as defibrillation. Non-invasive identification of these parameters could allow design of patient-specific 3D heart models to guide treatment considerations. Methods for image analysis, reintegration and model extraction are still limited. We present 3D tissue architecture maps, extracted by automated image analysis from high-resolution MRI scans, validated by histological follow-up.
16:10 16:40 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
Imperial College A Mobile Environmental Sensing System Across a Grid Environment (MESSAGE) Demonstration of the MESSAGE e-Science platform supporting the capture and modelling of environmental data, showing the visualisation tools and scalable utility computing environment for data processing.
16:10 16:40 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL GENIUS: Grid Enabled Neurosurgical Imaging Using Simulation A patient specific approach to simulate and visualise cranial blood flow using distributed grids, in support of surgical procedures.
16:10 16:40 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
JISC Network Performance Monitoring for the Grid Short introduction to Network Performance Monitoring and demo of an OGF standards based network monitoring tool
16:40 17:10 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
Imperial College The GridEcon Market Platform Demonstration of the GridEcon platform which enables Grid resources management (trading of resources) in a large and distributed environment like Internet based on well defined economical models.
16:40 17:10 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
ESNW PAG - Access Grid Anywhere The Portal Access Grid project has developed a fully-functional portlet client for the Access Grid Toolkit (AGTk). This also enables automatic and transparent switching to unicast when multicast becomes unavailable, allows the use of Access Grid behind restrictive firewalls and from low bandwidth connections, and significantly simplifies the installation procedure for users.
Thursday 11th September
10:05 11:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
NeSC Glasgow Results from VOTES, EuroDSD and AvertIT VOTES - clinical trials and epidemiology systems, EuroDSD - genetics and healthcare in young children, AvertIT - European wide brain trauma adverse event demonstrator
10:30 11:00 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
ESNW GENIUS – Grid Enabled Neurosurgical Imaging using Simulation The GENIUS project brings together a number of techniques and processes to realise its goal of pulsatile blood flow simulation of the entire brain vasculature. The clinical drive is to provide surgeons with patent-specific information on haemodynamics which can be used in surgical planning and patient management, all provided within clinically relevant time frames.
11:00 11:20 Informatics Forum
Booth 18
UCL Next generation wireless vehicular networks Using high performance computing to explore the state-of-the-art vehicular communications networks.
11:00 11:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
JISC A Virtual Research Environment for the Study of Documents and Manuscripts The VRE-SDM project will demonstrate a Virtual Research Environment to support the collaborative study of digitised ancient documents.
11:10 11:40 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 1
OMII-UK Data Integration Using OGSA-DAI The data integration capabilities of OGSA-DAI demonstrated across various scenarios.
11:40 12:30 Appleton Tower
Demo Room 2
NeSC Glasgow Results from Drug Discovery Portal and BioNessie Drug Discovery Portal - as its name suggests but focused on commercially-oriented drugs/molecules, BioNessie - Grid-enabled Biochemical Pathway simulators
12:00 12:15 Appleton Tower
Booth 10
White Rose Grid Inca Monitoring on the National Grid Service An overview of the Inca monitoring system developed by SDSC and how it is deployed on the National Grid Service.
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