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| KEYNOTE Speakers |
Steve Brewer, European Grid Initiative (EGI)
The impact of Virtual Research Communities on EGI's services and infrastructure |
Ad Emmen, AlmereGrid, The Netherlands
The IDGF Road Map for using Desktop Grids in eScience |
Pawel Gepner, Intel Technology Poland
The Datacenter of the Future – the road to Exascale |
Tristan Glatard, CNRS-CREATIS, France
The Life-Science Grid Community: Applications, Services, VOs and Organization |
Krzysztof Gozdz, Hewlett-Packard Polska
The Cloud. Implemented |
Alfons Hoekstra, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Distributed Multiscale Computing, the MAPPER project |
Rod Hose, University of Sheffield, UK
Virtual Physiological Human Research and Clinical Simulation Workflows
Enabled by the VPH-Share Infostructure |
Rob Meijer, University of Amsterdam and TNO
Achievements of the UrbanFlod project |
Jamie Shiers, CERN, Switzerland
WLCG – the First Two Years of LHC Data Taking, Processing and Analysis |
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| O b j e c t i v e s & T o p i c s |
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The main objective of the Cracow Grid Workshops, initiated in 2001, is to support the community of researchers, developers, and practitioners who work in the fascinating field of e-Science applications and e-infrastructures.
CGW'11 will address the following topics: |
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e-Science, system-level science and collaborative applications |
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virtual laboratories and problem solving environments |
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distributed computing infrastructures, grids and clouds |
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knowledge in e-Science and DCI systems |
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virtual organizations and security aspects |
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resource management and scheduling |
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monitoring and information management |
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software engineering aspects |
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industrial and social implications |
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CGW'11 will be an opportunity to present scientific and technical achievements of the PL-Grid and main European e-infrastructures.
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