DPA Meeting I
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| Name | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malcolm Atkinson | |||||
| Murray Cole | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
| Shantenu Jha | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
| Daniel Katz | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
| Thilo Kielmann | Y (Arr 13:00) | Y | Y | Y | Y |
| Andre Merzky | Y (Arr 13:00) | Y | Y (Dep 13:30) | - | - |
| Omer Rana | - | Y (Arr 18:00) | Y | Y | Y |
| Phil Trinder | Y | N | N | N | N |
| Jon Weissman | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
Contents |
Agenda
Notes
Day 1: Mon 03 Sep
- Adminisitrivia
- Paper structure -- one versus two ?
- Murray's Diagram
- Application Section
- Distributed Dwarfs versus Parallel Dwarfs
- Pool of Concrete Applications
Day 2: Tue 04 Sep
- Morning Session: Continue with Section 2 (Application Areas and Examples)
- Afternoon Session: Section 3 (Programming Models and Abstractions)
- Review Current Status
- Discuss Questions posed
Day 3: Wed 05 Sep
- Morning Session
- Discuss the "Relationship diagram"
- Discuss the "Focus of our Application Set"
- Discuss remaining items of Section 3 (Programming Abstractions and Models)
- Component Models and Services (Omer)
- Hands-on session
- Afternoon Session
- Section 4 (Programming Abstractions)
- Paper Sanity Check
- Is there a common thread through Section 2, 3 and 4? If not, what needs to be done to provide that... in other words do they read like parts of the same paper?!
- Critical Perspective & Gap Analsysis
Day 4: Thu 06 Sep
- Morning Session
- Extracting Patterns from the Applications discussed in Section 2. Understanding Applications using Patterns extracted.
- Additional Applications and Entries
- Afternoon Session
- Hands-on session
- Extracting Patterns from the Applications discussed in Section 2. Understanding Applications using Patterns extracted (continued)
Day 5: Fri 07 Sep
- Morning Session
- Extract Work Items
- Gap Analysis
- Quo Vadis?
- Afternoon Session
- Jenny Ure Presentation 13:30
- Think that there are a range of abstractions associated with the way technical and distributed human resources are aligned (often by default) that are crucial for the usability and sustainability of Grid systems whic hare currently very low profile, but which have been consistently adsociated with lack of commercial uptake. I note that the exception to this seems to be in work done by people lilke Cliff Joslyn and Luis Rocha in Los Alamos who have allways taken a socio-technical approach the design of large scale distributed systems tha thave to work in practice. In this they have always drawn on models/abstractions from autonomous and distributed systems in biology, with design principles based around hte idea of coupled systems.
- Jenny Ure Presentation 13:30
