August 28, 2017 to September 1, 2017
KIT, Campus North, FTU
Europe/Berlin timezone
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Session

LSDMA Symposium

Aug 29, 2017, 9:00 AM
KIT, Campus North, FTU

KIT, Campus North, FTU

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  1. Prof. Michael Decker (KIT)
    8/29/17, 9:00 AM
  2. Stefano Cozzini (CNR-IOM DEMOCRITOS)
    8/29/17, 9:20 AM
  3. Prof. Dirk Pleiter (University of Regensburg)
    8/29/17, 9:50 AM
    In the context of the Human Brain Project a set of European supercomputing centres have committed themselves to develop and deploy a set of services that will be federated across the involved sites. This effort currently involves five centres from five different countries, namely BSC (Spain), CEA (France), CINECA (Italy), CSCS (Switzerland) and JSC (Germany). The resulting infrastructure will...
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  4. Prof. Michael Feindt (Blue Yonder)
    8/29/17, 10:50 AM
    A neural network algorithm originally written for physics analyses at CERN is the foundation of many successful projects and products of Blue Yonder, one of the very few AI companies that already deliver huge value to their customers. With its recent focus on building supply chain and pricing products for retailers, strategic management decisions are broken down to tens of millions of...
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  5. João Fernandes (CERN)
    8/29/17, 11:20 AM
    The work of Helix Nebula [1] has shown that is it feasible to interoperate in-house IT resources of research organisations, publicly funded e-infrastructures, such as EGI [2] and GEANT [3], with commercial cloud services. Such hybrid clouds are in the interest of the users and funding agencies because they provide greater “freedom and choice” over the type of computing resources to be consumed...
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  6. Dr Michael Kuhn (Uni Hamburg)
    8/29/17, 12:50 PM
    JULEA is a flexible storage framework that contains all the necessary building blocks for storage research. It runs completely in user space, which eases development and debugging. The framework allows offering arbitrary client interfaces to applications; its data and metadata backends can be freely accessed and thus allow rapidly prototyping new approaches.
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  7. Prof. Lars Bernard (Technische Universität Dresden)
    8/29/17, 1:20 PM
    Research in environmental sciences is widely 'digitized' and a plethora of approaches and initiatives for environmental (research) data management and infrastructures established. However, still a number of issues hinder seamless data integration for environmental researchers and reproducible research is far from being reality.

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  8. Prof. Achim Streit (KIT)
    8/29/17, 1:50 PM
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