OSG Workshop at Harvard
September 2004
   
 
   

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Meeting Information:

   

Open Science Grid Workshop September 9-10, 2004
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

Press Release September 9, 2004

U.S. Scientific Computing Enters New Era with Grid3 US-LHC experiments use grid computing to meet “data challenge”

Cambridge, Mass.—Scientists of the Open Science Grid Consortium, meeting at a workshop at Harvard University, today (September 9), announced the success of a nine-month trial operation of a U.S. data grid for particle physics experiments and other scientific applications. The prototype grid, called Grid3, uses the Internet to combine the computational resources of 26 universities and national laboratories across the U.S. to serve the computing needs of more than 10 research groups in particle physics, astrophysics, bioinformatics and computer science.

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This is a meeting of the Open Science Grid Consortium to:

  • discuss technical structure and roadmap for the evolution of OSG
  • introduce OSG to other sciences
  • discuss governance of OSG

The deliverables we plan to produce include:

  • a roadmap of OSG technical evolution
  • first draft of bylaws of OSG
  • input of other sciences into OSG governance and technical goals

Contact Information:

Administration
Carol Davis
davis@physics.harvard.edu 617-496-1041
Chair of Organizing Committee
John Huth
huth@physics.harvard.edu 617-495-8144
Website, document uploads, etc.
Anne Heavey
cdweb@opensciencegrid.org 630-840-8039

Organizing Committee:

John Huth, chair

Paul Avery
Lothar Bauerdick
Ian Foster
Mark Green
Jerome Lauret

Ruth Pordes
Margo Seltzer
Jim Shank
Chris Stubbs
Frank Wuerthwein
Bolek Wyslouch


 
Revision history:
8/02/04 AH, CD, JH