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IST Call 5 Preparatory Workshop on "Advanced Grid Technologies, Systems & Services"

Date: 31 January - 1 February 2005
Location: Hotel Carrefour de l'Europe, Grasmarkt 110, B-1000 Brussels

Parallel session on "Grid Foundations for Business and Industry"
Tuesday February 1st 2005


Session organiser: Vincent Obozinski

Abstract

This session will provide an opportunity to identify and discuss the main research directions with regard to the Strategic Objective's focus on Grid Foundations that is addressing issues related to the architecture, the design and the development of next generation Grid systems and services for business and industry. Many new architecture properties need to be realised for transparently enabling the management of large networked distributed resources across multiple enterprises, towards building an invisible and seamless Grid. These properties, such as scalability, adaptivity, security and dependability, must be translated into facilities characterised by evolutionary behaviours, self-organisation, autonomy, fault-tolerance and self-repairing capabilities. Various architectural approaches are also to be considered in order to achieve complete virtualisation of Grid resources and to simplify the Grid foundations layering. Session participants are therefore expected to contribute actively to these discussions that will cover among others agent-based mediation and peer-to-peer technologies; new models, languages and environments for programming the Grid at all levels of abstraction; semantic and agent systems for resource brokering and management; development environments for dynamic composition and orchestration of ubiquitous Grid services. The emphasis shall be on Grid foundational requirements in industrial and commercial settings, e.g. for automated service creation and provision, for trusted and distributed collaborations that are typically cross-organisations, and for work-flow driven co-operative decision support services based on knowledge discovery, novel modelling and simulation techniques, and enhanced visualisation modes.

List of organisations presenting a position paper

CEPBA-IBM Research Institute - UPC (Spain), Correlation-systems (Israel), Create-Net (Italy), DAI-LABOR - TU Berlin (Germany), EXODUS (Greece), The ObjectWeb Consortium (France), Public University of Navarra (Spain), SAP - Research AG (Germany), SUPÉLEC (France)

Agenda with speakers
09:45 Parallel session "Grid Foundations for Business and Industry" starts
Chair: Prof. D. Varvarigou (NTUA), Rapporteur: Dr I. Fikouras (BIBA)

Invited presentations (20 minutes each including 5 minutes Q&A)

09:50
New Business Architecture Views on Grid Foundations : beside and beyond OGSA...?
Michael Fehse (T-Systems, Germany) (PDF, 3.408KB)
10:10
On-demand Resource Management for Business and Industry: requirements for federation, virtualisation, collaboration, optimisation and control.
Régis Baudu (GridXpert, France) (PDF, 6.446KB)
10:30
Autonomic Grid and Utility Computing: are they ready for Self-management, Self-adaptivity, Self-healing?
Prof. Dr. Andreas Polze (Hasso-Plattner Institute - Universität Potsdam) (PDF, 1.319KB)
10:50
Desktop Grid, Global Computing and Peer to Peer Distributed Systems: what's up for massively distributed computation in industrial settings?
Franck Cappello (Directeur de Recherche INRIA Futurs, Laboratoire de Recherche en Informatique) (PDF, 987KB)
11:10
New Industrial Application Demands for Computational Grids in Distributed Collaboration and Co-operative Decision Support Services
Dr. David Linke (Institute for Applied Chemistry Berlin-Adlershof) and Prof. Antonis Kokossis (University of Surrey) (PDF, 468KB)
11:30 General discussion (30 minutes)
12:00 Short presentations of position papers (5 minutes each)
12:45 Provisional conclusions and wrap-up
13:00 Parallel session "Grid Foundations for Business and Industry" ends
Conclusions (PDF, 257KB)


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