The Presentations of the TeraGrid '06 plenary speakers—Dr. Arden Bement, Charlie Catlett, Dr. Dan Atkins, Professor Donna Cox, and Dr. Kelvin Droegemeier—where webcast live. Additionally, the Science Impact track conference sessions where webcast live and archived for on-demand viewing at www.cichanel.org.
All webcast sessions, as well as four high demand tutorials, where archived for playback following the conference. The archived utorials include: Tutorial 2—TeraGrid Institute, Tutorial 4—The Virtual Data System, Tutorial 5—Science Gateways, and Tutorial 7—Data Collections.
The live webcasts, and the archived sessions, are made possible by the CI Channel, a streaming video service for scientific project communities. It is developed and supported by a team in Educational Outreach and Enterprise Network Services at the San Diego Supercomputer Center. For additional information on accessing the live webcasts and archived presentations, see www.cichannel.org
TeraGrid '06 is a forum for individuals and institutions who are interested in building and using cyberinfrastructure. NSF (National Science Foundation) Director Dr. Arden Bement was the conference keynote speaker. OCI (Office of Cyberinfrastructure) Director (Designate) Dr. Daniel Atkins, Dr. Kelvin Droegemeier, and Professor Donna Cox, Director of Visualization and Experimental Technologies at NCSA, where invited keynote speakers for the first annual TeraGrid Conference—TeraGrid '06, Advancing Scientific Discovery—to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana, June 12–15. Charlie Catlett, Director of TeraGrid, provided a "State of the TeraGrid Address".
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The first annual TeraGrid Conference was held on June 12–15, 2006. The conference was jointly hosted by Indiana University and the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) of Purdue University in Indianapolis, Indiana. The meeting provided a forum for existing and new technology partners, users, and educators. Attendees included scientists, researchers, faculty, postdocs, graduate and undergraduate students, high school teachers, representatives from federal agencies, business and industry representatives involved in grid computing products and services, TeraGrid resource providers, and other interested people.
The TeraGrid Conference provided a range of sessions including introductions to the TeraGrid as well as advanced applications of the TeraGrid for research and education. See the program agenda for more information.
About TeraGrid
The TeraGrid, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, is a partnership of people and resources that provides a comprehensive cyberinfrastructure to enable discovery in U.S. science and engineering research.
http://www.teragrid.org/
The TeraGrid project is funded by the National Science Foundation and includes eight partners:
NCSA, SDSC, Argonne, PSC, ORNL, Purdue, Indiana, and TACC.
Please email the help@teragrid.org with questions or comments.
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