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Workshops

JSMF Workshop on Plug-and-Play Macroscopes

November 16-17, 2012

School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University
1320 E. 10th St., Wells Library, Room LI 030
Bloomington, IN 47405

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Victor H. Yngve Professor of Information Science, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University, Bloomington;
Director, Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center; Curator, Places & Spaces: Mapping Science Exhibit
ude.anaidni@ytak
PR^2 | Introduction

Systems Architect/Project Manager, Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center
ude.anaidni@hcgnok

The workshop brings together system architects from major tool development efforts - analogous to
http://vw.indiana.edu/ivsi2004/
https://nwb.slis.indiana.edu/events/ivsi2007/

Key goals comprise the

identification of core system architectures that support modular software development and scale to BIG data;
exchange of know-how but also plugins,
discussion of planned work to align (and not duplicate) efforts,
possibly joint funding applications.

Friday November 16, 2012
Room: LI 030

12:00pm	Welcome by Organizers (Katy Börner & Chin Hua Kong)
12:30pm	General Introduction by Participants (5 mins each)
2:00pm	Social Networking Break
2:30pm	Overview Talks (15-20 mins plus 5 mins discussion each) Learn about toolsâ€™ goals, architectural design decisions, and challenges Macroscope Needs and Desires by Katy Börner Cytoscape and GeneMANIA by Jason Montojo, Canada Stencil: A Declarative, Generative System for Visualizing Dynamic Data by Joseph A. Cottam, Center For Research in Extreme Scale Technologies (CREST), IUB HUBzero middleware and the Rappture toolkit by Michael McLennan, Director, HUBzeroÂ® Platform for Scientific Collaboration, Purdue University Megaputer Intelligence by Pavel Anaschenko, Megaputer Intelligence From Gulliverâ€™s Sociology to Aliceâ€™s Sociology and The Hypertext Corpus Initiative by Paul Girard, mÃ©dialab Open community software: Building science gateways and workflows by Marlon Pierce, Indiana University Pervasive Technology Institute
4:30pm	Social Networking Break
5:00pm	Discussion of Opportunities and Challenges Plugin architectures that use Grid/Cloud/Supercomputer environments Analysis workflows for big data Visualizing big data Re-runnable workflows in support of parameter sweeps and replication How to best coordinate development efforts
6:20pm	Briefing about Hackathon
6:30pm	Joint dinner

Saturday, November 17, 2012

8:00am	Breakfast
8:30am	CIShell / Sci2: Development Setup
9:00am	CIShell / Sci2: Hello World Plugin Guide
9:45am	Hackathon Session 1: Form Teams and Brainstorm
10:15am	Social Networking Break
10:45am	Hackathon Session 2: Implementing a CIShell Plugin
1:00pm	Joint Lunch
1:30pm	Showcase Hackathon Results
2:30pm	Social Networking Break
2:45pm	Collaboration Opportunities
4:00pm	Adjourn

	Justin Almquist Senior Software Engineer, National Security Directorate, Software Engineering & Architectures PR^2
	Pavel Anaschenko Megaputer Intelligence
	Nick Benik Harvard University PR^2
	Joseph Cottam Open Systems Lab/ Computer Science Department, Indiana University PR^2
	Paul Girard mÃ©dialab PR^2
	Michael McLennan Senior Research Scientist, Purdue University PR^2
	Jason Montojo Cytoscape 3.0 developer PR^2
	Marlon Pierce Assistant Director, Indiana University Pervasive Technology Institute PR^2
	Chris Weaver Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of Oklahoma PR^2

	Anton Astafiev Doctoral Assistant, Ecole polytechnique fÃ©dÃ©rale de Lausanne (EPFL)
	Bruce W. Herr II CTO, ChalkLabs
	Dan Marcus Research Assistant Professor, Department of Radiology, Department of Psychology, Washington University in St. Louis
	Christian Bizer Professor, Freie Universitat Berlin

Please contact Samantha Hale (sjhale@indiana.edu) to assist with travel arrangement.

See the contact page for the Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center, http://cns.iu.edu/contact.html or contact Samantha Hale (sjhale@indiana.edu)