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Meet up with OSDC PIRE at SC14
We’ll be at the SC14 Supercomputing Conference held November 16-21 in New Orleans, LA. For more information about the Open Science Data Cloud, the PIRE fellowship program, and how you can get involved, join us at our SC14 Birds of a Feather Session.
- The Open Science Data Cloud and PIRE Fellowships: Handling Scientific Datasets
- Event Type: Birds of a Feather
- Date: Wednesday, November 19th
- Time: 12:15pm - 1:15pm
- Session Leaders: Robert Grossman, Maria Patterson
- Location: Room 297
- Abstract: A wide variety of disciplines are producing unprecedented volumes of data, and research groups are struggling to manage, analyze, and share their medium to large size datasets. The Open Science Data Cloud (OSDC) is an open source infrastructure designed to allow scientists to easily manage, analyze, integrate and share medium to large size scientific datasets. OSDC is operated and managed by the not-for-profit Open Cloud Consortium. Come to this session to learn about how you can use the OSDC for your big data research projects and how to participate in the NSF sponsored OSDC PIRE (Partnerships in Research Education) program.
OSDC PIRE 2014 Fellows Presentations
Several of this past summer’s PIRE fellows will also be presenting their research at SC14.
Alexander Moreno
will present a co-authored paper at the 2014 Data Intensive Scalable Computing Systems
(DISCS-2014) workshop about research completed with University of Edinburgh School of
Informatics collaborators.
- Paper: dispel4py: A Python Framework for Data-Intensive Scientific Computing
- Authors: Rosa Filgueira Vicente, Iraklis Klampanos, Amy Krause, Mario David, Alexander Moreno, and Malcolm Atkinson
- Date: Sunday, November 16th
- Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm
- Location: Rooms 298-99
- Session Link: International Workshop on Data Intensive Scalable Computing Systems
Alexander Moreno will also present a paper at the Workshop on High Performance Computational Finance.
- Paper: Speeding up Large-Scale Financial Recomputation with Memoization
- Author: Alexander Moreno
- Date: Sunday, November 16th
- Time: 3:30pm - 4:00pm
- Location: Room 292
- Session Link: Seventh Workshop on High Performance Computational Finance
Yuan (Ben) Zhao will present research
completed with OSDC collaborators at AIST in Japan.
- Poster: Hydra: An HTML5-Based Application for High-Throughput Visualization of Ligand Docking
- Authors: Yuan Zhao, Jason Haga
- Date: Tuesday, November 18th
- Time: 5:15pm - 7:00pm
- Location: New Orleans Theater Lobby
- Session Link: Poster Presentation: Hydra
Cody Buntain and Christopher Natoli will present research completed with OSDC
collaborators at the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- Poster: Comparing Algorithms for Detectting Abrupt Change Points in Data
- Authors: Cody L. Buntain, Christopher Natoli, Miroslav Živković
- Date: Tuesday, November 18th
- Time: 5:15pm - 7:00pm
- Location: New Orleans Theater Lobby
- Session Link: Poster Presentation: Change Points
See you in NOLA!