© 2006 Open Grid Forum Remote Instrumentation in Grid Environment Session short introduction Marcin Płóciennik [email protected] Marcin Płóciennik

© 2006 Open Grid Forum

Remote Instrumentation in Grid Environment

Session short introduction

Marcin Płóciennik

[email protected]

Marcin Płóciennik

[email protected]

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First session (3:45 - 5:15)

• Short introduction - Marcin Płóciennik, PSNC, Poland• DORII – Deployment of Remote Instrumentation

Infrastructure – Norbert Meyer, PSNC, Poland• Grid Support for Real-Time Online Interactive

Application – Thomas Fahringer, University of Innsbruck, Austria

• Usage of Instrument Element/VCR – LEGO DEMO- Roberto Pugliese, Andrea Del Linz, ELETTRA, Italy

Session schedule


Second session - Thu (3:45 - 5:15)

• AugerAccess – Use Case for controlling the Pierre Auger Observatory remotely , Michael Sutter, FZK, Germany

• Use case of NMR spectrometry in Virtual Laboratory, Marcin Płóciennik, PSNC, Poland

• Remote operation of an accelerator use case, Roberto Pougliese, ELETTRA, Italy

• Ocean Observatories Initiative: Cyberinfrastructure (OOI CI) use cases, Duane Edgington, MBARI, USA

• Model use case discussion

Session schedule


• The main purpose of this research group is to bring together various existing approaches in defining remote access interfaces to sophisticated laboratory equipment, as well as to come up with use cases that can dictate the requirements for integrating scientific instruments with the Grid

• Special interest in the advances of Grid technologies in areas such as interactivity, visualization and Quality of Service

Our Research Group Main Goal


Group history

• BoF in Manchester –OGF20• Initial projects involved in BoF:RINGrid, int.eu.grid, GRIDCC,

g-Eclipse, DEGREE, Edutain@Grid, BalticGrid, VLab

• Sessions:OGF 21 – Seattle, OGF 22 – Cambridge/Boston, INGRID2008 (2 sessions)• Best practices presentations, • work on the structure of the OGSA-style use case template, • Work on describing first use cases• Collecting basic informations from projects (basing on

information page template)• engaging next projects• Disscusion on Model use case from RINGrid• Disscusion on input for OGF Workshop on Access

Paradigms


Facts

• Chairs – Duane Edgington, Marcin Plociennik• New secretary – Michael Sutter (Costas

Kotsokalis)• Mailing list: [email protected]

• Over 70 members• GridForge project webspace

• Currently 19 members• Short abstract/links/contacts for each

project/research should be provided on wiki• Address: http://forge.ogf.org/sf/projects/risge-rg


Involved communities – overview

• Representatives of:• Remote Instrumentation related user communities (like

DORII, AUGERACCESS,NORIA)• Remote Instrumentation focused projects (like GRIDCC,

RINGrid,VLab, Observatory Middleware Framework, CIMA, Observatory Middleware Framework )

• Grid middleware projects (like g-eclipse)• Grid infrastructure projects (like int.eu.grid, BalticGrid,

EGEE)

• Geographically:• Europe, USA,• Australia


Involed projects & people – who we are

Project Info Template filled out by following projects:

• GRIDCC (http://www.gridcc.org) – Roberto Pugliese, ELETTRA, Italy• RINGrid (http://www.ringrid.eu) – Constantinos Kotsokalis, GRNET, Greece, Thomas

Prokosch, GUP, Austria• int.eu.grid (http://www.interactive-grid.eu) - Jesus Marco, IFCA, Spain,Marcin Płóciennik,

PSNC, Poland• g-Eclipse(http://www.geclipse.org) - Mathias Stümpert, FZK, Germany, Paweł Wolniewicz,

PSNC, Poland• AUGERACCESS(http://www.augeraccess.net) - Michael Sutter, FZK, Germany• VLab(http://vlab.psnc.pl) - Norbert Meyer, Marcin Lawenda, PSNC, Poland• Edutain@Grid (http://www.edutaingrid.eu) - Thomas Fahringer, University of Insbruck,

Austria• Integrated e-Infrastructure for Facilities (http://www.e-science.stfc.ac.uk/facilities/) -

Kerstin Kleese van Dam + Matthew Viljoen , STFC , UK• An Open Network for Robotic Telescopes - Frank Breitling , AIP, Germany• NORIA Network for Ocean Research, Interaction and Application - Duane Edgington ,

MBARI, USA• Observatory Middleware Framework -Randy Butler , UIUC, USA, Duane Edgington ,

MBARI, USA• SENSORS: Ocean Observing Network Infrastructure

(http://www.mbari.org/rd/sensors/sensors.htm ) - Duane Edgington , MBARI, USA• DORII – Norbert Meyer, Marcin Płóciennik, PSNC, Poland, Thomas Prokosch, GUP, Austria


Relations with other projects

Potential interest from projects:• CIMA – Rick McMullen, Kia Huffman , Indiana University , USA• BalticGrid (http://www.balticgrid.eu) - Arnas Kaceniauskas,VGTU, Lithuania,

Lauri Anton, EENET, Estonia• EGEE – Panos Louridas, Erwin Laure, CERN• MMRA -Minnesota Microprobe Remote Access

(http://probelab.geo.umn.edu/remote.html) - Ellery E. Frahm, University of Minnesota, USA

• Looking (http://lookingtosea.ucsd.edu) - Matthew Arrott, UCSD, USA• CYCLOPS(http://www.cyclops-project.eu/Default.aspx?id_menu=7) - Stefano

Nativi, Paolo Mazzetti , CNR, Italy• DEGREE (http://www.eu-degree.eu) - Ladislav Hluchy, II SAS, Slovakia• NICTA Open SensorWeb

Architecture(http://nicta.com.au/research/projects/nicta_open_sensorweb_architecture) - Australia

• ARCHER (http://archer.edu.au) - Australia


Roadmap

OGF24 (Sep) :

- Preparation of next use-cases

during the meeting: - presentation of next use -cases- best practices presentation – address Asia/Australia projects/communities

- presentation of next collected use-cases- discussion about document describing common use cases on group forum

2009:

- writing document describing common use cases, identify requirements and necessary capabilities - finalise the document and push it to the OGF editor for the approval process - discussion about possibility of establishing WG to standardize the relevant capabilities


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