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Presenter or main title… Session Title or subtitle… Aston Business Centre – 22 June 2011 JISC’s AIM/VRE Programmes – crossover workshop Christopher Brown [email protected] Digital Infrastructure Team

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Presenter or main title…

Session Title or subtitle…

Aston Business Centre – 22 June 2011

JISC’s AIM/VRE Programmes – crossover workshop

Christopher Brown [email protected] Digital Infrastructure Team

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Welcome

Welcome to Aston Business School

– http://www.conferenceaston.co.uk/

Wireless

– Username

– password

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Agenda

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Day 1

Time Content

09:30 Registration, Tea / Coffee

10:00 – 10:45 AIM/VRE crossover workshop Pt 1

10:45 – 11:00 Tea/Coffee

11:00 – 12:00 AIM/VRE crossover workshop Pt 2

12:00 – 13:00 VRE Programme Meeting – VRE3/VRERI Project Presentations I

13:00 – 14:00 Lunch

14:00 – 15:15 VRE Programme Meeting – VRE3/VRERI project presentations II

15:15 – 15:30 Tea / Coffee

15:30 – 15:40 VRE Programme future – Christopher Brown

15:40 – 16:00 Open discussion

16:00 Meeting Close

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AIM Programme

1st Jan 2009 to 31st March 2011 (IdM Toolkit Pilots – Feb-July 2011)

Focus:– Process– Policy– Technology

Objectives

– Build foundations for production systems that universities might adopt in the future

– Prepare the sector for future developments– Improve user experience– Increase value and make AIM relevant to wider community – Enable integrated systems architecture– Develop practical tools to enable AIM

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Exploring Innovative new areas

[email protected]

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VRE definition

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A VRE comprises a set of online tools and other network resources and technologies interoperating with each other to facilitate or enhance the processes of research practitioners within and across institutional boundaries.

A key characteristic of a VRE is that it facilitates collaboration amongst researchers and research teams providing them with more effective means of collaboratively collecting, manipulating and managing data, as well as collaborative knowledge creation.

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VRE Phase 3

The intention of this programme is not to produce a complete VRE, but rather to define and help to develop the frameworks and associated standards and to encourage the development and population of VREs with applications, services and resources appropriate to their needs.

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VRE – where next?

Benefits realisation and embedding

– Follow on funding for VRE3 projects

Explore leading edge technologies – Rapid Innovation

– Tools and demonstrators

Exploration of VRE issues and future directions

– Investigate and determine where future funding should be spent

– National and international perspective

International outlook

– Knowledge Exchange (JISC, SURFfoundation, DFG, DEFF)

– SURFfoundation (Starter Kit, SURFconext)

– Project Bamboo/Mellon Foundation

– TERENA

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VRE – where next?

Virtual Research Community

– Community building and sustainability

• Building communities from VRE3 outputs

• Develop a starter kit (VRE “Infokits” via JISC Advance)

– Engaging the general public (open science; citizen science)

– Disseminating research/research impact within the research community/scholarly comms.

“the virtual laboratory”

– Mobile interfaces

– Hybrid environments/hybrid reality

– E-lab notebooks

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AIM – The road ahead

Follow-on funding (RAPTOR and SMART)

Support of Identity Management Toolkit – 2 pilot projects– Toolkit review (November 2011)– www.identity-project.org an IdM hub

Shibboleth Consortium

Embedding outputs and community building

Future Directions (international perspective):

– Cloud, Delegation, Inter-federation, User centricity, Persistence of identity, Identity/identifiers

SURFnet, DEFF, DFG (Knowledge Exchange)

Cross-programme work (VRE, e-Learning, BCE, etc)

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AIM/VRE Workshop

Discussion

– What AIM issues exist within VREs?

– How can AIM improve national and international collaboration?

– Improved access to research groups’ data?

– Integrating Cloud with collaboration?

– Federated Id / User centric Id access to collaborative environments?

– SURFconext (SURFnet) http://www.surfnet.nl/en/Thema/coin/Pages/default.aspx

– Colwiz

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