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Time critical applications and
infrastructure optimization the 3rd
edition in the series of workshop on
Interoperable infrastructures for interdisciplinary big
data sciences (IT4RIs 18)
In conjunction with Amsterdam HPC
master course (HPC 2018)
http://staff.fnwi.uva.nl/z.zhao/workshop/it4ris/,
[CFP
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Venue: WCW, Amsterdam Science Park 125, (room: Turingzaal), 1098XH, Amsterdam January 18, 2018, Amsterdam, the
Netherlands
Previous events: [2015 | 2016] Submission deadline extended to
December 25, 2017 Selected papers will be invited
to a FGCS
special issue Workshop registration, before Jan 15, 2018 |
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Aims and scope
Real-time applications (disaster warning and response,
traffic flow control, weather monitoring and forecasting, etc.) are among the
most challenging applications to develop, deploy and control on distributed
infrastructure, but can be of great current and future value to research,
industry and public safety/security. Applications that fuse real-time
requirements with environmental science require the establishment of
dedicated agile e-infrastructure that can provide fundamental storage and
processing capacity that is able to respond effectively to time-critical
events. To address many of the real-time challenges facing the
scientific research community and society at large today, it is necessary to
be able to analyse and process large quantities of heterogeneous data
acquired in several different scientific domains and at present distributed
across many different kinds of existing ICT infrastructure. Of particular
concern is how to manage real-time aspects in the management of large
quantities of data being generated by sensor deployments in real-time, the
fast orchestration of workflows on virtual infrastructure in response to
real-time events or in response to irregular demands on resources by
researchers, and the search and aggregation of research data from multiple
sources and catalogues on-demand. Solutions that make use of new developments
in Cloud, virtual infrastructure, or software engineering tools and
methodologies are particularly timely in this context. The workshop for "interoperable infrastructures for
interdisciplinary big data science (IT4RIs)" focuses on practical
aspects of the design, development and operation of research e-infrastructure
and virtual research environments, as well as the interaction between ICT
infrastructure and user communities. This year, the workshop specifically
highlights the software engineering aspects for time critical cloud
applications: engineering approaches, standards, methodologies and
utilizations in infrastructures. The workshop aims to provide a forum for
researchers and developers to exchange their experiences and ideas on
building nearly real-time data processing solutions, and models for
programming, executing and controlling time-critical applications on
virtualized infrastructures (e.g., Clouds). Topics
Authors are invited to submit original manuscripts that demonstrate
current research in all aspects of interoperable infrastructure for
interdisciplinary big data science. The workshop solicits novel papers on a
broad range of topics, including but not limited to: - Real-time guarantee for sensor networks - Real-time data quality control - Time-critical applications in Clouds - Nearly real-time data processing in data infrastructures - Real-time data analytics - Citation and identification of dynamic data - Disaster early warning systems - Live event broadcasting in Clouds - Reference model for time-critical systems - Real-time decision support - Time-critical data processing workflows - Virtualized infrastructure for time-critical applications - Software-defined networking for time-critical applications - Self-adapting big data application on Cloud - Software workbenches for time-critical applications - Policies for research infrastructure interoperability and their implementations Paper submission and
publication
All papers must be submitted electronically in PDF format via online submission system, and must describe original work not previously published or concurrently. All submissions will be peer reviewed. The papers should follow the IEEE 8.5"x11" two-column format. We welcome full papers (up to 10 pages, substantive work), and short papers (up to 6 pages, work in progress) An author of each accepted paper is required to register and present the paper in the workshop. Selected high quality papers will be invited for a special journal issue in Future Generation Computer System. Special issue:
- Selected papers will be invited to the special of time critical applications on software defined infrastructure in the international journal of Future Generation Computing Systems. Program
Session
1 (9:00-10:40): Time critical cloud computing: Software engineering challenges in cloud
applications (Dr. Zhiming Zhao) Opening(5min):
Break:
10:40-11:00 Session
2 (11:00-12:30): (Use cases/ENTICE) Infrastructure optimization for data
intensive applications- (Dr. Radu Prodan)
Lunch:
12:30-13:30 Session
3: (13:30- 15:00) Security and AAI challenges and solutions in RI and VRE (Dr. Jacco
van Ossenbruggen) Presentations: Ralph
Koning: Measuring the efficiency of SDN mitigations
against cyber attacks [10.5281/zenodo.1162910] Alessandro
Paolini: EGI e-Infrastructure and AAI solutions [10.5281/zenodo.1162936] Jacco van Ossenbruggen,
Security, Privacy and Trust Strategies for a Virtual Research Environment [10.5281/zenodo.1162906] Panel
discussion:
Break:
15:00-15:30 Session
4: (15:30-17:00) (Future challenges, strategy and agenda) From Cloud computing, digital infrastructures
and open data market to EOSC (Dr. Zhiming Zhao) Invited
talks:
Session
5: 17:00- 19:30 Demo and poster (Dr. George Suciu Jr.)
Venue
IT4RIs will take place at Science Park Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Important Dates
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Submission
deadline: -
Notification:
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Camera
ready version: -
Registration:
January 15, 2018 -
Workshop:
January 18, 2018 -
Post
special issue submission: March, 15,
2018 Programme
committee
- Adam Belloum, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands -
Alessandro
Spinuso, Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch
Instituut (KNMI), the Netherlands - Alex Hardisty, Cardiff University, UK - Alex Vermeulen, Lund University, Sweden - Andrew Jones, Cardiff University, UK - Ari Asmi, University of Helsinki, Finland - Malcolm Atkinson, the University of Edinburgh, UK - Cees de Laat, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Dana Petcu, West University of Timisoara, Romania - Daniele Bailo, INGV, Italy - Guadalupe Flores Salado, Wtelecom, Spain - George Suciu Jr., BEIA Consult, Romania - Ian Taylor, Cardiff University, UK - Jacco van Ossenbruggen, CWI, the Netherlands - Ingemar Haggstrom, EISCAT Scientific Association, Sweden - Jean Daniel Paris, Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de lEnvironnement, France - Jian Cao, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China - Leonardo Candela, CNR, Italy - Lican Huang, Zhejiang Science and Technology University, China - Liqiang Wang, University of Central Florida, USA - Paola Grosso, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Paul Martin, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Rob van Nieuwpoort, Netherlands e-Science centre - Sebastian Altmeyer, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands - Thomas Loubrieu, Ifremer, France - Vlado Stankovski, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia - Xiaofei Liao, Huazhong Scientific Technology University, China - Yin Chen, Egi.eu, the Netherlands Organizing committee
Dr.
Zhiming Zhao (Chair) Tel:
+31 20 5257599 Fax:
+31 20 5257490 www:
staff.fnwi.uva.nl/z.zhao/ Informatics
Institute, University of Amsterdam Dr. Radu
Prodan Email: radu@dps.uibk.ac.at University of Innsbruck, Austria Prof.
Keith Jeffery Natural
Environmental Research Council, EPOS Project, UK Alexandre Ulisses M.Sc MOG Technologies, Portugal |
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