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Why is 'instrumenting the grid’ important for e -Infrastructure ?

Why is 'instrumenting the grid’ important for e -Infrastructure ?. Maria Ramalho Nat ário European Commission, DG INFSO – F03 Maria.Ramalho-Natario@ec.europa.eu. revolution in science & engineering, research & education. networking grids instrumentation computing data curation….

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Why is 'instrumenting the grid’ important for e -Infrastructure ?

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  1. Why is 'instrumenting the grid’ important for e-Infrastructure ? Maria Ramalho Natário European Commission, DG INFSO – F03 Maria.Ramalho-Natario@ec.europa.eu INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  2. revolution in science & engineering, research & education networking grids instrumentation computing data curation… value added of distributed collaborative research (virtual communities) Application pull Technology push a new vision for Science • Global research challenges with high societal impact • Data deluge… virtual-labs • Experimentation-based Science and Numerically- based Science • Cross-disciplinarity • Global Virtual Research Communities INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  3. Astrophysics VO WeatherForecast VO Biomedics VO . . . . . . . e-Infrastructure: the vision Connecting researchers Sharing the best scientific resources Building global virtual research communities Sharing and federating scientific data Sharing computers, instruments and applications Linking at the speed of the light INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  4. GÉANT: connecting Europe • Pan-European coverage (40+ countries /3900 universities / 30+ million students) • Hybrid architecture: • connectivity at 10 Gb/s (aggregated traffic) • dark fiber wavelengths(demanding communities) INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  5. GÉANT: global reach INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  6. EGEE: large multi-science grids Astrophysics and astroparticle physics Biomedical and bioinformatics Computational chemistry Computational sciences High Energy Physics Disaster recovery Digital Libraries Earth sciences Infrastructure Geophysics Finance Fusion • >240 sites • >50 000 CPUs, 25 Pbyte of storage • ~100 000 jobs successfully completed per day • 200 Virtual Organisations • >8000 registered users, representing 1000s of scientists INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  7. EGEE*: users and resources distribution * EGEE and sister projects: EELA, SEEGRID, EUMEDGrid, EUIndia Grid, EU China Grid INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  8. EGEE: promoting interoperability INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  9. PRACE petaflop supercomputers EU DEISA virtual supercomputer National Local new “petaflop” supercomputers INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  10. DEISA: virtual HPC services • 11 sites in 7 countries connected at 10 Gb/s • Over 22,000 CPUs sporting 200 TFlop • Running larger parallel applications in individual sites • Enabling workflow applications with grid technologies • Providing a global data management service • Extreme Computing Initiative INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  11. capture collect create extract knowledge store validate manage add value Several "continuum" publish disseminate From past and present to future From one to multiple disciplines From one to multiple organisations From raw data to publications From research to education Importance of data for Science INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  12. health physics biology astro clinical data LHC data biology data astronomy data scientific data infrastructure computing/data grid infrastructure GÉANT network infrastructure scientific data as an infrastructure INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  13. IMPACT METAFOR EuroVO-AIDA GENESI-DR DRIVER neuGRID EUFORIA D4SCIENCE ETSF EGEE DEISA FEDERICA EVALSO EDGES, DORII GÉANT involving scientific communities network grids data generic e-Infrastructure… user communities involvement INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  14. Conclusions … in disguise Recent developments create the expectation that technology is fast maturing to support the emergence of a new infrastructure paradigm, according to which the shared use of instrumentation, computing and data resources across administrative and technology domains will progressively become a commodity service. M. Campolargo INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

  15. Further information www.cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/e-infrastructure/ Information Day: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/e-infrastructure/events-20080418_en.html Work Programme (New): http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/wp_en.html#capacities INGRID 2008 – Ischia, Italy

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