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November 14-20, 2009
Super Computing annual Conference 2009 will be held at
Portland, Oregon. Recognized globally as the premier
international conference on High Performance Computing
(HPC), networking, storage and analysis, SC09 will feature
the most interesting and innovative HPC scientific and
technical applications from around the world. Visit
SC09 Website
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October
27-28, 2009 The 9th Annual Global LambdaGrid
Workshop was held at Daejeon, Korea. GLIF, the Global Lambda Integrated Facility, is an
international virtual organization that promotes the
paradigm of lambda networking.
Visit GLIF
website for more information
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October 5-8, 2009
The Fall 2009 Internet2 Member Meeting was held at San Antonio, Texas. Internet2 is a not-for-profit advanced networking consortium comprising more than 200 U.S. universities in cooperation with 70 leading corporations, 45 government agencies, laboratories and other institutions of higher learning as well as over 50 international partner organizations.
Visit
Internet2 website.
Visit Caribbean Regional Interest Group Website |
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January 20-22, 2009
The 2009 EduCause Learning Initiative Annual Meeting, Participation
and Collaboration: Social Learning for the 21st Century,
to explore processes and practices focused on social learning
and student success. Click
here for more info |
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Super Computing 2009 Conference, Portland, Oregon, November 14-20, 2009
Super Computing annual Conference 2009 will be held at
Portland, Oregon. Recognized globally as the premier
international conference on High Performance Computing (HPC),
networking, storage and analysis, SC09 will feature the most
interesting and innovative HPC scientific and technical
applications from around the world. Visit
SC09 Website.
Heidi Alvarez, Director of Center for Internet Augmented
Research and Assessment, participated at the 9th Annual Global
LambdaGrid Workshop Daejeon, Korea, October 27 - 28, 2009.
GLIF, the Global Lambda Integrated Facility, is an
international virtual organization that promotes the paradigm
of lambda networking. GLIF provides lambdas internationally as
an integrated facility to support data-intensive scientific
research, and supports middleware development for lambda
networking. It brings together some of the world's premier
networking engineers who are working together to develop an
international infrastructure by identifying equipment,
connection requirements, and necessary engineering functions
and services.
Visit the Website.
View
Heidi Alvarez presentation here.
Heidi Alvarez, Director of Center for Internet Augmented
Research and Assessment, participated at Fall 2009 Internet2
Member Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, October 5-8, 2009.
Internet2 is a not-for-profit advanced networking consortium
comprising more than 200 U.S. universities in cooperation with
70 leading corporations, 45 government agencies, laboratories
and other institutions of higher learning as well as over 50
international partner organizations.
Visit the Website for more information.
New
World Symphony on track for 2011 building opening
September 17, 2009, Miami, FL - The new world symphony's new
home continues to sprout upon on Miami Beach and is about a
year from completion, its president says.
Read full press release
Heidi Alvarez, Director of Center for Internet Augmented
Research and Assessment, participated at the 12th TRANS-EUROPEAN
RESEARCH AND EDUCATION NETWORKING ASSOCIATION (TERENA)
Networking Conference 2009 The conference was held in University of Malaga, Spain,
June 8 - 11, 2009.
Visit the Website.
View
Heidi Alvarez presentation here.
Julio
Ibarra, Assistant Vice President of Technology Augmented
Research at FIU, participated at the 10th workshop of Rede Nacional de Pesquisa
(RNP)
The conference was held in Recife, Brazil, May 25-26,
2009. Visit
the Web site View
Julio Ibarra's presentation here
Julio
Ibarra, Assistant Vice President of Technology Augmented
Research at FIU, participated in the annual meeting of the
Coordinating Committee for Intercontinental Research Networking
(CCIRN)
CCIRN provides a forum for members to agree and progress
a set of activities to achieve inter-operable networking services
between participating international entities to support open
research and scholarly pursuit. He provided the CCIRN with
an overview of
AtlanticWave and ia description of ts achievements. Slides
to the presentation are available here. For more information
about the AtlanticWave, please visit the project web site at http://www.atlanticwave.net. View
the presentation here (4.7 MB PDF)
Florida LambdaRail Joins Forces with CiscoWave
and UltraLight/PLaNetS
to enable the AtlanticWave and Brazil’s CMS Tier2
facilities to
participate in Super Computing 2008
November 18, 2008, Austin, TX, – Florida
LambdaRail (FLR) joined
forces with CiscoWave (C-Wave), UltraLight/PLaNetS
and AtlanticWave (A-
Wave) for the Super Computing 2008 event to enable
Brazil’s CMS
distributed Tier2 facility to participate in the bandwidth
challenge
competition. Read full press release
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Past Events
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June 30 - July 2, 2009
The GCB international program is
comprised of a series of geographically distributed projects
each supported for a one year period with the goal of having
the graduate students and their faculty advisors adopt
longer term collaborative strategies. There is a technology
transfer relationship between FIU and Calit2 at UCSD in
order to realize the vision of team science at all levels of
graduate and post-graduate education and research. Calit2
has worked with GCB to move collaborative and visualization
tools developed by OptIPuter into a production mode. Now we
are able to incorporate both a graduate student project and
a summer workshop for GCB students at Calit2 at UCSD, CA.
More information is available at http://www.cyberbridges.net/calit2announcement.html
January
20-22, 2009
The 2009 EduCause Learning Initiative Annual Meeting, Participation
and Collaboration: Social Learning for the 21st Century,
to explore processes and practices focused on social learning
and student success. In the ELI tradition, the annual meeting
is a setting for interactive, hands-on learning and networking,
with a variety of presentations, discussions, and workshops.
Sessions will fall into one of three interest areas: learners,
learning principles and practices, and learning technologies.
The Meeting will be held in the Caribe Royale Hotel and Conference
Center, Orlando, Florida on January 20-22, 2009. For more
information go to http://net.educause.edu/ELI091
Masoud
Sadjadi Presentation
Heidi
Alvarez Presentation
December 2, 2008
Ultralight / PLaNetS Tutorial Workshop will be held on December 2, 2008 and hosted
by Florida International University. The purpose of the tutorial in Education
and Outreach is to disseminate the capabilities and use of the PLaNetS services
to support LHC data analysis and other applications. http://www.ciara.fiu.edu/ultralight/
October
29, 2008
Graduate Fellowships for Global Cyberbridges
Informational Workshop
Wed, Oct. 29th, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm at
FIU's Graham University Center, Room 1215 (Conference Room)
Click here for Workshop Flyer and Presentation http://www.cyberbridges.net/events.html
Click here for more about GCB http://www.cyberbridges.net/
October
13, 2008
The Caribbean Regional Emerging Networks will meet on October 13, 2008 as a side
meeting to the Fall Internet2 Annual Members Meeting. The meeting will be held
at the Sheraton New Orleans Hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana. For more info http://international.internet2.edu/intl_connect/emergingnetworks_sig
JULY 23-24, 2008
Dr. Alvarez's presentation is posted as an
attachment on the Internet2 Wiki site
Access
Dr. Heidi Alvarez's CTU Presentation here
Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) in association
with the Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses
Registry (LACNIC) host the 4th Caribbean Internet Governance
Forum Implementing the Caribbean Internet Governance
Agenda: From Proposal to Policy in Curacao, Netherlands
Antilles, July 23-24, 2008.. Heidi Alvarez was invited
to present on the Internet2 evolution and AMPATH – the
high performance exchange point in Florida which is facilitating
peering and network research between education and research
institutions. A presentation on this topic would be of
particular interest to the Caribbean Knowledge and Learning
Network delegates and serve to sensitize delegates on
the value of research and education networking. For more
information go to http://www.ctu.int/events/cigf2008
July
20-21, 2008
CIARA is hosting a network planning group for
the LSST telescope project at Florida International University
on July 20-21, 2008. For more information on the
Large Synoptic Survey Telescope go to www.LSST.org
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Please check back for updates on this exciting event! Or for more information please visit http://ciara.fiu.edu/eco/ or please send a message to Biocyber-pasi-help@ampath.net. |
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Florida International Grid School 2008 has been scheduled for January 23-25, 2008 at Florida International University’s Wolfsonian Museum in Miami Beach, Florida. For more information please visit www.opensciencegrid.org/workshops or please send a message to figs08@opensciencegrid.org.
Download more information as a Word document.
UPDATE
Get directions to the Woflsonian from Miami International Airport via this Google Maps page.
For more information please contact Irene Perez at (305) 785-3809.
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For more information please visit International Collaborations in Cyberinfrastructure-enabled Genomics Workshop or please send a message to genomics@ampath.net. |
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Workshop 1: Monday, Nov. 26th, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm at FIU's Green Library Building, Room 835
Workshop 2: Friday, Nov. 30th, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm at FIU's Graham University Center, Room 305
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Research on biological
diversity is a global and cyberinfrastructure-enabled science.
The evolutionary origin of biological diversity and ecological
processes that maintain it are active areas of research
involving thousands of scientists worldwide. The outputs
of those systematics and ecological investigations inform
conservation management, government policy and civil society
on the most important environmental phenomena in the history
of mankind—the impacts resulting from
the transformation of speciose natural systems into species-poor,
managed ones. (visit) |
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Biodiversity informatics is an interdisciplinary research and infrastructure development activity. It thrives on collaborations among environmental biologists, computer scientists, and network and software engineers. As environmental biology becomes increasingly data-driven, the nature of international collaborations in biodiversity will evolve to include more network-based interactions and communications. Expectations for essentially instantaneous access to data sets and to computational tools and services, will change the timing and logistics of collaborative work. The workshop examined trends where cyberinfrastructure is likely to effect change in biodiversity research informatics. (visit) |
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Networking experts from China and the United States gather annually at the Chinese - American Networking Symposium (CANS) to discuss new ideas and advancements in networking technologies. The annual programs, alternately held in the USA and China, include presentations by networking experts, panel discussions, and technical breakout sessions. (visit site) |
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The Pan American Studies Institute on Advanced Networking Technologies for E-Science was favorably reviewed and funded by the NSF Office of International Science and Engineering. The intellectual merit is that anew bridge between astronomy, physics and the advanced networking community will be created, fostering new discoveries. The PASI will not be a locus for fundamental research; rather it will incubate a new generation of scientists and engineers who are capable of fully integrating advanced networking into astronomy and physics research and education. |
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Networking experts from China and the United States gather annually at the Chinese - American Networking Symposium (CANS) to discuss new ideas and advancements in networking technologies. The annual programs, alternately held in the USA and China, include presentations by networking experts, panel discussions, and technical breakout sessions. |
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The SC2004 conference will bring representatives from many technical communities together to exchange ideas, celebrate past successes and plan for the future. To reflect this important function, the conference theme is Bridging Communities, which represents not only the technical communities participating in the conference but the architecture of the city, too. |
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| CIARA Presentation:Bridging communities to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Network Diagram (gif 33.64 KB) |
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CIARA and affiliates established a record of sustained flow of 2.0 Gbps to Brazil.
A record for the North and South America Hemisphere. |
| This is a milestone for us and for all of our affiliates that helped in making this possible. |
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