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International ICFA Workshop on HEP International ICFA Workshop on HEP Networking, Grids and Digital Divide Networking, Grids and Digital Divide Issues for Global e-ScienceIssues for Global e-Science

Proposed Workshop Dates: May 23-27, 2005

Venue: Daegu, Korea

Dongchul SonCenter for High Energy PhysicsKyungpook National University

ICFA, Beijing, ChinaAug. 2004

& SCIC Meeting, 1 Oct. 2004, at CERN

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International ICFA Workshop on HEP International ICFA Workshop on HEP Networking, Grids Networking, Grids and Digital Divide Issues for Global e-Scienceand Digital Divide Issues for Global e-Science

Workshop Goals Review the current status, progress and barriers to the

effective use of the major national, continental and transoceanic networks used by HEP

Review progress, strengthen opportunities for collaboration, and explore the means to deal with key issues in Grid computing and Grid-enabled data analysis, for high energy physics and other fields of data intensive science, now and in the future

Exchange information and ideas, and formulate plans to develop solutions to specific problems related to the Digital Divide in various regions, with a focus on: Asia Pacific, Latin America, Russia and Africa

Continue to advance a broad program of work on reducing or eliminating the Digital Divide, and ensuring global collaboration, as related to all of the above aspects.

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Sketch of an AgendaSketch of an AgendaStatus of HEP Grids (One day)

LHC(CMS, ATLAS, ALICE, LHCb), CDF/D0, Belle/BaBar, PHENIX, etc. International Projects: iVDGL, GriPhyN, PPDG, EDG, EGEE, etc.

Digital Divide Perspectives from Major experiments (One day)LHC/Tevatron Exps/B-Factories/RHICOther areas such as ITER, Weather, Earthquake, Bioinformatics, etc.

Network perspectives from each region (One-half to One Day)National (or regional) representatives from Asia Pacific and also key

countries (e.g. Brazil) from other regions: Korea, Japan, China, Australia, other parts in AP / Russia / Brazil, Mexico, other parts in Latin America / South Africa and other parts in Africa / Europe / N.America etc.

Grid Enabled Analysis for LHC (One-half to One Day)Status of GEA and some perspectives of Grids

Applications of Data Grids and Implications for Future society (Half Day, on the last day)

Ubiquitous Computing (special topic)Discussion Panels (~1 hour 2nd and 3rd Days; ~2 hours on last day)

All Sessions & Tutorials Carried Live Via VRVS; Also Playback

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Some Dates Workshop: May 23-27, 2005 LOC/International Advisory Committee: September, 2004 Fixing the agenda: ~September 25, 2004 (8 months ahead) Sending out letters of invitation: November 20, 2004 (6 months ahead)

Logistics Number of people expected: ~250 (130 from Korea; 120 from abroad)

not counting many graduate students from Korea Number of invited speakers, panelists: ~ 60 (Includes 10 from Korea) Venue: Kyungpook National University or Hotel Inter-burgo or EXCO

Kyungpook National University is most preferred. Hotels : Inter-burgo/Daegu Park & others within 30’

Inter-Burgo (5 Star, 207 rooms, ~$120) and Daegu Park (4 Star, 135 rooms, ~$100) at same site

Special events, Highlights or Items of special noteTour and Sightseeing (Historic Gyeongju Area)Special Performance (Korean Traditional

Folksongs and Dances)Banquet/Reception ICFA-SCIC MeetingSeveral people from Korean Governments will be invitedAdvanced Network communities from several regions

will be invited to participate

Schedule Outline & LogisticsSchedule Outline & Logistics

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Outcomes, Support/Sponsors, Side Meeting OptionOutcomes, Support/Sponsors, Side Meeting Option

Expected Outcomes Promote Infrastructure buildup in needy areas Advance Grid or Network initiatives. New or strengthened collaborations in Grid Enabled Analysis

Support and Sponsors Some support to help needy students attend will be provided Sponsors:

Center for High Energy Physics/KOSEFKyungpook National UniversityMinistry of Science and TechnologyKorea Information and Strategy Development Institute (KISDI)Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI)National Computerization Agency (NCA), Advanced Network

Forum (ANF), etc. Options

Meetings of Advanced Network Forum or Grid Forum-Korea would run side by side as parallel sessions (to be discussed with the ANF, Grid Forum-Korea)

In this case, we would need the EXCO for the venue and there will be tutorials; but otherwise there is no plan for tutorials

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International Advisory CommitteeInternational Advisory Committee Under discussion (tentatively suggested)

– Arshad Ali (Pakistan)– Heidi Alvarez (FIU),– Paul Avery (Univ. of Florida)– Greg Cole (GLORIAD. US)– Les Cottrell (SLAC)– Jonathan Dorfan (SLAC; ICFA Chair)– Tom de Fanti (Translight)– Francois Fluckiger (CERN)– ILorenzo Foa (INFN, Italy)– Ian Foster (Argonne and Univ. of Chicago)– Fabrizio Gagliardi (CERN, EGEE)– Som Ganguli (TIFR Mumbai)– Peter Clarke or Ian Halliday (PPARC, UK)– Chen Hesheng (IHEP Beijing)– Hans Hoffmann (CERN)– Julio Ibarra (FIU)– S. Komamiya (Tokyo, Japan)– Jysoo Lee (KISTI, Korea)– Iosif Legrand (Caltech)

– Simon C. Lin (Director, Computing Centre in Taiwan)– Vera Luth (SLAC; Chair of C11)– John Marburger (US Science Advisor, OSTP)– Kees Neggers (GLIF).– Harvey Newman (Co-chair)– Sergio Novaes (Sao Paolo)– Riazzudin (NCP Pakistan)– Don Riley (Univ. of Maryland)– Alberto Santoro (UREJ, Brazil)– Bohyeon Seo (KISDI, Korea)– Dongchul Son (Co-chair)– Geoffrey Taylor (Melbourne, Australia)– Albrecht Wagner (DESY, Germany)– Y. Watase (KEK, Japan) or Y. Totsuka (Director, KEK)– Vicky White (Fermilab)– David Williams (CERN)– G. Wormser (IN2P3, France)