IMPLEMETATION STRATEGIES

Sue FratkinSURA

Directions & Opportunities

• Federal Budget

• Federal Agencies

• International activities

• Industry support

Federal

• Budget for FY2005 “grim” overall

NSF – grids activities will continue in 2005 in various forms (ie: ETF; NMI program) Some months away from the 2005 NMI solicitation.

www.cise.nsf.gov/funding/pgm display.cfm?pub id=13149&iv=CISE

CISE CRI program

• 3 types of awards

• Infrastructure Acquisition - up to $2M

• Community Resource Development - $300K to $2M

• Planning – up to $ 50K -1 institution; or $100K for more

Other Agencies

• DOE Science Grid – to support eScience applications– www.doe.gov

• NASA – Info Power Grid– www.nasa.gov

• NIH Roadmap – Biomedical Informatics Research Network (BIRN)– www.nih.gov

Other activities

• Starlight – www.startap.net/starlight

• Access Grid – www.fp.msc.anl.gov/fl/accessgrid

• Physics –www.griphyn.org

Grids - ASIA

• www.floramap-ciat.org/ing/climate-grid.htm– Details re: climate grids in SE Asia, Africa

• www.healthgrid.org/projects– Details re: EU/US & Asia/Pacific

• Asia Pacific Science & Technology Center

Grids – EU/England

• www.arcade-eu.info/2004/European leadership

• www.cordis.lu/ist/grids/index.htm

• UK Science & Technology – Nov.30, 2004– Collaborations US/UK Universities in Bio &

Biotech

Grids - US

• www.gridtoday.com/gridtoday.html

• www.gridtoday.com/02/0812/100242.html

Grids - Industry

• Project MegaGrid – Dell Inc., EMC, Intel Corporation & Oracle(build &deploy entire infrastructure)

• Sun Fire Grid Grant Program -2004 Monash University in Australia (encourage use of grid programming to support key research projects)

• Fitech Laboratories, Inc. University Program – facilitate research projects that benefit from computational grid – – Now accepting applications worldwide

– Jon Webster, Technical Director– 646-495-5076

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