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CALL FOR SC GLOBAL 2004 PROPOSALS<br>
DEADLINE: APRIL 19, 2004<br>
<a href="http://www.sc-conference.org/sc2004/scglobal.html" eudora="autourl">http://www.sc-conference.org/sc2004/scglobal.html<br><br>
</a>Anchored in the newly constructed technology-enhanced Pittsburgh
convention center, SC Global 2004 will link Access Grid communities from
around the world to exchange ideas through highly informative talks,
papers, panels and BOFs on topics of interest to attendees.<br><br>
SC Global 2004 will focus on traditional SC technical program content, as
well as the showcase of collaborative technologies for which SC Global
has traditionally been known. The SC Global committee looks forward to
receiving proposals for a wide variety of sessions, ranging from
technical papers on cluster architecture, to panels on grid middleware,
to birds-of-a-feathers on international networking.<br><br>
By their nature, most successful proposals for the SC Global program will
be collaborative undertakings. Therefore, proposals will be reviewed not
only for their technical excellence, but also for their feasibility as an
AG event. However, presenters do not need to have an Access Grid node if
they will be presenting from the conference site in Pittsburgh.<br><br>
** How to Submit a Proposal for the SC Global Program: **<br>
- Start at the SC04 proposal submission web site<br>
<a href="https://secure.linklings.net/conferences/sc2004/" eudora="autourl">https://secure.linklings.net/conferences/sc2004/<br>
</a>- Register as a user of the site, and log in<br>
- In the pull-down menu at the top of the screen, select the type of
session you would like to submit:<br>
- Technical Papers (with SC Global option)<br>
- Panels (with SC Global option)<br>
- Birds of a Feather (with SC Global option), or<br>
- SCG Showcase<br><br>
- Follow the directions to fill out the appropriate form.<br><br>
Questions? Comments? Send mail to scglobal04@sc-conference.org
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Jackie Kern, NCSA, SC Global Chair 2004<br>
On behalf of the SC Global 2004 Committee:<br>
Michael Daw,University of Manchester, Deputy Chair <br>
Ivan Judson, ANL, Technical Director<br>
Jeff Schwab, Purdue, General Producer <br>
Jim Miller,inSORS, Node Manager <br>
Julie Mullen, WPI, Archivist <br>
Jennifer Teig von Hoffman, BU, Communications Liason <br>
Paul Wefel, NCSA, Networking Liaison<br>
Michael Robson, University of Manchester, Networking Specialist <br>
Wenjun Liu,University of Chicago/ANL, Evaluation Specialist <br>
Markus Buchhorn, ANU, Asia Pacific Remote Node Manager <br>
Tiki Suarez,FAMU, Volunteer/Education Liaison <br>
Kazuyuki Shudo, AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science
and Technology) , Outreach Specialist, Asia/Pacific <br>
Amado Gonzalez, Florida International University, Outreach Specialist,
MSI <br>
Randy Groves, Boeing, Floor Manager<br>
Cindy Seivers,LANL, North America Remote Site Manager <br>
Jonathan Tyman, Internet2, Recording Specialist <br><br>
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