AG presentations

Jennifer Teig von Hoffman jtvh at bu.edu
Fri Apr 14 10:17:33 CDT 2000


I agree with Leslie too, and Ginny. "Booking" a node is very different
from booking a conference room. We've been handling these things on a very
information basis here at BU, and for the most part it's working out okay
but requires a level of constant collaboration that may not be possible as
the number of node-users scales up.

I'd like to volunteer to be on the sub-group Leslie suggested.

- Jennifer

On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Ginny Hudak-David wrote:

> I agree with Leslie that we need to come up with a scheme to handle AG
> events. And her suggestion to get a small group together to address some of
> the questions is a good one.
> 
> Jim Farrar and I have talked a little about this, which came up when I
> booked the NCSA node for the Chautauquas. I wasn't sure how to do that,
> whom to contact, and what it meant to "book" the node.
> 
> --ginny david
>   NCSA Scientific Computing
> 
> At 10:56 AM 4/14/00 -0400, Leslie Southern wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >This thread brings up some interesting issues that hopefully we can
> >resolve and even define some sort of process. The original workshop was
> >planned by AHPCC and updated to include NCSA instruction. Boston and OSC
> >will be "host" sites and have announced it to their broader communities. 
> >
> >The responsibilities fall on all sites. Each site needs to plan their
> >local arrangements based on their level of participation (i.e.,
> >instruction, support, and audience). The "sponsoring" site needs to
> >reserve the AG and provide materials.
> >
> >Perhaps the training group and the AG deployment committee can get
> >together and work out the details and come up with a better game plan.
> >Often the training folks are not the same as the AG folks, and this is a
> >first for all of us.
> >
> >-Leslie
> >
> >
> >Ernie Herrera wrote:
> >> 
> >> This is a training activity, at very least the training POC should make the
> >> arrangements or ensure that coordination occurs. But you're right a
> complete
> >> schedule description is good.
> >> 
> >> Jim Farrar wrote:
> >> 
> >> > After the hub-bub of the president visit, we probably need to set up some
> >> > kind of system to inform all sites of events when they will have local
> >> > presenters.  I have just been informed that I will have a local presenter
> >> > on Tuesday the 18th for Fast Fourier Transforms and the FFTW library
> >> > workshop.  This is a surprise to me.  No one here had even informed me
> that
> >> > they wanted to see the presentation let alone be a presenter for it.
> There
> >> > must be a way to keep everyone informed of these things.
> >> 
> >> --
> >> 
> >> Ernest D. Herrera
> >> Associate Director
> >> High Performance Computing Education and Research Center
> >> University of New Mexico
> >> 505.277.8330
> >
> >-- 
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