[AG-TECH] Fading AG usage?

[Paul Hatton]

Jeffrey (and the list),

Have a look at

http://www.iaa.bham.ac.uk/Computing/HP_VISTA/Seminars/access_grid_semi
nars.htm

for regular Access Grid seminars broadcast from here. These are also 
in a discipline outside of the core science area which is usually 
assumed (maybe wrongly) to be the main users of the technology.

We welcome any visitors **but** if anyone does call in please ensure 
that you have a correctly set-up node so as not to cause problems, 
especially audio, during the seminar. I'm sure list members are well 
aware of the problems that badly set up nodes can create. If anyone's 
interested contact me for venue details and a quick test meeting 
beforehand.

I also think that a central list of public seminars/workshops etc 
that are to be held on access grid would be useful. Easily said, but 
who would populate and maintain it?

From:	"Jeffrey Miller" <jmille22 at nd.edu>
To:	"'Jason Bell'" <j.bell at cqu.edu.au>, "'Derek Piper'" 
<dcpiper at indiana.edu>,
  	<	ag-tech at mcs.anl.gov>
Subject:	RE: [AG-TECH] Fading AG usage?
Date sent:	Tue, 16 Jan 2007 08:16:43 -0500

 I never know who is giving presentations
> to the AG community. There is no site that I know of that we all can go to,
> to see who is presenting. 
> 
> We've hooked up with Los Alamos a few times but I have to go fishing to find
> out who is presenting. IF we could know who is presenting to the AG
> community at  large a week or two ahead of time then I could get the word
> out to our faculty here and then garner some real interest. Otherwise, its
> all just point-to-point. 
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks for listening to my venting.
> 
>  
> 
> Jeff
> 
>  
> 
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