[Imsa-hpc-list] Invitation to view White Rose Grid demonstrations [Fwd: Collaborative Applications Demonstration]

[Steve Stevenson]

Begin forwarded message:

> From: Mike Griffiths <m.griffiths at sheffield.ac.uk>
> Date: 7Sep 2009 09:50:43
> Subject: Collaborative Applications Demonstration
>
> Dear Gary, Paul, Ben, Rob,Steve,Ian and Mike
> At Sheffield we have recently relocated our Insors Access Grid to a  
> new location. As part of
> our activities to promote research computing services at The  
> University of Sheffield
> and within the White Rose Grid we are providing a user demonstration  
> of collaborative
> applications the demonstration will take place over the Access Grid.
>
> There will be demonstrations of
> 1. IBM Deep Computing Visualisation (Paul Hatton birmingham)
> 2. Virtual Vellum (Mike Meredith WRG sheffield)
> ( http://www.shef.ac.uk/hri/projects/projectpages/accessgrid-1.html )
> Mike Meredith has suggested an additional demonstration as follows
> 3. Virtual Reality visualisation and representation ( http://www.shef.ac.uk/hri/projects/projectpages/accessgrid-4.html 
>  )
>
> It is hoped that the session will involve participation from  
> colleagues in the US.
> We are also hoping that there will be representation from the UK  
> AGSC who can monitor/assess and make recommendations about the  
> session quality.
>
> I should be very grateful if you would attend this meeting. Please  
> let me know
> which is the most convenient date for the meeting. To make your  
> choices please visit
> the following meetomatic web link.
>
> http://www.meetomatic.com/respond.php?id=N4942L
> Paul thanks for setting up the initial test demonstration and for  
> suggesting this meeting.
> As soon as we have agreed a date/venue for the meetingthen we will  
> circulate further
> information.
> Regards
> Mike Griffiths
>
> -- 
> Dr. M.K. Griffiths. Research Computing Specialist,CICS, The  
> University of Sheffield. S10 2HB.,+44 (0) 114 222 1126
>

steve
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