[ESIP-all] AGU Meeting of the America's: ESSI Session: Computational Analysis on big data !!

[Glenn Rutledge - NOAA Federal]

Sorry for any cross postings-

The 2013 AGU Meeting of the America's Joint Assembly is being conducted in
Cancun Mexico, May 14-17, 2013. On behalf of the convenors of *ESSI IN03
"Considerations for Remote Computational Analysis on Peta-scale Archives" *,
please consider submitting your abstract *by Feb. 6th 2013*.   Sorry for
short notice.
*
**This session will explore integration of computational modeling and
analysis capabilities into data archive centers (DACs) in the era of
exponential growth of climate and weather model output. Focus will be
placed on the evolution of DACs from the traditional data provider role to
the provision of web and computational services that minimize data
transport during the process of information generation. Presentations
exploring specific examples of the most requested data analysis
capabilities are sought. Papers will be sought to explore these analysis
capabilities and leading experts in climate and weather analysis will be
invited to provide requirements for scientific analysis in a distributed
computing environment.
*
 Please see http://moa.agu.org/2013/scientific-program/sessions/in03/  for
more information.

Yours,
*
Glenn Rutledge*
NOAA National Climatic Data Center
Glenn.Rutledge at noaa.gov
*Dean Williams*
DOE PCMDI
williams13 at llnl.gov
*Thomas Yoksas*
Unidata
yoksas at unidata.ucar.edu
*Ned Gardiner*
NOAA Climate Program Office
ned.gardiner at noaa.gov *CONTROL ID: * 1558783  *TITLE: * Considerations for
Remote Computational Analysis on Peta-scale Archives  *PRESENTATION
TYPE: *Session
 *CURRENT SECTION: * Earth and Space Science Informatics  *CO-SPONSORING
SECTION(S): * Atmospheric Sciences (A), Global Environmental Change
(GC)  *AUTHORS
(FIRST NAME, LAST NAME): * Glenn K Rutledge1, Dean Williams2, Thomas C
Yoksas3, Ned Gardiner4  *INSTITUTIONS (ALL): * 1. NOAA National Climatic
Data Center, Asheville, NC, United States.
2. DOE PCMDI, Livermore, CA, United States.
3. Unidata, Boulder, CO, United States.
4. NOAA Climate Program Office, Silver Spring, MD, United States.
 *Description: * This session will explore integration of computational
modeling and analysis capabilities into data archive centers (DACs) in the
era of exponential growth of climate and weather model output. Focus will
be placed on the evolution of DACs from the traditional data provider role
to the provision of web and computational services that minimize data
transport during the process of information generation. Presentations
exploring specific examples of the most requested data analysis
capabilities are sought. Papers will be sought to explore these analysis
capabilities and leading experts in climate and weather analysis will be
invited to provide requirements for scientific analysis in a distributed
computing environment.
 *INDEX TERMS: * [1908] INFORMATICS / Cyberinfrastructure, [1920]
INFORMATICS / Emerging informatics technologies, [1996] INFORMATICS / Web
Services, [1916] INFORMATICS / Data and information discovery.





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Glenn K. Rutledge
Meteorologist/Physical Scientist
NOMADS Team Leader
National Climatic Data Center
Asheville, NC 28801
(828) 271-4097
nomads.ncdc.noaa.gov
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