User Applications Architecture Specification Workshop
Organization
- Date: August 11-12, 2008 (noon-5pm 1st day, 8am-5pm 2nd day)
- Location: Calit2 (Atkinson Hall) 4004, UCSD, San Diego, CA
- Duration: 1.5 days
- Size: 4 invitees
Description
The goals of the User Applications workshop are to:
- Identify set of user personas and tasks for CI
- Identify a set of types of applications that the CI will support
- Investigate technology choices
- Correlate user requirements and applications for the CI
Agenda
Day 1 (August 11, 2008)
| Time | Presenter/ Moderator | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 12:00 noon | Lunch | |
| 12:15 pm | Mathew Arrott |
Welcome, introductions |
| 12:30 pm | Mathew Arrott |
Agenda setting, goals for workshop |
| 12:45 pm |
ADT |
Presentation: CI and Data Services - High level architecture |
| 01:20 pm |
Cheryl Peach |
Core objectives and functionality of Educational Applications |
| 01:40 pm |
Jim Myers | User and Applications of Semantic and Provenance in Search and Navigation of Data,as well as Community Collaboration. |
| 02:00 pm |
Ilkay Altintas | Data Product Generation Workflow Applications |
| 02:20 pm |
Ewa Deelman | Use of meta-workflow scheduling in Data Simulation and Numerical Modeling Applications |
| 02:45 pm | Break | |
| 03:00 pm |
Elizabeth Rosenzweig |
Presentation: User Persona and Task Model |
| 03:30 pm |
Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Emilia Farcas |
Working session: Persona Model feedback, complete Task List |
| 05:00pm | End-of-Day |
Day 2 (August 12, 2008)
| Time | Presenter/ Moderator | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 8:00 AM |
Breakfast | |
| 8:30 AM |
Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Emilia Farcas |
Working session: Identify types of applications, specific applications, and capabilities required from the CI. |
| 10:00 AM |
Break | |
| 10:15 AM |
Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Emilia Farcas |
Working session: Walkthrough scenarios - interaction protocols between the User Applications and the CI |
| 12:00 PM |
Lunch | |
| 12:45 AM |
Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Emilia Farcas |
Working session: Investigate technology choices for integrating the applications in the CI. |
| 02:45 PM |
Break | |
| 03:00 PM | Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Emilia Farcas |
Working session: Prioritize list of CI applications, solidify CI application types and technologies model |
| 04:00 PM |
Elizabeth Rosenzweig, Emilia Farcas |
Working session: Identify relevant User Science Requirements, map to CI applications model |
| 05:00 PM |
Workshop adjourns |
Participants
- Ilkay Altintas, SDSC
- Ewa Deelman, USC
- Jim Myers, UIUC
- Cheryl Peach, SIO
- Elizabeth Rosenzweig, CI WHOI Consultant
- Matthew Arrott, UCSD
- Claudiu Farcas, UCSD
- Emilia Farcas, UCSD
- Michael Meisinger, UCSD
Preparation Materials
See: general architecture specification process
Presentations and Workshop Materials
- Cheryl Peach - Core Objectives and Functionality of Educational Applications
- Jim Myers - User and Applications of Semantic and Provenance in Search and Navigation of Data, as well as Community Collaboration
- Ilkay Altintas - Data Product Generation - Workflows and Applications
- Ewa Deelman - Use of meta-workflow scheduling in Data Simulation and Numerical Modeling Applications
- Architecture Team (Emilia Farcas) - CI and Data Services - High level architecture
Workshop Results
Logistics and Reimbursement
All workshop participants should make their own flight arrangements to San Diego and retain receipts for reimbursement through Karen Schwamb at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Karen's contact information is:
Karen Schwamb / Administrative Associate
Applied Ocean Physics and Engineering Department
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
266 Woods Hole Rd., MS 7
Woods Hole, MA 02543
Telephone: 508-289-2675 / Fax: 508-457-2006
We've reserved (and prepaid for) rooms for workshop attendees traveling from out of town at the Sheraton La Jolla at 3299 Holiday Court, La Jolla, CA 92037 (858.453.5500). They provide plenty of information (including directions) on their web site.
http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/area/directions.html?propertyID=1959 
Workshop attendees will be responsible for incidentals. Please retain your receipts (if necessary) for reimbursement through Karen.
A taxi from the airport to the hotel is quickest and easiest way to the hotel. At that point, we encourage you to coordinate with other attendees for transportation from the hotel to the workshop location (Room 4004 Atkinson Hall - Warren College ). For those who might wish to walk from the hotel to campus, we recommend that you give yourself 20 to 30 minutes - this is an estimate for a brisk paced walk with some significant hills. Your foot route from the hotel to Atkinson Hall (F-6 on the campus map- W in Warren College) is North on Villa La Jolla Drive (right from Holiday Court or the Sheraton), straight through two lights and left onto Gilman Drive. Turn Right onto Russell Lane. At the end of Russell Lane - continue traveling North on walkways (between buildings), cross Matthews Lane, continue between buildings to Warren Mall. Cross the Mall and continue to travel on walkways between buildings to Atkinson Hall.
For those who choose to rent a car and drive - on-campus parking requires the purchase of a daily permit from kiosks located at the visitor information centers or in the newer parking structures. Keep the permit for reimbursement through Karen. When driving to campus from the hotel, turn North on Villa La Jolla Drive (right from Holiday Court or the Sheraton), and turn left at the first light onto La Jolla Village Drive. Get into the far right lane and exit onto Gilman Drive (almost immediately). Turn right onto Gilman and pull into the visitors information center on the right to purchase your parking permit. Proceed North/right on Gilman through five stop signs, one light, and one final stop sign. Turn left on Voigt Drive at the next stop sign. Go straight through the next stop, and make a right at the next stop to stay on Voigt drive, which winds you around to stop signs at Justice Lane and Equality Lane. The next (third stop) is parking lot 502, which is your best bet for parking near Atkinson Hall. If you arrive late, and cannot find parking in Lot 502, please proceed up the hill and park in the new parking structure (not shown on this map) on the Northwest corner of the intersection of Hopkins and Voigt. This parking structure has its own parking pass kiosks - so if you don't mind the short walk from there to Atkinson - you can skip the detour to the Gilman information center and just take Villa La Jolla to Gilman - and head right to Voigt.
Rita Bauer (rmbauer@ucsd.edu) can help with driver-rider coordination if you will let her know what your itinerary is. Her contact information is:
Rita M. Bauer
Special Projects Coordinator
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
University of California San Diego
9500 Gilman Drive #0225
La Jolla, CA 92093-0225
858.822.2946
858.822.3372 (Fax)
rmbauer@ucsd.edu
Workshop attendees will receive lunch on day one and breakfast and lunch on day two. You will be on your own for dinner each day, so we'll provide a list of local restaurants to make your selection easier. Woods Hole meal perdiem reimbursement rate is limited to $57 per day. As a single meal, dinner is limited to $30. Karen will reimburse meals at these rates.
We hope this provides you with the information you need - but if not - please do not hesitate to contact Karen or Rita should you have questions regarding the workshop or need assistance in making your arrangements.