Fall 2005 Agenda

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PreMeeting: Usability Working Group, 5 Oct 2005, Longfellows Hotel and Conference Center. Contact Boyana Norris and/or Ben Allan.

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Longfellows Hotel and Conference Center
500 Union Ave.,
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
(518) 587-0108

Welcome and Where's the Bathrooms
-Michael Lewis, Binghamton University

Introductions
Also schedule CCA meeting a year from now - Rob Armstrong

Next CCA Meeting in "The City by the Bay"
In which Rob takes a poll to decide if we should hold it at a really nice hotel or a monstrously large, ugly, boring one. Gee, which do you think we'll choose?


SC2005 Update & CCA Book Update
-David Bernholdt

CCA Usability Update
-Ben Allan, Boyana Norris & friends

Extending Ccaffeine to enable self-managing CCA applications
-Manish Parashar and Hua (Maria) Liu
Related HPDC paper

Fault resilient components, Support for Multi-level parallelism.
-Manojkumar Krishnan PNNL

Virtualization and the CCA
-Boyana Norris and Lois McInnes (representing Kate Keahey)

CCA2 Proposal
Its time to get serious. A high-level outline will be proposed and a consensus on participation will be sought.
-David Bernholdt, with help from Rob Armstrong, Randy Bramley, Gary Kumfert, and Lois McInnes.

CCA2 Proposal Breakout Sessions
This is where the real work happens!



Changes in CCA Structure and Leadership
Rob Armstrong (should have been discussed yesterday)

CCA2 Proposal Wrap-up
Reports from breakout groups, closing discussion

BOF: Parallel Coupling Interface -Rob Armstrong, Randy Bramley, Jim Kohl
- Please join the discussion if you have an application that needs parallel coupling technology! :-)