CRISs for
European e-Infrastucture
Session 2:
Keith G Jeffery 1 & Thibaut Levy 2
1 EuroCris,
e-mail: kgj@rl.ac.uk
2
e-mail: tlery@esf.org
Nowadays, modern research depends on large shared facilities
including huge integrated data centers, e-infrastructures knowledge resources,
grids environment, and interoperable heterogeneous networks. This session aims at drawing the state of the
art and a vision of future requirements for developing e-infrastructures
adapted to research needs. Presentations
of new acquisition tools or devices, such as virtual reality, virtual
laboratories, methodological and conceptual papers together with contributions
oriented on case studies are welcome.
Technologically advanced approaches based on parallel computing using
computer grids and/or parallel graphic processor units are also
considered.
This session would like to offer the practitioners to debate
and discuss the future needs in these fields.
Contributions are covering the role of research information management
in the e-infrastructure, scholarly publication repositories, research dataset
and software repositories and the inter-relationship of