LIGO- G010389-00-Z iVDGL Kick-off Meeting 2001.10.17LSC Member Institution (UT Brownsville) 1 Education and Outreach Activities Manuela Campanelli, Joe.

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LIGO- G Z iVDGL Kick-off Meeting LSC Member Institution (UT Brownsville) 1 Education and Outreach Activities Manuela Campanelli, Joe Romano University of Texas at Brownsville

LIGO- G Z iVDGL Kick-off Meeting LSC Member Institution (UT Brownsville) 2 Connection to GriPhyN GriPhyN funded in Fall UT Brownsville to coordinate E/O; ties with LIGO. Administration approved hiring a full-time faculty member to serve as GriPhyN E/O coordinator. Manuela Campanelli hired, to start Fall »Attended GGF1 and GriPhyN All-Hands meetings. »Made contacts with heads of dissemination programs for European data grid projects (e.g., DataGrid, EuroGrid). »Helped prepare the iVDGL proposal, which increases MSI participation by constructing small clusters (e.g., Tier3 centers) at these institutions. 96-node Linux cluster at UTB (primarily for LIGO data analysis, but also a testbed for GriPhyN software).

LIGO- G Z iVDGL Kick-off Meeting LSC Member Institution (UT Brownsville) 3 Activities/Plans Web-page for GriPhyN/iVDGL E/O activities: » »Basic educational material about data grids, information about the physics experiments, etc. »Add technical support information (e.g., documentation, users manuals, “how-to” guides) as virtual data toolkits become ready. »Add web-based interface for accessing real data, illustrating some concepts of virtual data (e.g., and websites). Proposal for an REU supplement: »Support undergraduate students doing grid-related research at GriPhyN/iVDGL institutions during the summer. »Who is interested to mentor students? What projects? Grid-enable UTB cluster: »Install Condor, Globus, gridftp, … »Work with UW Milwaukee as part of LIGO-GriPhyN.

LIGO- G Z iVDGL Kick-off Meeting LSC Member Institution (UT Brownsville) 4 Activities/Plans Increase MSI participation: »Tier3 centers at UTB, Hampton U, and Salish Kootenai College. »Hold “how-to” workshops/tutorials at the Tier3 centers. »GriPhyN/iVDGL E/O “Day” or All-Hands meeting at a MSI. »GriPhyN/iVDGL researchers give grid-related talks at other MSIs. Leverage existing E/O programs: »QuarkNet centers (e.g., Indiana, U Florida, UT Arlington, Hampton): incorporate grid-related components into already existing activities. »EOT-PACI: work with Valerie Taylor (PI of Coalition to Diversify Computing project) to link E/O activities. »ThinkQuest: special challenge projects based on application sciences and grid technology; provide “sandbox” CPUs, interesting data sets. Include grid concepts in courses we are teaching.