1. GGF5, Edinburgh, Jul 2002 1 GCE Research Group GGF5, Edinburgh, Scottland

2. 2 GGF5 Agenda Session 1 (10:30, room ____): Introduction, summary of recent activities Grid Jobs: Metadata and Management Presentations Session 2 (13:00pm, room ____): Presentations continued Discussion about presentations and GCE’s Session 3: (15:00, room ____): Directions for next year, GGF6, and charter update

3. 3 Updates on GCE Activity since GGF4: Workshop held in Bloomington, IN. Held telcons after that to discuss schemas, metadata, etc. Documents: Special Edition of C&C:P&E nearly ready (Fox) Planning another for next year -- what topic? Grids 2002 book in process, chapters on GCE’s (Fox) Need to revise charter

4. 4 GCE Workshop, June 6-7, 2002 Held in Bloomington, IN > 25 attendees 7 sessions Web services project presentations Technology update presentations Testbed schema design discussions

5. 5 GCE June ‘02 Workshop Summary (cont.) Project Presentations: A Web Services Data Grid (Chip Watson, Jefferson Labs). K12 Portal and Batch Job Web Services Portal. (Josh Hone, Jefferson Lab/Florida State University). IPG Computing Environment (Warren Smith, NASA Ames ) Arun Jagatheesan: Data Grid Management System Marlon Pierce: Application Services

6. 6 GCE June ‘02 Workshop Summary (cont.) OGSA Discussion: Kate Keahey, Globus/Argonne. The Open Grid Services Architecture Presentation Overview of OGSA workshop Technology Update Presentations: Access Grid Web Services (Bob Olson) A Web Services Framework for Collaboration and Audio/video collaboration (Wenjun Wu) Motivation for using XSLT (Karen Schuchardt) Application Factory (Dennis Gannon)

7. 7 GCE June ‘02 Workshop Summary (cont.) Session 5: Portal Technologies Jetspeed Implementation (Ozgur Balsoy) Use of portlets (Josh Hone) Session 6: Application Metadata (Pierce/Haupt) Presentation by Tomas Haupt Presentation by Marlon Pierce Proposed Workflow Management BOF (Piyush Mehrotra) Session 7: Testbed activities TACC XML schemas for GIS Web Services Glue schema discussion core services WSDL breakouts: Job Submit, Batch Script

8. 8 GCE June ‘02 Workshop Summary (cont.) Conclusions: Web services are being used by a few projects. Still want to test interoperability issues Plans for GGF5: Best to hole a combined session on Jobs, Workflow, Metadata aznd relationship to GCE, no BOF’s or WG’s. Agree to do something for SC02? GCE Scotch BOF Develop next direction based on OGSA, etc. Revise Charter GCE Web Services Testbed Develop web services and the schemas needed for testbed

9. 9 GCE Sessions 1&2: Grid Jobs - Metadata and Management Grid Computing Environments Must specify & manage “jobs” Execute on the grid These are execution management engines Workflow specification languages such as WSFL and Xlang Goal of today’s presentations: form first step towards a GCE survey document covering the different approaches used by the various groups. Survey document: form the basis for future work on classification/abstraction of metadata and management of grid jobs Consider possible GCE testbed activity?

10. 10 GCE GGF5: Session 3 Email survey Charter discussions What is next direction and/or major activity? GGF6 Plans

11. 11 Grid Jobs - Metadata and Management Sessions 1 & 2: Tomasz Haupt, Mississippi State University, USA Geoffrey Fox, Indiana University, USAOmer Rana, Cardiff University, UK Thomas Fahringer, University of Vienna, Austria Andreas Hoheisel, Fraunhofer Resource Grid Dietmar Erwin, Juelich, Germany C. McParland, Lawrence Berkley Labs, USA Dennis Gannon, Indiana University, USA Piyush Mehrotra, NASA Ames Research Center, USA Discussion of issues, survey paper and other future activities.

12. 12 GCE GGF5: Session 1 & 2 Motivation