MAGE Vol30, No.38 (2010.3)

EDUCAUSE2009 参加報告
– Emerging Technologies and Trends; Research Computing,Networking, Infrastructure, and Middleware –学術情報基盤センター長

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蛯名邦禎

技術トレンド/教育研究用計算機システム/ネットワーク

1.1 Emerging Technologies• 20th- and 21st-Century Climate Change: Computer Modeling, Societal Impacts, and Environmental Justice (Featured Session)
Speaker: Warren A. Washington (NCAR)• Going Global: The Critical Role of IT as Institutions Expand Globally
Speakers: Tom Delaney, R. Ben Maddox (NYU)• The Merits of Lecture Capture Systems
Speakers: Sadie R. Gregory, Christopher Brittan-Powell, Habtu Braha, Ahmed El-Haggan(Coppin State U.)• Cloud Computing and New Research Services: A Case Study
Speakers: Beth Secrist (Association of Research Libraries)• A Framework for Developing an Environmentally Sustainable Organization
Speakers: Malcolm Wolski (Grﬃth University)• Thin Clients: Lean, Green Computing Machines
Speaker: Vasken Hauri (Plymouth State Unviersity)• E-Learning Implementation Alternatives: Lessons from 12 Years of Webfuse
Speaker: David Jones (Central Queensland University)

1.2 Networking and Infrastructure• Networking & Infrastructure Lightning RoundSpeakers: Karl Horvath (Gwynedd-Mercy College), Linda L. Deneen (U. of Minnesota Duluth),
Keith W. McIntosh (Pima County Community College District), Stephan Lengacher (McGillU.), Elizabeth A. Salley (U. of Michigan-Ann Arbor)• Enterprise Identity Management: Bridging the Identity Management Chasms
Speaker: Daniel A. Nanto (Vanderbilt U.)• Federating with NIH, NSF, and the National Student Clearinghouse
Speakers: Ardoth A. Hassler (NSF), Kenneth L. Servis (USC), Renee Shuey (Pennsylvania
State U.)
• UTORvpn: Secure Remote Access for the Masses

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Speaker: Russell Sutherland (U. of Toronto)• Identity Management: The Need for a Scalable Solution
Speakers: Chris Bonhorst, Keith W. McIntosh (Pima County Community College District)• Campus Champions: Bringing High-Performance Computing to Your Campus
Speakers: Arun K. Datta (National U.), S. Kay Hunt (Purdue U.), Roger Moye (Rice U.), James
Barr von Oehsen (Clemson U.)• Just a Spoonful of SUGR Helps Get Research Computing Done
Speaker: Gary Kidney (Rice U.)• The Heat Is On: Taming the Data Center
Speakers: Terence Doub, Ric Simmons (Louisiana State U.)• Cyberinfrastructure in a Carbon-Constrained World
Speakers: Larry Smarr (UCSD), Bill St. Arnaud (CANARIE)• Network Virtualization Brings Huge Payoﬀs
Speakers: Dennis O’Reilly (UBC)• Building a Research IT Division from the Ground Up
Speakers: Marc Overcash, Richard A. Mendola (Emory U.)• Technical Triumphs and Battle Scars with Classroom Technology Lecterns
Speakers: Greg Grimes , Kathleen C. Olivieri (Mississippi State U.)• A College-Wide Collaboration Develops a Multilayer Approach for Improving Campus
Safety(Lightning Round Session)
Speaker: Joseph A. Moreau (SUNY College at Oswego)• Free Virtualization with the Linux Kernel Virtual Machine
Speakers: Cameron Miller, Randall Smith (Adams State College)

2講演紹介• Building a Cost-Eﬀective Cloud Computing Campus Cyberinfrastructure for Education
and Research
Patrick Dreher (U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
This talk will focus on the design of a university cloud computing system implemented at
NC State. Operational data over the past five years will be presented, showing how the integration of teaching and research computing in a cloud architecture serves the educationaland research missions of the university in a more economical and cost-eﬀective mannerthan if each were supported separately. Some of the opportunities to enhance this coherent
campus cyberinfrastructure and the challenges of expanding cloud computing architectures
across multi-institution environments will also be discussed.
http://www.educause.edu/E09+Hybrid/EDUCAUSE2009FacetoFaceConferen/
BuildingaCostEffectiveCloudCom/176887
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MAGE Vol30, No.38 (2010.3)• Alternative IT Sourcing: From the Campus to the Cloudby Philip J. Goldstein (EDUCAUSE)
This 2009 ECAR research study explores a multitude of strategies used by colleges anduniversity information technology organizations to deliver the breadth of technologies andservices required by their institutions. Findings illustrate that although total outsourcing
of institutional technology organizations is rare, so is self-operation of all IT functions andservices. The study focuses on “alternative sourcing,” which is defined as the range of options institutions have for providing technology services or operating technology functions
aside from doing it themselves. This includes traditional outsourcing of all or part of the IT
organization, accessing cloud services and externally managed applications, development
environments, or hardware via the Internet, and use of contractors and consultants as a partof the IT organization. The study is informed by 372 responses to a survey of EDUCAUSE
member institutions, interviews with 20 senior IT leaders, consultation with focus groups,and three case studies.
http://www.educause.edu/Resources/AlternativeITSourcingStrategie/177700• Campus Champions: Bringing High-Performance Computing to Your Campus
by Kay Hunt (Purdue U.)
Faculty and staﬀ whose research requires HPC resources are sometimes unaware of the”free” resources available from NSF via the TeraGrid. This panel will discuss how theTeraGrid Campus Champions program engages campus representatives to minimize entrybarriers and enable scientists to use the TeraGrid.
http://www.educause.edu/E09+Hybrid/EDUCAUSE2009FacetoFaceConferen/
CampusChampionsBringingHighPer/176085

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