Sunday 18 October 2015

Call for participation and lightning talks: DataCloud-2015@SC15, The 6th International Workshop on Data Intensive Computing in the Clouds





DataCloud-2015: The 6th International Workshop on Data Intensive Computing in the Clouds
in conjunction with SC'15 in Austin, TX on Nov. 15th.


Applications and experiments in all areas of science and engineering are becoming increasingly complex and more demanding in terms of their computational and data requirements. Some applications generate data volumes reaching hundreds of terabytes and even petabytes. Analyzing, visualizing, and disseminating these large data sets has become a major challenge.
This year's DataCloud workshop will be a special one, which will feature all invited talks from both academia and industry with a focused topic: data analysis infrastructure and use cases at large scale. The topics will cover following aspects:
  • Large-scale data analytics workload characteristics and challenges
  • New programming models for data-intensive cloud computing
  • Scalability issues in data analysis in the clouds
  • Large-scale data analysis pipelines.
  • Big data management system
  • Performance evaluation of data clouds and data centers
  • Data-aware resource management and scheduling in the clouds or data centers.
  • Case study of large-scale data analytics in specific scientific or engineering applications

Currently confirmed talks include:
Keynote: Why would you NOT use public clouds for your big compute workloads?
Rob Futrick (Cycle Computing)
Scientific Computing Meets Big Data Technology: An Astronomy Use Case
Zhao Zhang (AMPLab, UC Berkeley)
Data Pipelines at Google
Dan Dennison (Google Inc.)
Pegasus WMS - Optimizing Data Flows in Scientific Workflow
Gideon Juve (ISI, University of Southern California)
Analyzing CMS Data on 10K Cores with Lobster and Work Queue
Douglas Thain (University of Notre Dame)
Driving Performance Improvements at Orbitz with Real Time Data Analytics
Wai Gen Yee (Orbitz Worldwide, Inc)

For more detailed program, please go to:


Call for more talks:

We have a couple of open slots for short talks. If you are going to SC15 and have some interesting work within the relevant topics that you'd like to share at the workshop, please send a title and abstract to wtang222@gmail.com by 10/23/2015 (Friday) midnight (anywhere on earth). Both 30-minute talk and 15-minute lightning talk are welcomed (please specify your preference in the email). We will finalize the program by 10/28/2015.

Looking forward to seeing you in Austin,TX!

Best regards,

Workshop Co-chairs

Yong Zhao, Wei Tang

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