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The end of RINGrid project |
The project has officially finished in the end of April 2008 and passed the final review on May 6th 2008 in Brussels. However, most of the RI (Remote Instrumentation) aspects within the GRID are still being investigated and developed in the DORII project. Please have a look on it's website for more information. The document (white paper) presenting the final outcome of the RINGrid project is available here We are happy to inform you that our article entitled "Tuning in to the virtues of virtual labs" was published on the CORDIS web site |
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Publications & presentations |
| Remote Instrumentation on the Grid - Current experience and future steps on a European Level A presentation was given by Costas Kotsokalis from GRNET during 1st HellasGrid User Forum on Jan 10 - 11, 2008. It is available here . | |
| 3rd Symposium 'Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry, Biology and Medicine' | |
REUNAs yearly Report: "Memoria REUNA 2006" (page 48, Only in PDF) Published in REUNA Under the Newsroom section (Sala de Prensa) in Publications (Publicaciones) |
First eScience Book writen in Latin-America: "e-Ciencia"
Printed (600 copies) version is starting to be distributed now in Chile and will be also distributed during the eScience Congress + it will be sent to the CLARA member institutions Executive Directors. (I will send you a couple of copies, sorry it is only in Spanish, with Carlos Veloso). There is also a PDF file that can be downloaded in REUNAs website. Published in REUNA Under the Newsroom section (Sala de Prensa) in Publications (Publicaciones).RINGRid has a s mall chapter in page 38. |
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Project Preview - Full project name: Remote Instrumentation in Next-generation Grids
- Type of project: SSA
- Project start date: October 1st, 2006
- Project duration: 18 months
- Number of partners: 12 (incl. two consortia: Italy and Latin America) from 11 countries (Poland, Austria, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Mexico, Uruguay, Chile, Brazil, Italy, United Kingdom)
- Coordinator: PSNC
- RINGrid discussion list
Objectives (click here to fold/unfold)
- Identification of instruments and user communities, definition of requirements
- Synergy between remote instrumentation and next-generation high-speed communications networks and grid infrastructures
- Trend analysis and recommendations for designing next-generation remote instrumentation services
- Promoting egalitarian access to european e-Infrastructure opportunities
- Dissemination of project results to scientific and business groups of users
Interactivity (click here to fold/unfold)
- Interactive access to equipment is under special attention in this project
Testbed (click here to fold/unfold)
Validation of the project results will base on the following testbed implementations:
Summary (click here to fold/unfold)
- RINGrid provides an architecture which integrates instrumentations with eInfrastructure:
- encompasses the current state of art, near future technology
- conceptual design of missing architectural ‘pieces’
- supported by Grid environment
- Prototyping and validation is foreseen in the last phase – 4Q2007/1Q2008
- RINGrid is looking for collaboration in terms of interactivity and joint effort in GGF
- Project life time: Oct. 2006 – March 2008
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