Portal:Complex Systems Digital Campus/CS-DC Computational Ecosystem

The role of the Committee is to organize the computational tools and resources as an exemplary computational ecosystem.

The objective of the Committee are to:

• contribute to a research and education of the highest possible quality in the domain of the science of complex systems,
• organize the diversity and comparison of computational tools and resources inside and outside the CS-DC

In order to achieve these objectives, the commitments are to:

• implement an integrated computational environment of research, education and training, information and documentation in the domain of the science and engineering of complex systems,
• implement the scientific cloud-based computational ecosystem of the CS-DC in order to create the conditions for building as easily as possible the best possible integrated knowledge and multi-level models of complex systems, by exploiting very large corpora of theoretical and experimental articles, big data bases on multimodal multi-scale dynamics as well as software platforms and e-infrastructures of all kinds (in an interoperable way allowed by cloud computing)
• implement a table and/or map of open computational tools with their features for selecting the ones that are fitting the best the CS-DC objectives

Project teams 2016

• Committee Chair: Carlos Jaime Barrios Hernandez (and CS-DC Vice-President for its urgent tasks)
• All members: Romain Reuillon, Julien Baudry, Pierre Collet, Paul Bourgine, Karim Chine

CS-DC Cloud Guide (V1.0, 2pages, Jan 16)

• representative: Carlos Hernandez
• co-representative: Romain Reuillon

Project (5 to 10 lines):

Guide on:

• a. How to link institutional computational resources in « the International Scientific Grid» ?
• b. How to use the Grid as a CS-DC Cloud (with Romain Reuillon) ?
• c. How to become member of the « International Complex Systems Virtual Organization » ?
• d. How to store big data (IRODS ?) and use open software (GitHub ?) libraries ?
• Report V1.0, 2 pages, available 31-01-2016: (Url to be completed)

References:

• Record of the 21th Council

Report on collaborative modelling and simulating (V1.0, Feb 16)

• representative: Romain Reuillon

Project:

• Report on: What can be do now? What is the next important step?
• Report V1.0,1 page, available 29-02-2016: (Url to be completed)

References:

• Record of the 21th Council

Report on collaborative modelling for education (V1.0, Feb 16)

• representative: Karim Chine

Project:

• Report on: What can be do now? What is the next important step?
• Report V1.0,1 page, available 29-02-2016: (Url to be completed)

References:

• Record of the 21th Council

Guide for CS-DC tournament of models (V1.0, Feb 16)

• representative: Romain Reuillon
• members: Mathieu Leclaire, Mark Hammons

Project:

• Report on: What can be do now? What is the next important step?
• Report V1.0,1 page, available 29-02-2016: (Url to be completed)

References:

• Record of the 21th Council

Report on the first linking of institutional computational resources (V1.0, Feb16)

• representative: Carlos Hernandez
• co-representative: Romain Reuillon

Project:

• Report on: What can be do now? What is the next important step?
• Report V1.0,1 page, available 29-02-2016: (Url to be completed)

References:

• Record of the 21th Council

Launching a CS-DC e-conference on scientific grid/cloud computing (Feb 16)

• representative: Carlos Hernandez

Project:

• Who are the representatives of scientific communities using Grid/cloud computing in relation with the CS-DC?
• Red Clara (Carlos Hernandez), EGI (Romain Reuillon), North America (Chris Barrett), Nord Africa (Raja Cherkaoui El Moursli)
• Report V1.0, available 29-02-2016: (Url to be completed)

References: other workshops or conferences

Project teams 2015

Creating the CS-DC Informational Ecosystem

• representative: Pierre Collet
• co-representative: Rudolf Dittrich
• members: Joseph Pallamidessi, Paul Bourgine

Period:

• Start: 01-07-2015
• End: 31-12-2015