All, A small correction to the topic of next week's reading group:
Science DMZ: a Network Design Pattern for Data Intensive Science [not "social science"] Apologies, Steve On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 7:02 PM, Quinn Dombrowski <qui...@berkeley.edu> wrote: > Dear all, > > Our next Research IT Reading Group > <https://wikihub.berkeley.edu/display/istrit/Research+IT+Reading+Group>will > feature Greg Bell, Director of the Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) as well > as the Scientific Networking Division at Lawrence Berkeley National > Laboratory. He will be discussing the Science DMZ: a network design pattern > for data intensive social science. > > When: Thursday, March 26 from noon - 1pm > Where: 200C Warren Hall, 2195 Hearst St (see building access instructions > on parent page > <https://wikihub.berkeley.edu/display/istrit/Research+IT+Reading+Group>). > Event format: The reading group is a brown bag lunch (bring your own) with > a short ~20 min talk followed by ~40 min group discussion. > > Please review the following in advance of the 3/26 meeting: > ============================== > (1) Science DMZ: a Network Design Pattern for Data Intensive Science > <http://delivery.acm.org/10.1145/2510000/2503245/a85-dart.pdf?ip=169.229.199.41&id=2503245&acc=ACTIVE%20SERVICE&key=CA367851C7E3CE77%2E3158474DDFAA3F10%2E4D4702B0C3E38B35%2E4D4702B0C3E38B35&CFID=490346228&CFTOKEN=21868237&__acm__=1426633512_b14b9328411ccdab56be55fa2a54fcaa> > (also > attached to this e-mail as a PDF) > (2) *Executive Summary* and *Findings* sections only of High Energy > Physics and Nuclear Engineering Network Requirements > <https://www.es.net/assets/Papers-and-Publications/HEP-NP-Net-Req-2013-Final-Report.pdf> > (skimming > other section of this long report is optional) > > ============================== > > Warren Hall access: For those who do not have keycard access to the > building, please take the elevator to the second floor (stairwell door > requires keycard). Before noon, let the receptionist know you're joining > the Reading Group in 200C and s/he will let you in and show you the way. > After noon, look for a sign next to the receptionist window to the right as > you exit the elevators. We'll post a note with a phone number that you can > call or text, and someone will come out to open the locked doors. > > We look forward to seeing you Thursday! > -- Steve Masover Research Information Technology (Research IT) http://research-it.berkeley.edu maso...@berkeley.edu 510-642-8488
