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EU Grid Research and the European Research Area Enabling application technologies Wolfgang Boch Architecture, Head of Unit Design and DG Information Society Development Unit F2 - Grids for Complex of the next Problem solving

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UK/FR Grid Workshop 3-4 November 2003, London Wolfgang Boch - European Commission - DG INFSO-F2

EU Grid Research and the European Research Area

Architecture,

  • f the next

generation GRID Enabling application technologies Design and Development

Wolfgang Boch

Head of Unit

DG Information Society Unit F2 - Grids for Complex Problem solving

http://www.cordis.lu/ist/grids

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Outline

Grid Research - IST Work Programme 2003-04 Preparation of the EU Grid Research Agenda 2010 Why an ERA pilot/Technology Platform for Grid Research?

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Grid Research and Deployment in FP6

Grids for Complex Problem Solving

– Architecture, design and development of the next generation Grid – Enabling application technologies

DG IST - F2 Research Infrastructure

– Deployment of specific high performance Grids – Deployment of high-capacity and high-speed communi- cations network - GEANT

DG IST - F3

Research & Development Deployment

Application-oriented Strategic Objectives e.g. eBusiness, eGov, eWork, eHealth, risks management Technology-oriented strategic objectives e.g. semantic web, software and services

R&D R&D 200 M€ RI 125 M€ (IST)

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Focus of FP5 IST Grid Projects (58 M€)

EGSO AVO GRIA CrossGrid GridLab GRIP DataTAG EuroGrid DAMIEN DataGrid GEMSS Mam m oGrid BioGrid Se Le Ne Ope nMolGrid COG FlowGrid GRACE MOSES

1/ 10/ 2000 1/ 10/ 2001 1/ 10/ 2002

Applications Infrastructure Middleware

  • Infrastructure

DataTag

  • Computing

EuroGrid, DataGrid, Damien

  • Tools and Middleware

GridLab, GRIP

  • Applications

EGSO, CrossGrid, BioGrid, FlowGrid, Moses, COG, GEMSS, Grace, Mammogrid, OpenMolGrid, Selene,

  • P2P / ASP / Webservices

P2People, ASP-BP, GRIA, MMAPS, GRASP, GRIP, WEBSI

  • Clustering

GridStart

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IST-FP6 commitment to Grid research

  • First actions launched in IST-FP5
  • Grid research is a key strategic objective

2000-2002 2002-2006

FP5 FP6

125M€ 58M€ From FP5 to FP6 Grid research funding more than doubles

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The Challenge (1) Complexity - Interoperability - Ease of Use - ...

Hypermedia Next Generation Grids Web Services Web Semantic Web OGSI OGSA Information Retrieval Current Grids Database Authentication Scheduling

Metacomputing

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The Challenge (2) Moving Grid from e-Science to Industry

Promote Grid research to

  • Solve complex problems

with high economic and societal impact

  • Exploit the potential of

Grids beyond e-Science

  • Ease access and use of

Grids

e-Science Industry & Business

Grids

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Research Focus Grid-based Systems for Complex Problem Solving

Next generation Grid

Architecture, design and development addressing security, business models, open source/standards,interoperability, …

Generic enabling application technologies

Tools and environments for simulation, data mining, knowledge discovery, collaborative working, ...

Application Sector 1 Application Sector 1 Application Sector 3 Application Sector 3 Application Sector 2 Application Sector 2 Application Sector n Application Sector n “Grids for CPS” focus Application Sector 1 Application Sector 1

Applications e-business, e-health, e-gov, e-learning, environment

IP 1 IP 2 IP3 IP4

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Outline

Grid Research - IST Work Programme 2003-04 Preparation of the EU Grid Research Agenda 2010 Why an ERA pilot/Technology Platform for Grids Research?

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Expert Group Report: Next Generation Grid(s) European Grids Research 2005-2010

  • Long term visions that cannot be realised based
  • n existing or near term Grid technologies
  • Areas of research that need to be addressed in

the medium to long term Implementing the visions will enable Europe to become a strong competitive player in Grid technology and its applications.

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Next Generation Grid(s): 3-fold vision

  • Societal behaviour (millions of self-organising nodes)
  • Computational semantics, ontologies, meta-descriptions
  • Pervasive virtual organisations

Virtualization

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Next Generation Grid(s): Identified Research Themes

Open Reliable Scalable Persistent Transparent Person-centric Pervasive Secure / trusted Standards-based

Properties Research Themes

User Interface Grid Economies Business models

Models

Virtual Organisation Systems Management Co-ord. and orchestration Information representation Next Generation Grid(s)

Facilities

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Outline

Grid Research - IST Work Programme 2003-04 Preparation of the EU Grid Research Agenda 2010 Why an ERA pilot/Technology Platform for Grids Research?

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European research policy context

  • European Research Area (Lisbon Summit, March 2000)

IST-FP6 to boost the emergence of ERA! Grids: a main strategic objective!

  • R&D investments from 1.9% up to 3% of GDP by

2010 (Barcelona Council, March 2002)

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Investment in R&D, 3% action plan (DG RTD)

  • Council resolution adopted on 22/09/2003
  • Making Europe a more attractive place for R&D investment requires a

determined and sustained efforts of public and private sectors…

  • Improving framework conditions for private investment in research

– IPRs, Regulation of products and standardisation, Competition rules, Financial markets, Fiscal environment, Corporate research strategy & financial reporting

  • Progressing jointly

– OMC, ETP, mutual learning for regions...

  • Improving public support to research and innovation

– HR, link public /private R&D, enhance public financing instruments (direct measures, fiscal measures, guarantee…)

  • Redirecting public spending towards research and innovation

– Modernise State aid rules, Use better public procurement to support research and innovation...

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European Research Area:

  • pportunities & challenges
  • Realising ERA requires …..

– Focusing on strategic research topics – Cooperation, concentration, critical mass & flexibility

  • FP6 provides a key opportunity to shape and improve

the impact of research in Europe

– Europe is well positioned to shape the future and compete – Coordination of public and private R&D funding

  • Efforts are needed .....

– to mobilise the constituency – to establish priorities within a long term vision

European Technology Platform for Grid Research

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What is a European Technology Platform?

  • Strong mobilisation of actors fostering effective public-

private partnerships

– between research, industry and regulatory and finance stakeholders, public and private bodies – for sharing an European long-term vision on high impact sectors or leading technologies

  • Primary output

– European Strategic Research Agenda for the next decade(s) – Recommendations for its implementation (strategy & action plan)

  • Final goal

to achieve EU industrial leadership and meet society’s needs through optimisation of the benefits for all parties

  • ETP can lead to a new form of governance
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Programmes on Grid Research in Europe 2003

  • Large Programmes

– EU- IST: Grids for Complex Problem Solving – UK e-Science Programme

Core Programme: Collaborative industrial projects & Core Grid MW Application Projects in all areas of science and engineering

– NL

e-Science: Virtual lab for e-Science e-Business: GigaPort Next Generation Applications

  • Other Programmes

– F:

ACI Grid Grid 5000

– IT:

MIUR - F PNR-ICT: GRID an Next Generation Web

– PL: Pionier

Advanced Grid-enabled Appl.

– HU: IKTA

  • Planned Programmes

DE, ES

  • Other countries with Gri

activities

CZ, ...

Architecture,

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generation GRID Enabling application technologies Design and Development

F R A G M E N T E D

IRB: Grid.it d

d research

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Europe’s Position

Architecture,

  • f the next

generation GRID Enabling application technologies Design and Development

US dominance in international fora

Europe contributes to Global Grid Forum, but influences/capitalises disproportionally Contributions of the European Grid community to other fora as well important: W3C, OMG, ...

European strengths:

application of Grid technologies research competences:

semantics, agents, architectures,

  • perating systems, databases, …

European weaknesses:

capitalisation on Grid technology / MW by Grid technology providers

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Funding of Grid Research and Deployment at EU and National Level (2002-2006)

  • Community level funding 375 M€

– 100 M€ GEANT upgrade (Research Networks) – 100 M€ Grid deployment – 50 M€ RN testbeds – 125 M€ Grid Research (EAT, NGG)

  • National funding

450 - 650 M€ *) estimate

– ~150 M€ Research Networks (interconnectivity) and NRN funding – ~300-500 M€ Grid Research (UK, France, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, …)

F R A G M E N T E D

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An ERA Pilot/ETP for Grid Research Objectives and Benefits

  • Overcome fragmentation and dispersion across EU

to reinforce impact of national and Community research

– Facilitate stronger co-operation between MSs and Community activities – Support the MSs in developing shared visions / common planning / joint programmes – Provide assistance for the co-ordination of future research initiatives – Identify topics of mutual interest for Community and National Level

  • Strengthen Europe’s position on Grid Research and its

exploitation

– Pooling of expertise and creation of critical mass – Focussing and co-ordinating national priorities in European / world-wide context

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An ERA Pilot/ETP for Grid Research

IST

New services Performance analysis & monitoring Resource discovery, management & scheduling Grid Architectures … …

MS... MS... MS3 MS2 MS1 MS... MS... MS...

… Security Semantics-based knowledge mining

MS...

MS = Member State Programme / Initiative

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ERA related actions undertaken

Bilateral meetings between F2 and MS Initiatives

I, D, UK, ES, NL, F, HU, PL

Meetings with provider and user industries (Jan - July 2003) Multilateral Meeting with 10 MS - July 2003

2 experts per country

  • ne representative of the funding authority
  • ne technical experts with a leading role in national initiatives

Exchange information and share data on present and future activities Identify specific issues for collaboration and co-ordination

IST 2003 conference session - October 2003

Shaping EU leadership in Grid research through ERA

representatives from funding authorities, research programmes and industry

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Conclusions from the ERA meeting July 2003

Endorsement of need for further action

  • Inventory of national and EU initiatives including analysis of strength,

weaknesses, gaps and synergies on EU-scale

  • Establishment of a regular forum on Grid Research of European

funding bodies and research leaders

  • Better co-ordination of fragmented national and EU efforts by putting

them in EU context towards achieving critical mass / higher impact on international level

  • Further investigation on how to best stimulate the development and

delivery of production-level / industrial-strength Grid MW

  • Actions towards broadening the use of Grid beyond eScience

towards its use in business and industry

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ERA Pilot/ETP for Grid Research - Next steps

Achievements so far

  • First elements of a Strategic Research Agenda (NGG expert report)

established

  • Forum with public stakeholders (17 July 2003) established
  • Bilaterals with industry held

Next Steps

  • Consolidation of Strategic Research Agenda in 2004
  • Public-Private Partnership Forum to be created?
  • Initiation of collaboration among MS programmes
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Conclusions

  • Grid technologies have the potential to revolutionise the

Internet of tomorrow as the Web did for the Internet of today

  • The shift of Grids from e-Science to industry will in future

reap the benefits for European business, industry & society

  • Grid Research represents a Strategic Objective of IST-FP6
  • Need for stronger co-ordination of existing Community,

Member States and international activities on Grid research

– to overcome fragmentation and reinforce impact – to strengthen Europe’s position in Grid Research and its exploitation

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References /Background Information

  • Expert Group Report: “Next Generation Grid(s) - European

Grid Research 2005 - 2010”, June 2003

  • FP5 “IST Grid Projects Inventory and Roadmap”,

GRIDSTART Project, 31 July 2003

  • IST 2003 Conference Spotlight Topic: “Harnessing

Computing and Knowledge Resources”, Oct. 2003, Book of session summaries and presentations

and more

www.cordis.lu/ist/grids

“The information presented in this presentation has no legal relevance. The legal basis for the call

is based on the Work Programme, the Call text, the Guide for Proposers and the Guidelines on Proposal Evaluation and Selection Procedures.”