SGCI webinars bring together community members across the globe.
Webinar: What's Wrong with Computational Science Software? Absolutely Nothing (nearly)
February 13, 2019
Q: What's Wrong with Computational Science Software? A: Absolutely Nothing (nearly)
Presented by Dr. Timothy Menzies, Professor of Computer Science, NC State University, and IEEE Fellow
Much of the data described in this presentation is drawn from computational science research software, and Tim's research team engaged deeply with the PIs funded by NSF's Software Infrastructure for Sustained Innovation (SI2) program, launched...
Q: What's Wrong with Computational Science Software? A: Absolutely Nothing (nearly)
Presented by Dr. Timothy Menzies, Professor of Computer Science, NC State University, and IEEE Fellow
Much of the data described in this presentation is drawn from computational science research software, and Tim's research team engaged deeply with the PIs funded by NSF's Software Infrastructure for Sustained Innovation (SI2) program, launched...
Webinar: Authorizing Access to Science Gateway Resources
January 9, 2019
Authorizing Access to Science Gateway Resources
Presented by Jim Basney of NCSA & Trusted CI, Marlon Pierce of Indiana University & SGCI, and Tom Barton of the University of Chicago & Internet2
Data use agreements, controlled-access data sets, and restricted-access scientific instruments are just a few examples of authorization challenges faced by science gateways. There are many options for authenticating science gateway users, but...
Authorizing Access to Science Gateway Resources
Presented by Jim Basney of NCSA & Trusted CI, Marlon Pierce of Indiana University & SGCI, and Tom Barton of the University of Chicago & Internet2
Data use agreements, controlled-access data sets, and restricted-access scientific instruments are just a few examples of authorization challenges faced by science gateways. There are many options for authenticating science gateway users, but...
Webinar: Your Audience Comes First: The Key to Communication and Engagement
November 7, 2018
Your Audience Comes First: The Key to Communication and Engagement
Presented by Elyse Aurbach, Public Engagement Lead, Office of Academic Innovation, University of Michigan
This was a special reprise of the Gateways 2017 Keynote. This presentation is particularly useful for people presenting at conferences or to stakeholder communities.
Connecting people through scientific or engineering gateways requires effective communication....
Your Audience Comes First: The Key to Communication and Engagement
Presented by Elyse Aurbach, Public Engagement Lead, Office of Academic Innovation, University of Michigan
This was a special reprise of the Gateways 2017 Keynote. This presentation is particularly useful for people presenting at conferences or to stakeholder communities.
Connecting people through scientific or engineering gateways requires effective communication....
Special Edition Webinar: How SGCI Helped Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment (CERA) Gateway Meet Their Goals
October 24, 2018
How SGCI Helped Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment (CERA) Gateway Meet Their Goals
Presented by Jason Fleming, ASGS Technology Manager, Seahorse Coastal Consulting, LLC
During a critical event like an impending or active tropical storm, emergency managers, weather forecasters, and GIS specialists seek visualizations and geographic data to evaluate the impact of this storm. The Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment (CERA) science gateway provides...
How SGCI Helped Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment (CERA) Gateway Meet Their Goals
Presented by Jason Fleming, ASGS Technology Manager, Seahorse Coastal Consulting, LLC
During a critical event like an impending or active tropical storm, emergency managers, weather forecasters, and GIS specialists seek visualizations and geographic data to evaluate the impact of this storm. The Coastal Emergency Risks Assessment (CERA) science gateway provides...
Webinar: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud for Gateways
October 10, 2018
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud for Gateways
Presented by Don Schulte, AWS Technical Business Development Manager, HPC
AWS helps researchers process complex workloads by providing the cost-effective, scalable and secure compute storage and database capabilities needed to accelerate time-to-science and produce science gateways. With AWS, scientists can quickly analyze massive data pipelines, store petabytes of data, and share their results with...
Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud for Gateways
Presented by Don Schulte, AWS Technical Business Development Manager, HPC
AWS helps researchers process complex workloads by providing the cost-effective, scalable and secure compute storage and database capabilities needed to accelerate time-to-science and produce science gateways. With AWS, scientists can quickly analyze massive data pipelines, store petabytes of data, and share their results with...
Webinar: Meaningful Metrics—Selecting the Right Ones for Your Gateway
September 12, 2018
Meaningful Metrics: Selecting the Right Ones for your Gateway
Presented by Ann Zimmerman, Principal and Founder, Ann Zimmerman Consulting
Metrics are all the rage. Potential funders often require you to list them in your proposal. Advisory boards, current funders, and review committees want to see them in progress reports. Even users can find metrics helpful for deciding whether your gateway is worth contributing data or resources to,...
Meaningful Metrics: Selecting the Right Ones for your Gateway
Presented by Ann Zimmerman, Principal and Founder, Ann Zimmerman Consulting
Metrics are all the rage. Potential funders often require you to list them in your proposal. Advisory boards, current funders, and review committees want to see them in progress reports. Even users can find metrics helpful for deciding whether your gateway is worth contributing data or resources to,...
Webinar: Hosting Gateways on Bridges, a Converged HPC, AI, and Big Data Platform
August 8, 2018
Hosting Gateways on Bridges, a Converged HPC, AI, and Big Data Platform
Presented by Sergiu Sanielevici, Director, User Support for Scientific Applications, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Bridges converges high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), and Big Data and offers a familiar and exceptionally flexible user environment, applicable to whatever data analytics or simulation exceed groups’ local capabilities. Supported...
Hosting Gateways on Bridges, a Converged HPC, AI, and Big Data Platform
Presented by Sergiu Sanielevici, Director, User Support for Scientific Applications, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Bridges converges high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), and Big Data and offers a familiar and exceptionally flexible user environment, applicable to whatever data analytics or simulation exceed groups’ local capabilities. Supported...
Special Edition Webinar: Takeaways from the Science Gateways Bootcamp
June 27, 2018
Takeaways from the Science Gateways Bootcamp
Presented by Science Gateways Bootcamp participants:
Anna-Maria Escherich, University of Texas, Austin, and NSF NeuroNex Hub for 3D Electron Microscopy
Gwen Jacobs, University of Hawaii and IKE Gateway
Drew LaMar, College of William and Mary and QUBES gateway
Suzanne Pierce, University of Texas, Austin, and Intelligent Systems for Geosciences
Derrick Poon Young, retired chairman of the...
Takeaways from the Science Gateways Bootcamp
Presented by Science Gateways Bootcamp participants:
Anna-Maria Escherich, University of Texas, Austin, and NSF NeuroNex Hub for 3D Electron Microscopy
Gwen Jacobs, University of Hawaii and IKE Gateway
Drew LaMar, College of William and Mary and QUBES gateway
Suzanne Pierce, University of Texas, Austin, and Intelligent Systems for Geosciences
Derrick Poon Young, retired chairman of the...
Webinar: Tech Sampler—Lessons learned from using Keycloak and GraphQL in gateways
June 13, 2018
Tech Sampler—Lessons learned from using Keycloak and GraphQL in gateways
Presented by Marcus Christie, Indiana University, and Steven Snyder, Purdue University
Members of the SGCI Extended Developer Support Team
SGCI's Extended Developer Support team works with many different technologies to help gateways build or enhance their services. This webinar features two such technologies: Keycloak and GraphQL.
Keycloak is an...
Tech Sampler—Lessons learned from using Keycloak and GraphQL in gateways
Presented by Marcus Christie, Indiana University, and Steven Snyder, Purdue University
Members of the SGCI Extended Developer Support Team
SGCI's Extended Developer Support team works with many different technologies to help gateways build or enhance their services. This webinar features two such technologies: Keycloak and GraphQL.
Keycloak is an...
Webinar: Working in the R Ecosystem: Building Applications & Content for Your Gateway
May 9, 2018
Working in the R Ecosystem—Building Applications & Content for Your Gateway
Presented by Derrick Kearney, Software Engineer, RStudio
The R programming language first appeared on the scene in the 1990's as an open source environment for statistical modeling and data analysis. Throughout the last decade, interest in the language has grown alongside researcher's abilities to collect and store larger amounts of data. Today,...
Working in the R Ecosystem—Building Applications & Content for Your Gateway
Presented by Derrick Kearney, Software Engineer, RStudio
The R programming language first appeared on the scene in the 1990's as an open source environment for statistical modeling and data analysis. Throughout the last decade, interest in the language has grown alongside researcher's abilities to collect and store larger amounts of data. Today,...
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