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Published on Sunday, 14 November 2021 23:26

The conference at a glance 

All times are listed in Pacific time. 

October 4-13, 2022 

Tutorial sessions online 

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 

1:00 pm-5:30 pm - Conference sessions 
6:00 pm-8:00 pm – Reception at the venue  

Wednesday, October 19, 2022 

9:00 am- 5:30 pm — Conference sessions 
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Conference dinner (included in registration)

Thursday, October 20, 2022 

9:00 am-3:30 pm — Conference sessions 
5:00 pm – 7:00pm – Evening event (extra bookable during registration)

 

Online Tutorials Program

 

Gateways 2022 Detailed program 

 

 

All sessions are plenary sessions - no parallel tracks.

Keynotes and the NSF spotlight will be streamed via Zoom. See at each keynote the Zoom URL.

Tuesday

10:00	Science Gateway User Meetings (by invitation only) – nanoHUB and Tapis
1:00	Session Chair: Sandra Gesing Welcome and Introducing SGX3: - A Center of Excellence to Extend Access, Expand the Community, and Exemplify Good Practices for CI Through Science Gateways Michael Zentner
1:30	Keynote: The James Webb Space Telescope Mission. Matthew Greenhouse, NASA Zoom Coordinates
2:30	Break
3:00	Session Chair: Robert Settlage Session Subject: Domain Science Use Cases
	The Pulsar Science Collaboratory: Exploring Pulsars through a Science Gateway Maura McLaughlin, Sue Ann Heatherly, Harsha Blumer, Timothy Olszanski, Duncan Lorimer, Nicholas Kisseberth, Claire Stirm and Jack Smith
	Climate Change: Re-Architecting A Legacy Meteorological Gateway For A Rapidly Evolving Computing Environment Shawn Rice, Zachary Weidner and Patrick Mulligan
	The National Cancer Institute’s Community Hub: A resource for collaboration and sharing of data, tools, and standards among the cancer research community Esmeralda Casas-Silva, Brian Cheung and Claire Stirm
4:30	Platinum sponsor talks – HUBzero and OpenOnDemand
4:50	Demos (10 minutes each)
	Demo: Building a sustainable, open science data web application with zero budget Wai-Yin Kwan
	Demo: Enabling Scalable and Reliable Real Time Data Services for Sensors and Devices in StreamCI Jaewoo Shin, Lan Zhao, Carol Song, Rajesh Kalyanam, Jian Jin, Jacob Hosen, Ananth Grama and Dongyan Xu
5:30	Break
6:00 - 8:00	Reception - Venue 808 - Poster Session

 

Wednesday

8:00	Breakfast at the Venue
9:00	Session Chair: Sandra Gesing Keynote: AI and Graph Systems as Foundations for Next Generation Learning Experiences Krishna Madhavan, Principal Group Manager, Microsoft Education Growth Zoom Coordinates
10:00	Break
10:30	Session Chair: Jack Smith Faculty Panel on HPC Curriculum Enhancement Elvira Rebecca Caldwell, Felicia Doswell, Jacqueline Jackson, Munene Kanampiu, Marcus Golden, Linda Hayden and James Belton
11:00	Session Subject: Security
	Experiences in Managing CHEESEHub: A Cloud-based Cybersecurity Education Gateway Sara Lambert, Rajesh Kalyanam, Baijian Yang and Rob Kooper
	Securing Science Gateways Steven Brandt, Rion Dooley and Golden Richard III
Noon	Lunch at the Venue
1:00	Session Chair: Steve Brandt NSF Spotlight: Support Options for Science Gateways at the National Science Foundation Steven Ellis, Program Director, Division of Biological Infrastructure, Directorate for Biological Science, National Science Foundation Zoom Coordinates
2:00	Session Subject: Community Building and Collaboration
	Science Gateways and Humanities Is a Promising Partnership: Why Is It So Rare? Kerk Kee, Sandra Gesing, Annelie Rugg, Shannon Bradley, Steven Brandt, Natalie Meyers and Quinn Dombrowski
2:30	Break
3:00	Session Chair: Jack Smith Designing a Gateway Influencer Recruitment Plan to Accelerate Adoption and Diffusion Alex Olshansky, Cassandra Hayes, Chaitra Kulkarni and Kerk Kee
	Driving Sustainability of a Gateway with a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) System Gerhard Klimeck, Lynn Zentner, Alejandro Strachan and Michael Zentner
	The Scinco Project: Scalable Interactive Computing for Collaborative, Reproducible Research Joe Stubbs, Anagha Jamthe, Gilbert Curbelo, Michael Packard, Nathan Freeman, Joon Yee Chuah and Cody Hammock
	Geoweaver for Boosting Scientific Research Productivity and FAIRness Ahmed Alnaim and Ziheng Sun
5:00	Open Forum - What can SGX3 do for you?
6:00 - 9:00	Conference Dinner Madam Bonnies

 

Thursday

8:00	Breakfast at the Venue
9:00	Session Chair: Sandra Gesing Keynote: Introducing ACCESS:  Transition, Status, and Plans John Towns, NCSA & ACCESS ACO PI Zoom Coordinates
10:00	Break
10:30	Session Chair: Robert Settlage Session Subject: Data Curation and Workflows
	A Graph-based Architecture for Data Curation in Science Gateways Jake Rosenberg and Keith Strmiska
	Extending Tapis Workflow Management Framework with Elastic Google Cloud Distributed System using CloudyCluster by Omnibond Eric Lam, Sean Cleveland, Cole McKnight, Boyd Wilson, Richard Cardone, Joe Stubbs, Maytal Dahan and Gwen Jacobs
	Enhancing The Tapis Streams API - Keeping it Modern, Secure and Accessible Sean Cleveland, Jared McLean, Anagha Jamthe, Smruti Padhy, Joe Stubbs, Maytal Dahan and Gwen Jacobs
	VisDict: A Visual Dictionary in a Science Gateway Sandra Gesing, Ewa Deelman, Rafael Ferreira da Silva, Michael Hildreth, Mary Ann McDowell, Natalie Meyers and Douglas Thain
Noon	Lunch/Open Forum at the Venue
1:00	Session Chair: Sean Cleveland Session Subject: HPC Use Cases
	Application of Software Engineering in Building the Portal for High-Precision Atomic Data and Computation Parinaz Barakhshan, Rudolf Eigenmann, Bindiya Arora and Marianna Safronova
	The Delta Gateway: Exploring Community Use of GPU Resources through a Science Gateway Jay Alameda, Claire Stirm, Gregory Bauer, Timothy Boerner, Brett Bode, Maytal Dahan, William Gropp, Marlon Pierce, Cynthia Yewdall, Michael Zentner, Meghna Babbar-Sebens, Michael Barton, Daniele Bianchi, Michael Bell, Michel Boufadel, Michael Cianfrocco, Sean Cleveland, Cosan Daskiran, Kjiersten Fagnan, Geoffrey Fox, Eleftherios Garyfallidis, Jerome Hajjar, Gerhard Klimeck, Mark Miller, Mark Perri, Victor Pinks II, Mohan Ramamurthy, Michel Regenwetter, Amy Roberts, Aldo Romero, Carol Song, Alejandro Strachan, Ellad Tadmor and Gregory Tucker
	The HackHPC Model: Fostering Workforce Development in High-Performance Computing Through Hackathons Jeaime Powell, Linda Hayden, Amy Cannon, John Holly, Charlie Dey and Alexander Nolte
	Curing Ultra Large Incomplete Data by Parallel Fractional Hot Deck Imputation In Ho Cho, Jaekwang Kim, Yicheng Yang and Yonghyun Kwon
3:00 - 3:30	Closing Remarks
4:30 - 7:30	Evening Event at Storyhouse Spirits

 

Friday

9:00 - 11:00

Program Committee Meeting (by invitation only)

 

 

Hear about the newly awarded SGX3: A Center of Excellence to Extend Access, Expand the Community, and Exemplify Good Practices for CI Through Science Gateways? We look forward to sharing more about SGX3 at Gateways 2022!

 

 

Call for Community Participation 

Contents 

• Overview 
  • Relevant Topics 
• Presentation Options 
  • Presentations, Demos and Panels 
  • Tutorials 
  • Open Forum 
  • Poster

Overview 

Gateways 2022 will be October 18-20, 2022 in San Diego at Venue 808. Tutorials will take  place in the two weeks before the conference online. 

Science gateways are end-to-end solutions with easy-to-use interfaces enabling the application of  complex research infrastructures such as computing and data infrastructures, instruments, and  other domain-specific resources to support research and education. They may also be known as  portals, virtual research environments, eScience, virtual labs, eResearch, digital repositories, or  research cyberinfrastructure.

Gateways 2022 is planned as an opportunity to highlight the opportunities for science gateways  to teach, empower and engage research and technologies to various communities. It will offer  diverse options for sharing work and networking in the community. The format includes tutorial  sessions, presentations, panels, posters and demos, and an open forum. 

Relevant topics for submissions 

Topics include, but are not limited to: 

• Architectures, frameworks, and technologies for science gateways 
• Science gateways sustaining productive, collaborative communities 
• Support for scalability and data-driven methods in science gateways 
• Improving the reproducibility of science in science gateways 
• Science gateway usability, portals, workflows, and tools 
• Software engineering approaches for scientific work 
• Aspects of science gateways, such as security and stability 
• AI and ML for science gateways 
• Social research on science gateways 
• Use cases and lessons learned from science gateways 
• Interconnection of domain and technology 

Presentation Options 

We invite the submission of papers and abstracts related to science gateways. All contributions  will be subject to standard peer review on quality and relevance, which will decide acceptance of  tutorial sessions, presentations, panels, posters and demos, and open forum. Tutorial sessions,  presentations, panels, posters and demos will be published in Zenodo. 

Presentations, demos, panels and tutorials are due June 6 June 20, 2022. Open Forum and poster  submissions are due August 8 2022 August 15, 2022 

Presentations, Demos and Panels 

Presenters of papers and demos will be given a 20-minute time slot (plus 5 minutes for  questions) to provide a summary and update to their work. Panels will be 60 minutes long. 

Submissions must not exceed 2-4 pages. In particular, we encourage submissions from  application scientists and community members reporting their experiences with science  gateways, requirements for future gateways, and visions for technologies. 

Tutorials 

Tutorials will receive slots of 90 minutes or 3 hours. A 3-hour tutorial will be presented in two  90-minute segments with a 30-minute break in the middle. Topics can include hands-on  gateway-building techniques, gateway management issues, community-building activities, or the  use of a specific tool.

Submissions must not exceed 2-4 pages. Please specify: (a) your proposed tutorial length, (b)  recommended skill level (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced) and prerequisites (e.g.,  familiarity with specific software or technologies), and (c) the technology and/or software  requirements necessary for someone to participate in the tutorial (e.g., do they need to install  software or create an account before the tutorial?). 

Open Forum 

The Open Forum will be 60 minutes long. This will be an opportunity to discuss emerging topics  in science gateways. Submissions must not exceed 500 words. 

Poster 

The poster session will take place October 18, 2022 at the reception. Authors are expected to  bring a printed poster. Submissions must not exceed 500 words. Posters need to fit with maximum width 30 inches, maximum length 45 inches. We have poster boards that are shared each by two poster presenters. Please keep posters in the maximum size so that it does not overlap with the other poster on the poster board.

 

Instructions for submissions 

Presentations, demos, panels and tutorials are due June 6 June 20, 2022. Open Forum and poster submissions are due August 8, 2022  August 15, 2022. 

Step 1: Prepare your submission. 

Papers for presentations, demos, panels, and tutorials must not exceed 2-4 pages. Abstracts for  the Open Forum must not exceed 500 words. 

A template for submissions is provided here. 

Save your file in PDF format. 

Step 2: Upload your PDF submission. 

Submission of all presentations is through EasyChair. You will need to include the following information when you submit: 

• Title 
• Authors (including email and affiliation) 
• Keywords 
• Abstract 

You will also be able to revise your abstract or upload an updated PDF until the submission  deadline. 

Step 3: Relax and wait until the review process is over.

Notification of acceptance of presentations, demos, panels and tutorials will be sent on July 27.  Notification of acceptance of Open Forum and poster submissions will be sent on September 1. 

It is a requirement that at least one author of each accepted submission attends the conference. Please let us know if you have questions.