Logistics Information for Poster Presenters
The Poster Session is open to all who submitted an abstract in August. A final PDF file of your poster should have been uploaded to Figshare by Monday, September 10. If you missed this deadline, you can still upload your poster to figshare (by Friday, October 19), and it will be pulled into the portal in October. Follow these instructions.
The Evening Reception, Poster Session, and Resource Expo will be on Wednesday, September 26 from 6:30pm to 8:30 pm at the Blanton Museum of Art's Edgar A. Smith Building. Details about the reception can be found on the Evening Events page.
During the conference on Wednesday, there will be a place for you to store your poster until the end of the day if you plan to head straight to the Blanton from the conference. If you're using our shuttle service to the reception, you'll have enough time to go back to the hotel after the conference to grab your poster before boarding the 6pm shuttle. Either way, you will need to collect your poster and take it to the Poster Session venue.
Poster presenters may set up their posters when they arrive. There will be binder clips for hanging the posters from the display frames.
Poster locations will be numbered and a map will help you find your location.
| 1a | “The Brain Image Library: An archival gateway of high-resolution optical microscopy brain datasets” |
| 1b | “A Gateway to Manage Large-Scale and Distributed Genomics Data Identity: The Identifier Services” |
| 1c | “ROTDIF: A GenApp Generated Science Gateway for Comprehensive Analysis of Biomolecular NMR Relaxation Data” |
| 1d | “10-Week Berkeley Labs Undergraduate Research” |
| 2a | “Investigation of Florida Housing Prices using Predictive Time Series Model” |
| 2b | “Sirepo: Domain-Rich Computational Physics Gateway” |
| 3a | “DEEDS: Fully Integrating Data and Computational Workflows” |
| 3b | “SeedMe2: Extensible data sharing websites for teams” |
| 4a | “MyGeoHub Geospatial Gateway” |
| 4b | “An Analysis of the PEARC 2018 Science Gateways Community Institute Hackathon: Lessons Learned” |
| 4c | “Unidata: A Cloud-based Science Gateway for the Atmospheric Sciences” |
| 4d | “Applying User Experience (UX) Design to Improve Data Sharing Platforms” |
| 4e | “JSSSE: An Extensible and Configurable Molecular Structure Editor for Scientific Gateways” |
| 4f | “Abaco Dashboard Application Calling from the API” |
| 5a | “Unmasking Technology Skills Divide (TSD) as an Emerging Digital Divide Within the ICT Framework” |
| 5b | “Open OnDemand: Access Clusters, Gateways and Interactive Apps” |
| 6a | “Methods used to develop student talent in Science Gateway Technology: A Research Experience for Undergraduates Student Perspective” |
| 6b | “Message broker system enabling Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI)’s data gateway” |
| 7a | “Spin: A Docker-based Platform for Deploying Science Gateways at NERSC” |
| 7b | “Numerical Experiments in the French Laundry Machine” |
| 8a | “3DEM.org for 3D Electron Microscopy Analysis of Synapses at Enhanced Resolutions” |
| 8b | “TAMU HPRC OOD - Our Experience with Open OnDemand” |
| 8c | “The IS-GEO Gateway: A community portal to facilitate AI and knowledge centered earth discoveries” |