VERSION 0.2
2nd ADSM WORKSHOP
COMPUTING CENTRE
UNIVERSITY OF KARLSRUHE
APRIL 1/2 , 1996
Following the workshop in March 1994, which focused on ADSM Version 1 and
attracted about 80 participants from German ADSM sites, we plan to organize
a second meeting. In this second workshop we can concentrate on the exchange
of experiences gained with ADSM Version 2 and also on general ADSM issues.
Several key persons from ADSM development have accepted an invitation to
attend the meeting:
Paul Bradshaw, IBM San Jose, ADSM Development
N.N., Storage Division
Karen Dutch, IBM Hursley Park, ADSM early support program
Achim Zink, IBM Mainz, ADSM development
Michael Lindner, IBM Mainz, ADSM development
The first day of the workshop is intended for general sessions and reports.
On the second day we expect to run parallel sessions, covering the following
issues (and possibly others):
- Requirements for Large Sites in Europe (ALES)
- Special needs for PC environments (Novell, etc)
- Disaster recovery schemes
CALL FOR PAPERS
If you want to contribute to one of the topics, please send a note to
gloeer AT rz.uni-karlsruhe DOT de and give further details.
We already have offers from the following sites/speakers
K. Dilper, University of Karlsruhe
H. Richter, Leibniz-Rechenzentrum Muenchen
S. Treweek, University of Oxford
R. Bogus, University of Heidelberg
F. Dequenne, ECMWF
TECHNICAL ISSUES
The workshop fee will be DM 100,-- and includes coffee, tea, biscuits, lunch
in the University Mensa and a conference dinner on Monday evening.
For more information (and the evolving schedule), please check under
http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/~ADSM-workshop (not yet operational)
Registration can also be done by sending an email to
Kirsten Gloeer gloeer AT rz.uni-karlsruhe DOT de (note the spelling!)
or
Martin Kerner kerner AT rz.uni-karlsruhe DOT de ..49-721-608-xxxx
Hotels can be found under
http://www.ba-karlsruhe.de/KA/hotel/hotel_list.html
For a map of Karlsruhe, see
http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de/cgi-bin/stadtplan
and more details infos on the University, the Computing Centre, etc can be
found under
http://www.uni-karlsruhe.de
The University has arranged for a special rate of DM 150,-- per night in
the Renaissance Hotel, which is within walking distance. Please refer to
this arrangement when booking.
We hope that the workshop will offer us plenty of opportunities for the
exchange of ideas.
G. Schneider
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