NERC e-Science Meeting Malcolm Atkinson Director & e-Science Envoy UK National e-Science Centre & e-Science Institute www.nesc.ac.uk 26 th April 2006.

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NERC e-Science Meeting Malcolm Atkinson Director & e-Science Envoy UK National e-Science Centre & e-Science Institute 26 th April 2006

Overview Past Present Future Challenges Behaviours Commitment

What is e-Science? Goal: to enable better research in all disciplines Method: Invention and exploitation of advanced computational methods to generate, curate and analyse research data  From experiments, observations and simulations  Quality management, preservation and reliable evidence to develop and explore models and simulations  Computation and data at extreme scales  Trustworthy, economic, timely and relevant results to enable dynamic distributed virtual organisations  Facilitating collaboration with information and resource sharing  Security, reliability, accountability, manageability and agility

What is e-Infrastructure – Political view A shared resource That enables science, research, engineering, medicine, industry, … It will improve UK / European / … productivity  Lisbon Accord 2000  E-Science Vision SR2000 – John Taylor Commitment by UK government  Sections Always there  c.f. telephones, transport, power

Staff costs - Grid Resources Computers & Network funded separately EPSRC Breakdown UK e-Science Budget ( ) Source: Science Budget 2003/4 – 2005/6, DTI(OST) Total: £213M + Industrial Contributions £25M + £100M via JISC Slide from Steve Newhouse

Globus Alliance CeSC (Cambridge) Digital Curation Centre e-Science Institute Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute The e-Science Centres EGEE Grid Operations Support Centre National Centre for e-Social Science National Institute for Environmental e-Science NERC e-Science Centre

Globus Apache Project & CDIG CeSC (Cambridge) Digital Curation Centre e-Science Institute OMII-UK The e-Science Future EGEE-II Grid Operations Support Centre National Centre for e-Social Science National Institute for Environmental e-Science NERC e-Science Centre OMII-UK

The Future Inter-disciplinarity Sharing and finding a common core of facilities & methods Recognition & values How do we make things easy enough to use?