Egi-inspire quarterly report 10 eu milestone: ms121
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- Consortium Management
- 1.16.Main Achievements
- 1.16.2.Milestones and Deliverables
1.14.Plan for the next periodPlanning for the EGICF 2013 has started with preparation of materials such as web banners, the sponsorship guide and the exhibition guide in addition to updates to the event website. The event will also be advertised in the November issue of the Inspired newsletter and promoted by our media partners iSGTW, HPCwire, HPCinthecloud, Datanami and Hostingtecnews. An animated event banner also appears on the scienceomega.com website, on the homepage and the science solutions page. During PQ11, the communications team will host booths at SC12 in Salt Lake City, an event which will gather 10,000 delegates and SciTech 12 in Brussels in November aimed at policy makers. The Director will deliver a master class to the delegates and participate in a discussion panel featuring Lord Robert Winston, media science communicator and Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences in the UK. Further case studies will be published on the EGI website, and disseminated through the EGI newsletter, NIL Bulletin, iSGTW and Public Service Review: Science & Technology. Migrating the format of the EGI newsletter to Mailchimp will be explored, to provide a more engaging email interface to the online version of the newsletter. The communications team will work closely with the TONC team to provide downloadable case study brochures using a CSS template. Training on editing the EGI website will be delivered in November, and the new website will be fully documented. The Campus Champions will be added to the website and the scheme promoted via EGI’s communications channels During PQ11, the EGI.eu SPT will support the planning for the EGICF 2013 by both participating in the program committee and also by inviting submission from relevant partners. The SPT will work on the implementation of the recommendations from the scientific publication repository by collaborating with the OpenAIRE project; it will also update the questionnaire for the EGI Compendium 2012 and engage with TERENA to plan for a common data collection tool. The SPT will also run the new VT on Scientific Discipline Classification. Following the decision of the EGI Council, the SPT will follow up on the ERIC implementation plan, pay-for-use models for EGI and on improving the demonstration of excellence in Science. The SPT will also revise the EGI strategic metrics and will also work on the organisation of a series of workshops at the end of January in preparation for the update of the EGI sustainability plan. STFC will complete the final drafts of the revised top-level main Security Policy document and on the security aspects of Data Privacy will be completed. Planning will start for SPG activities during 2013. A meeting of "Security for Collaborating Infrastructures" will take place in Rome on 16-17 January 2013 at which assessments will be made of the extent to which EGI and other networks meet the requirements expressed in the SCI document. Work will continue on FIM4R activities, in particular on the FIM pilot project for WLCG and related policy issues.
1.15.SummaryRoutine activity continued in PQ10 with frequent project meetings of the Activity Management Board as needed, meetings of the Project Management Board (27th August 2012 & 19th September 2012) and of the Collaboration Board on the 20th September 2012. Further more fundamental changes to the project were blocked until feedback had been obtained from the EC Review and had been reflected on by the project. 1.16.Main Achievements1.16.1.Project ManagementWork continued during PQ10 responding to queries from the European Commission relating to the financial reporting around PY2. During this period the report from the 2nd EC Review was also received by the project. The project provided a response to the European Commission detailing the number of significant errors and inconsistencies in the report which took over two months to be produced following the review meeting in Amsterdam. With the acceptance of the costs for PY2 and the 2nd EC review report, work could commence on the changes needed in the Description of Work that were proposed at the end of PY2. This involved the redistribution of effort between partners to provide resources for the federated cloud activities to become part of the SA2 and the integration of second line support for deployed middleware and the operational tools within SA1.7. These changes to the project structure were:
The efforts reported in PQ9 have been updated after submission of QR9 milestone due to the delay in implementing the tasks changes (Amendment N2). This has resulted in a change in the worked PMs changing from 503.1 to 525.5PMs. 1.16.2.Milestones and Deliverables
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