Draft Agenda for the Oxford meeting, also available in PDF

April 12, Mon: On your own arrive at Oxford

• 6:00 – 8:00 pm Reception/light finger food; location TBA

April 13, Tue

• 8:15 Registration, coffee
• 8:45 Welcome -- Anne Trefethen and Jack Dongarra
• 9:00 am Welcome by local host – Jane Nicholson (EPSRC)
• 9:10 am Objectives and organization of the meeting – Pete Beckman
• 9:50 am Governance Structure and Management Model for IESP – Rick Stevens
• 10:20 am Break
• 10:45 am Special address to the research councils– Patrick Aerts
• 10:50 am Funding agencies view of Exascale Software – NSF/DOE/EU/Japan/Eurohorcs
• 12:30 am Lunch
• 1:30 Charge to group and expectations – Jack, Pete
• 1:45 pm Breakout groups
• 3:15 pm Coffee/Tea
• 3:45 pm Breakout groups
• 5:00 – 6:00 pm Reports from subgroups
• 7:00 pm Dinner: Banquet

April 14, Wed

• 9:00 am Coordination before group breakout
• 9:15 am Breakout groups
• 10:30 am Break
• 11:00 Continue breakout groups
• 12:30 - 1:30Lunch
• 1:30 pm Continue Breakout groups
• 3:00 pm Break
• 3:30 pm Plenary Session: Presentation of breakout groups
• 4:30 pm Identify future agenda
• Dinner on your own

Breakout Groups

• Group 1: Technical challenges and needs of academic and industrial software infrastructure research and development
  Chair: Satoshi Matsuoka; Secretary: Michael Heroux
• Group 2: Computational challenges and needs for academic and industrial application communities
  Chair: Jean-Claude Andre; Secretary: Jean-Yves Berthou
• Group 3: Economic and management challenges and needs of computational resource providers and vendors Chair: Peg Williams; Secretary: Bill Kramer
• Group 4: Role and participation of national and international funding agencies
  Chair: Ed Seidel; Secretary: Paul Messina