2013 01 11 TSW San Diego

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Workshop Handout

Workshop Program

Friday, January 11, 2013

Time

Description

Slides

Links

Presenter

12:45 PM - 01:00 PM

Arrive / Sign-in / Verify iPlant Accounts/ Grab Lunch

 

 

 

01:00 PM - 01:20 PM

Welcome - Presenter/Participant Self-Introductions

 

 

All

01:20 PM - 01:30 PM

A (short!) Overview of the iPlant Collaborative

Short iPlant Intro

Getting Started with iPlant

Jason Williams

01:30 PM - 02:15 PM

Overview of the iPlant Discovery Environment (DE)

DE Overview

DE Manual

Jason Williams

02:15 PM - 02:45 PM

iPlant Data Store - Managing "Big Data"

Data Store Overview

Data Store Overview

Jason Williams

02:45 PM - 03:00 PM

Coffee Break

 

Tutorial

 

03:00 PM - 04:00 PM

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Slides

Sheldon McKay

04:00 PM - 05:00 PM

Atmosphere Cloud Computing

 Slides

 

Nirav Merchant

05:00 PM - 05:15 PM

Stretch Break

 

 

 

05:15 PM - 05:45 PM

GBS/GWAS Pipeline Demo

Slides

 

Joshua Stein

05:45 PM - 06:10 PM

Customizing iPlant - Tool Integration

 

 

Matthew Vaughn

06:10 PM - 06:30 PM

Utilizing the iPlant API

 

Intro Slides
Follow-along Example

Matthew Vaughn

06:20 PM - 06:50 PM

iPlant Semantic Web Demo

SSWAP Example

sswap.info

Damian Gessler

06:50 PM - 07:00 PM

Workshop summary and conclusion

Workshop Conclusion

 iPlant Events at PAG

Jason Williams

Attendee List

Name

Research Area

E-mail

Acct Status

Eric Haas-Stapleton

Molecular Biosciences

Eric.Haas-Stapleton@csulb.edu

needs Atmo

Hashini Batugedara

Molecular Biosciences

hashinib@msn.com

needs Atmo

Aniska Chikhalya

Molecular Biosciences

achikhalya@gmail.com

needs Atmo

Ingrid Lindquist

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

iel@ncgr.org

needs Atmo

Frank You

Bioinformatics

frank.you@agr.gc.ca

needs Atmo

Christopher Bidwell

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

cbidwell@purdue.edu

needs Atmo

Loretta Johnson

Ecological Studies

johnson@ksu.edu

needs Atmo

Yvonne Badke

Genomics

badkeyvo@msu.edu

needs Atmo

Imad Eujayl

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

imad.eujayl@yahoo.com

X

Christopher Ashwell

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

cmashwel@ncsu.edu

needs Atmo

Sam Fox

Plant Biology

foxsa@onid.orst.edu

needs Atmo

Prabin Tamang

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

prabin.tamang@ndsu.edu

needs Atmo

Anjan Neupane

Plant Biology

anjan.neupane@ndsu.edu

needs Atmo

Jillian Foerster

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

jfoerster@wisc.edu

X

Laurel Cooper

Plant Biology

cooperl@science.oregonstate.edu

needs Atmo

Chris Town

Plant Biology

cdtown@jcvi.org

needs all

Sean Rogers

Plant Biology

srogers@msu.edu

X

Srikar Chamala

Biological and Critical Systems

srikarchamala@gmail.com

needs Atmo

Yogendra Kalenahalli CANCELLED flight delay

Plant Biology

yogendra.kalenahalli@mcgill.ca

needs Atmo

Mohammed Al Abri

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

maa288@cornell.edu

X

Timothy Swaller

Visualization, Graphics, and Image Processing

tswaller@ceres.net

needs Atmo

shivappa hukkeri CANCELLED flight delay

Biochemistry and Molecular Structure and Function

shivappa.hukkeri@gmail.com

needs Atmo

Jennifer Shelton

Plant Biology

sheltonj@ksu.edu

has Atmo, needs "community" services

Michael Thomson

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

m.thomson@irri.org

needs Atmo

Mohen Ekhtiari CANCELLED

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

e_ekhtiari@yahoo.com

no acct

MeiYee Law

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

mylaw.09@gmail.com

needs Atmo

Lukas Mueller

Plant Biology

lam87@cornell.edu

X

Mohammad Khan

Plant Biology

mohammad.khan.1@kaust.edu.sa

no acct

Igor Yakovlev

Molecular Biosciences

yai@skogoglandskap.no

needs Atmo

Richard Buggs

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

r.buggs@qmul.ac.uk

needs Atmo

Dr. Mansir Yusuf

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

mansiryusuf@yahoo.com

no acct

Rosangela Resende

Forage Breeding

rmsimeao@gmail.com

needs Atmo

Wenbin Mei CANCELLED

Computer and Computation Research

wmei@ufl.edu

needs Atmo

Vijay Tiwari

Plant Biology

vijtiwari@gmail.com

X

Mahmoud Wahb-Allahpl

Plant Breeding

mwahballah@ksu.edu.sa

no acct

Abdelhalim Ghazy

Plant Biotechnology

ghazyai@yahoo.com

no acct

Clay Birkett

Genetics and Nucleic Acids

claybirkett@gmail.com

needs Atmo

Laura Miller

Cell Biology

laura.miller@ars.usda.gov

needs Atmo

Stephen White

 

stephen.white@ars.usda.gov

needs Atmo

Judy Brusslan CANCELLED

 

 

needs Atmo

Original Announcement information

Announcement and Agenda:

This free workshop, adjacent to the 2013 International Plant & Animal Genome meeting, will kick-off a number of events at PAG to further engage you in making use of and collaborating with the iPlant Collaborative. Through several hands-on demos and guided exercises, workshop participants will get a comprehensive look at iPlant's tools and services for large-scale data analysis. We will start with an introduction to iPlant’s tools to manage, analyze, and share data – then apply these resources to structured use cases such as analyzing differential gene expression in an RNA-Seq dataset, analyzing high-throughput phenotyping data, and more. Participants will get hands-on experience with the following iPlant cyberinfrastructure:

  • Discovery Environment: A powerful web portal for managing data, conducting analyses, and building workflows. Complex bioinformatics applications can be run without knowing command line programming, and users can customize the platform by integrating their own tools.
  • Data Store: Scalable, secure, and reliable storage for gigabytes to terabytes of data; co-localized with iPlant analysis tools.
  • Atmosphere: 1-click, on-demand cloud computing, comparable to Amazon Web Services, but simpler (and free).

Who Should Attend?

Any investigator (PIs, post-docs, grad students, industry users) who is or will be working with large datasets and computation-intensive research questions in the life-sciences (plants and animals!).  Space is limited; register at:

http://www.iplantcollaborative.org/pag21reg

What Should I Bring?

This workshop is hands-on so please bring a Wi-fi enabled laptop. Lunch and breaks will be provided.

How Do I Get There?

This workshop is located at the Room 3A/3B at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina, which is adjacent to the airport. There are shuttles to and from the airport. The airport also offers multiple ground transportation options.

How Can I Connect with iPlant at PAG XXI?

iPlant is offering individual consultations/appointments, presentations and workshops. For the latest information see http://www.iplantcollaborative.org/pag21or follow iPlant on Twitter @iPlantCollab