Future Directions of the Cyberinfrastructure for Sustained Scientific Innovation (CSSI) Program

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2010.15584v1
• Date: Thu, 15 Oct 2020 19:41:04 GMT
• Title: Future Directions of the Cyberinfrastructure for Sustained Scientific Innovation (CSSI) Program
• Authors: Ritu Arora (1), Xiaosong Li (2), Bonnie Hurwitz (3), Daniel Fay (4), Dhabaleswar K. Panda (5), Edward Valeev (6), Shaowen Wang (7), Shirley Moore (8), Sunita Chandrasekaran (9), Ting Cao (2), Holly Bik (10), Matthew Curry (11), Tanzima Islam (12) ((1) Texas Advanced Computing Center, (2) University of Washington, (3) University of Arizona, (4) Microsoft, (5) The Ohio State University, (6) Virginia Tech University, (7) University of Illinois, (8) Oak Ridge National Lab, (9) University of Delaware, (10) University of California, Riverside, (11) Sandia National Lab, (12) Texas State University)
• Abstract summary: The CSSI 2019 workshop was held on October 28-29, 2019, in Austin, Texas. The main objectives of this workshop were to understand the impact of the CSSI program on the community over the last 9 years. The workshop served as a venue for gathering the community-feedback on the current state of the CSSI program and its future directions.
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• Abstract: The CSSI 2019 workshop was held on October 28-29, 2019, in Austin, Texas. The main objectives of this workshop were to (1) understand the impact of the CSSI program on the community over the last 9 years, (2) engage workshop participants in identifying gaps and opportunities in the current CSSI landscape, (3) gather ideas on the cyberinfrastructure needs and expectations of the community with respect to the CSSI program, and (4) prepare a report summarizing the feedback gathered from the community that can inform the future solicitations of the CSSI program. The workshop brought together different stakeholders interested in provisioning sustainable cyberinfrastructure that can power discoveries impacting the various fields of science and technology and maintaining the nation's competitiveness in the areas such as scientific software, HPC, networking, cybersecurity, and data/information science. The workshop served as a venue for gathering the community-feedback on the current state of the CSSI program and its future directions.

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