This document announces a conference on cloud computing research excellence in Europe and Brazil to be held in July 2016 in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The conference will bring together researchers, engineers, and practitioners from academia, industry and government to discuss advances in cloud networking and applications. It will also provide an opportunity for policymakers from Europe and Brazil to debate cooperation on key cloud computing topics. The conference is supported by several industry partners and European Commission funding. It aims to foster knowledge sharing and create a continuous platform for collaboration between European and Brazilian researchers on cloud computing, big data, and IoT.
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Europe and Brazil Advance Cloud Computing Research and Cooperation
1. The excellence of Cloud Computing research
and industry in Europe and Brazil
6-7 July 2016 – Porto Alegre - Brazil
2. Well-experienced researchers, engineers, and
practitioners from academia, industry and
government to discuss and advance the state-of-the-
art research in the emerging area of cloud-based
networks and applications.
Research work related to the latest challenges, technologies, solutions and
techniques related to networking within the cloud and will cover aspects ranging
from security to resources’ management towards an efficient and effective cloud
deployment and hosting of the various emerging applications and services
3. Policy makers, Research and Industry representatives
in Europe and Brazil to debate about the hot Cloud
computing and ICT topics for mutual cooperation.
Shape cloud developments in both Brazil and Europe
by bringing insights into current market trends,
challenges slowing down mainstream adoption of
cloud services and best practices to address them.
5. SPEAKERS
"Cloud Computing is already reality and might become a standard for data share
and processing. Knowing that, Brazil and European Commission is doing right
about funding research through joint calls. The cooperation path is a two-way
street that may foster knowledge, expertise and market.”
Wanderson Paim de Jesus, RNP - Brazil
"As head of UFSC Software/Hardware Integration Lab, Dr. Fröhlich coordinated a
series of research projects on Wireless Sensor Networks since 2001. Many of the
embedded devices and communication protocols developed for those projects
have been consolidated to define a solid basis atop of which LISHA now operates
one of the most expressive Internet of Things case in Brazil, featuring a Smart
Solar Building, a multicity Environmental Monitoring Network and Smart Grid
partnerships with major companies from the Energy sector.
Antônio Augusto Medeiros Fröhlich, UFSC - Brazil
6. SPEAKERS
"Our research group works on High PerformanceComputing inCloud, studying
the viability of executing big Applications, or part of their processing, in a cloud
environment.So, in the Panel, we will contribute with the discussion of the
challenges of processing Big App."
Philippe Olivier Alexandre Navaux, INF-UFRGS - Brazil
"As the backbone of several of the largest cloud infrastructures in
the world, EMC can bring the industry perspective on how Cloud
Computing is transforming businesses and people´s lives".
Karin Breitman, EMC R&D, Brazil
7. Topics of Interest
Network function virtualization
SDN-enabled cloud datacenters
Cloud-based services for IoT and Smart Cities
Trust, security and privacy in the cloud
Virtual private cloud networking
Intra and inter-cloud networking
Deployment of cloud apps and services
Big Data application provisioning on the cloud
Big Data application provisioning on the cloud Cloud bursting techniques
Scalability and elasticity techniques
Placement and migration of cloud resources within the cloud
Impact of network utilization and co-located
applications on performance
Cloud resource management and capacity
engineering
8. SPEAKERS
Lisandro is the President of Brazilian Computing Society and an Associate Professor
of Computer Science at the Institute of Informatics of the Federal University of Rio
Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Brazil. Lisandro is also a member of the Computer
Networks Group, where he develops research projects on network and service
management.
Lisandro Zambenedetti Granville, Brazilian Computing Society & UFRGS,
Brazil
He is the Secretary of the Secretariat for Informatics Policy (SEPIN) of the
Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communications (MCTIC)
since June 2016. He was representative of the Brazilian administration on
several national and international forums of telecommunications.
Maximiliano Martinhão, Ministry of Science,
Technology, Innovation and Communications - Brazil
9.
10. SPEAKERS
"I’ll give a historical account of Cooperation EU-Brazil starting with projects in FP-7 and
describe recent activities of the National Laboratory for ScientificComputing."
Augusto C. Gadelha Vieira, National Laboratory for Scientific Computing,
Brazil
"I will be happy to share my thoughts and learnings from working directly
with tech entrepreneurs in Brazil over the last 19 years. I believe that the fact
that I´ve played several different roles in the ecosystem, as entrepreneurs,
accelerator, investor, government official and policy maker makes them very
valuable for the event."
Felipe Matos, Startup Farm, Brazil
11. To create a consolidated and continuous platform that
promotes both European & Brazilian excellence in the areas
of cloud computing, big data & Internet of Things,
leveraging the cloud model, and encourage the usage of
common and standardised templates for Cloud SLAs to
facilitate the usage and comparison of cloud services.
Cloudscape Brazil also zooms in on European and Brazilian
co-operation priorities, cloud computing and big data
strategies with insights from policy makers in both regions.
12. SPEAKERS
"This time, in my participation in the Cloud Federation & Open Science Cloud at cross-
regional level session I intend to present the current status of RNP’s academic cloud
and address some aspects of its potential integration with the EU OpenScienceCloud."
José Luiz Ribeiro Filho, Brazilian National Research and Educational
Network (RNP), Brazil
"As an SME in my area I can help Cloudscape Brazil adding industry and
market knowledge around Cloud initiatives."
Welson Barbosa, EMC Latin America - Brazil
13.
14. SPEAKERS
"The Brazilian Institute of Information for Science and Technology (IBICT), and the Brazilian National
Research and Education Network (RNP) are engaged in promoting a National Programme for Open
Access to Research Data. This programme demands, among other issues, physical and software
infrastructure. Some of this infrastructure will be based on data clouds with specific demands to deal
with Research Data, such as preservation, privacy, findability. Those challenges seem quite
appropriate for the Cloudscape community."
Leonardo Lazarte, Brazilian Institute of Information for Science and
Technology - Brazil
"I am particularly interested in the integration of Cloud and Cyber-physical
Systems and Systems of Systems, where IoT and Big Data have to merge. I
have been intensively working on CPSoS, coordinating a the AMADEOS eu
project on SOSes and I am eager to discuss the relevant issues that need to be
addressed for a proper integration of SOS and the Cloud."
Andrea Bondavalli, Informatic and Maths Department
(DiMal), Florence University - Italy
15.
16. SPEAKERS
Flávio holds, since 2010, a permanent position at the Brazilian Central Bank
currently working in the Systems Architectural Division. Since 2004, he has occupied
key positions at the Brazilian Ministry of Communications, most recently as a
Special Advisor to the Minister, as a board member of the Administration Council at
TELEBRÁS and also as deputy member off the Brazilian Internet Steering
Committee (CGI.br).
Flávio Lenz Cesar, Central Bank of Brazil – Brazil
“I have long experience in building international cooperation models between
the EU and Brazil, and due to my work in the EU programmes, Science
Foundation Ireland programme and with our International office, Waterford
Institute of Technology was the most selected Irish 3rd level University /
Institute of Technology by Brazilian students for a number of years between
2013 and 2015.”
James Clarke, Waterford Institute ofTechnology -
Ireland
17.
18. SPEAKERS
" As an open-source contributor and academic researcher, I expect to share and learn
experiences that help defining challenges that need to be addressed to supply the
technical needs and to increase the adoption of cloud technologies."
Andrey Brito, UFCG - Brazil
“We would like to share our views on modern cloud based infrastructures that
share components adopted in production for the industry with additional
requirements coming from the scenarios identified. As all the developments in
EUBra-BIGSEA are on the OpenSource, we will be able to share them and let
other organization to exploit them easily.
Ignacio Blanquer, Universidad Politécnica deValencia -
Spain