Python Notes for mca i year students osmania university.docx
Rob bristow space utilisation birmingham 24 aug 2011
1. 11 March 2011 RSC North-East Online Conference JISC’s Greening ICT Programme Rob BristowProgramme Manager Green ICT
2. What JISC is Funded by the four UK funding councils Provides the infrastructure and associated services through JANET UK Services e.g. JISC Mail, TechDis Friends and Relations e.g. British Library, SURF Communities (e.g. libraries, National Grid Service) Areas of innovation activity: E-Research E-Learning Content & Digitisation Information Environment Organisational support
3. What JISC Does (in a nutshell) Saving money - Going green Knowing what the right things to do are, how to do them better, and how to stay ahead of the game – By: Developing systems / services Fostering communities Promoting innovation Harvesting, sharing and embedding expertise Influencing and supporting
4. Drivers for Green ICT ICT Energy and carbon emissions Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Funding council drivers Reduce costs Improve efficiency Enhance reputation New ways of working and new paradigms for teaching, learning, research and administration
5. The Problem 760,000 PCs 215,000 servers 147,000 networked printers 512,000 Mwh of electricity 275,000 tonnes of CO2 High costs £116 million + in 2009 (Electricity HE & FE in UK) Picture: Josie Fraser Some rights reserved Source: Suste-IT Report
6. The opportunity Smarter systems, buildings and processes De-materialisation, dis-aggregation and dis-intermediation HE as exemplar for low-carbon IT Green as driver for other efficiency gains ICT as cost versus ICT as opportunity
12. Links http://www.jisc.ac.uk/whatwedo/programmes/greeningict.aspx - JISC’s Greening ICT Programme http://re.jrc.ec.europa.eu/energyefficiency/html/standby_initiative_data_centers.htm - EU C of C http://www.susteit.org.uk/publications/index.php - for: Suste-IT main report and summaries Best practice reviews for Data Centres, Personal Computing, Printing, Procurement A number of papers written by Grid Computing Now! for the Suste-IT project. Subjects covered include the EU Code of Conduct for Data Centres, Data Centre Cooling and Virtualisation http://www.susteit.org.uk/cases/index.php - for 20 case studies drawn from UK HE and FE highlighting good practice and innovative solutions http://greenict.jiscinvolve.org/ - JISC’s Green ICT Blog http://jiscgreenict.org/ - JISC Greening ICT Community site – aggregated blogs from the projects #greenict - Tag in use on Twitter et al