Sunday, October 30
GLORIAD Meeting (Open to all CANS participants)

CANS2005 Program
Oct.31-Nov.3
Shenzhen,China

Tuesday, November 1

09:00-09:30	Welcome remarks
09:00-09:05	Dr. YAN Baoping, director, CNIC,CAS
09:05-09:10	Dr. WU Jianping, director, CERNET
09:10-09:15	Doug Van Houweling, Internet2
09:15-09:20	Don Riley, University of Maryland
09:20-09:25	Dr. William Chang, NSF, Beijing Office
09:25-09:30	Feiyue Wang, CAST-USA
09:30-10:10	Leaders’ speech
09:30-09:40	Dai Bowei Official, the Bureau of High Technology, CAS
09:40-09:50	Lou Jing Official, the Department of Science and Technology, MOE
09:50-10:00	Douglas Gatchell, NSF
10:00-10:10	Liu Ke, NSFC
10:10-10:25	Coffee Break
10:25-12:30	Keynote Speech
10:25-10:50	Internet development in China SU Jinsheng Director, Bureau of Telecommunication Administration, MII
10:50-11:15	Scientific Research in Network Environment Liu Ke NSFC
11:15-11:40	The next steps for research and higher education advanced networking infrastructure in the US  Doug Van Houweling, Internet2
11:40-12:05	NSF Cyberinfrastructure Initiative Douglas Gatchell, NSF
12:05-12:30	Consideration and Implementation of NGN by China-UniCom LIU Yunjie Chief Engineer, China-UniCom
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-14:50	SESSION I (A): Advanced Applications (I)
13:30-13:50	SkyMouse, an intelligent client application for on-line astronomical Information CUI Chenzhou National Astronomical Observatory, CAS
13:50-14:10	Grid Enabled Cyberinfrastructure for High Definition Video and Audio James DeRoest  Director, Streaming Media Technologies, University of Washington
14:10-14:30	HEP Grid Activities in China SUN Gongxing Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS
14:30-14:50	Key Applications over CERNET ZHANG Bei Director, CERNET Regional Network Center for North China Professor, Peking University
14:50-15:10	Coffee Break
15:10-16:50	SESSION II (A): Advanced Applications (II)
15:10-15:30	eVLBI progress in China Professor Zhang Xiuzhong SHAO, CAS
15:30-15:50	Globally Distributed e-Science Collaborative Communities Julio Ibarra and Heidi Alvarez Florida International University
15:50-16:10	PRAGMA: A Collaborative Framework for Global Team Science and Education Peter Arzberger PRAGMA Chair
16:10-16:30	Integrated Information Platform for Avian-Flu XIAO Haixia Institute of Microbiology, CAS
16:40-17:20	Panel Discussion: Requirements of Adv. Applications to NGI [All speakers from Session I (A), Session II (A), and session III (B)] Panel Moderator: TBD
17:20-18:20	Dinner
18:30	Depart for evening event

09:00-10:20	SESSION III (A): NGI
09:00-09:20	CERNET2 Project WU Jianping Director, CERNET Network Center Professor, Tsinghua University
09:20-09:40	The Evolution of Networks Over the Next 10 Years to Support Large-Scale Science Bill Johnston ESNet
09:40-10:00	Internet Futures: Where do we go from here? John Silvester NLR and CE NIC Boards
10:00-10:20	ENUM in China Dr. Xiaodong Lee, CNNIC
10:20-10:50	Coffee Break
10:50-12:30	SESSION IV (A): Grid & Middleware
10:50-11:15	Build a simple and useful data grid NAN Kai Head of Divission R&D, CNIC,CAS
11:15-11:40	Integrating Grid and Enterprise Infrastructures: Toward Scalability and Flexibility Keith Hazelton Information Technology Architect, University of Wisconsin and Internet2/MACE (Middleware Architecture Committee for Education)
11:40-12:05	CNGRID Chi Xuebing CNIC,CAS
12:05-12:30	ChinaGRID JIN Hai Professor, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
12:30-13:30	Lunch
13:30-14:50	SESSION V (A): Optical Networking
13:30-13:55	CERNET Optical Network Trial LI Xing Vice Director, CERNET Network Center Professor, Tsinghua University
13:55-14:20	DRAGON: Dynamic Resource Allocation via GMPLS Optical Networks Jerry Sobieski Director, Research initiatives for MAX (Mid-Atlantic Crossroads)
14:20-14:45	TransLight/StarLight Enables iGrid Applications Maxine Brown, Electronic Visualization Laboratory, University of Illinois at Chicago
14:45-15:10	Next Generation Networking and the HOPI Testbed Rick Summerhill Internet2
15:10-15:40	Coffee Break
15:40-16:30	SESSION VI (A): Measurement and Monitoring
15:40-16:05	The NLANR International AMP Mesh Ron Ritke NLANR
16:05-16:30	Measurement Activity in CSTNet TANG Haina Engineer, CSTNet
16:30-16:55	Measurement to Support Advanced Applications GONG Jian Director, CERNET Regional Network Center for North East China, Professor, Southeast University
17:00-17:30	Closing Plenary Session

Part One (cont.): Parallel Sessions

09:00-10:40	SESSION III (B): Advanced Applications (III)
09:00-09:20	The Advanced Internet Satellite Extension Program: Results of Collaboration in Shared Cyberinfrastructure Janet Poley The American Distance Education Consortium
09:20-09:40	eMedicine Experiences: Collaboration Tools for Research and Education Ted Hanss University of Michigan Medical School
09:40-10:00	Advanced Networking for Learning, Libraries and Museums: A Focus on the Needs of Indigenous People and Minority Serving Institutions Mark Trebian Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College
10:00-10:20	From Virtual Science Museums to Virtual Science Center LiWen CNIC, CAS
10:20-10:40	CALIS(China Academic Library & Information System) Wang Wenqing, Peking University
10:40-11:10	Coffee Break
11:10-12:30	SESSION V (B): Security
11:10-11:30	CCERT Report ZHANG Ling Director, CERNET Regional Network Center for South China Professor, South China University of Technology
11:30-11:50	IT Security Challenges in Distributed Science Doug Gatchell NSF
11:50-12:10	International NOC Cooperation – NOC services, measurement and security supporting global e-science Jim Williams Indiana University
12:10-12:30	Title: CSTNet Security Considerations Wang Ling CSTNET
13:30-17:00	Tutorial [Parallel with Session V(A) and VI(A)]
	Speakers:     Dave Reese     Dave McGaugh     Predrag Radulovic