| HCI&IM | Human Computer Interaction and Information Management
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| HCSS | High Confidence Software and Systems
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| HEC | High End Computing
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| LSN | Large Scale Networking
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| • JET | Joint Engineering Team
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| • MAGIC | Middleware And Grid Infrastructure Coordination Team
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| • NRT | Network Research Team
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| SDP | Software Design and Productivity
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| SEW | Social, Economic, and Workforce Implications of IT
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National Coordination Office
for Information Technology
Research and Development
4201 Wilson Blvd, Suite II-405
Arlington, VA 22230
(703) 292-ITRD (4873)
(703) 292-9097 (fax)
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(Updated July 2004)
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Overview
The Large Scale Networking (LSN) Coordinating Group
of the Interagency Working Group for Information Technology Research
and Development established in February, 2002, the Middleware And
Grid Infrastructure Coordination (MAGIC) Team. MAGIC includes representation
from Federal agencies, industry, academia, and other groups with
an interest in middleware and Grid infrastructure. The scope and
activities of MAGIC include:
- Coordinating R&D program directions for grid applications
and middleware
- Facilitating the creation of national Grids
- Coordinating technical activities and sharing of resources among
projects and programs
- Expediting operations and resolving emerging problems and technical
issues
- Promoting interoperability, identifyinrg best practices, and
encouraging technical consensus
- Coordinating international issues
- Addressing issues of persistence and long-term support for
tools and infrastructure
- Providing outreach and information to potential users
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Conferences and Workshops
Presentation on Security at Line Speed Workshop (August 12-13, 2003) 
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MAGIC Material
System Overview presentation given by Carl Kesselman, USC/ISI, at the MAGIC Team meeting held
in Arlington, VA (July 7, 2004)
ESE Grid Prototypes at the Goddard Space Flight Center presentation given by Ken McDonald, NASA/GSFC, at the MAGIC Team meeting held in
Arlington, VA (April 7, 2004)
Grid Security: The Globus Perspective presentation given by Steve Tuecke, lead Software Architect in the Distributed Systems Laboratory
(DSL), in the Mathematics and Computer Science Division at Argonne National Laboratory, at the MAGIC Team meeting held in Arlington, VA
(April 7, 2004)
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