ICWG 2016
17-20 May 2016 in Lille, France
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On-line registration will be available at the rate of € 200,- before 15th April 2016. Register On-line HERE. Submit your abstract before February 15th 2016 To submit your abstract for the ICWG 1, please send a one page pdf including authors, affiliation and text to the following email address ICWG2016@univ-lille1.fr. Program of the ICWG1 2016Final Programm (if all goes well) ...
* Maximum size for posters 96 x 118 cm (portrait) Click on poster titles for more information. Permanent Poster Session *
Map of Université de Lille 1 (Cité Scientifique) CampusThe International Cloud Working Group (ICWG) will be held on the campus of University of Lille 1 at the MACC’s conference center (Lille, France). Download map here![]()
You will find below some lodging options that are located near University of Lille 1 campus where the ICWG 2016 is being held. You are also welcome to look for hotels located downtown which is only 15 min by metro from the campus. A list of recommended hotels and further information can be found on the Lille tourist office website. The MACC’s conference center where the workshop is being held is located within the complex of the Inter-hotel Ascotel on campus which offers a most convenient place to stay for the workshop attendees. For the workshop participants staying at the Ascotel, free breakfast (13 euros) will be offered with any room. Simply specify that you are participating to the ICWG 2016 workshop when making your booking online. Rooms will be available on a first come first serve basis.
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In the framework of the ICWG, the Topical Groups provide the focus necessary for addressing the recommendations and key research topics identified at the biennial Workshops of the ICWG. These Topical Groups work in collaboration, under the coordination from a lead, on these recommendations and research topics. The Topical Group leads will present their results, discuss the focal points to be addressed at the next biennial meeting in breakout sessions, and report on these focal points at the plenary final discussion. At the last CREW Workshop (CREW-4) a preliminary list was drafted of Topical Groups and proposed leads. For the ICWG-1, the leads of the Topical Groups have confirmed their involvement to date with the following list (Topic and name of Lead):
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Jérôme Riedi, Laurent Labonnote, Frédéric Parol, Marie-Lyse Liévin, Romain De Filippi
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