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Student Travel Fellowships for ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing 2015

Student Travel Fellowships for ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing 2015
2015 年 ACM 云计算研讨会学生旅行奖学金
批准号:
1543935
负责人:
Kasim Candan
金额:
$1.5万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-07-01 至 2016-06-30

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中文摘要
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2015年ACM云计算研讨会(socc2015)是一系列研讨会中的第六届,汇集了对云计算感兴趣的研究人员、开发人员、用户和实践者。作为云计算领域的首要会议,通过社区的不断努力,SoCC的范围很广,涵盖了各种数据管理和系统主题,如软件即服务、虚拟化、可扩展的云数据服务以及大规模的数据管理和分析。系统和数据管理问题的许多方面必须在云计算上下文中重新审视。拟议项目的目标是通过支持目前在美国院校入学的15名学生的部分旅行支持和注册,帮助培养和发展日益重要的云计算和数据服务领域的下一代领导者和劳动力。SoCC 2015计划包括研究和工业论文,海报会议,以及学术界和工业界领导人的主题演讲。所有这些活动都为学生提供了一个独特的机会,与来自学术界和工业界的国际知名研究人员分享他们的知识、经验和研究成果。除了在常规课程中与行业领袖(如Oracle、Microsoft、b谷歌、IBM、Salesforce、WMWare和Facebook等)会面外,今年的学生还将能够积极参与一项名为“与领先研究人员面对面会议”的新互动活动。这些机会将对参与者未来的职业生涯产生深远的影响。该会议将与VLDB 2015同地举行,并将在夏威夷Kohala海岸举行。努力降低学生注册费;然而,支持学生利用ACM socc2015提供的巨大好处可以使学生有更多的互动机会和更高的教育影响。该项目的智力价值包括学生有机会展示他们的研究成果,获得对他们正在进行的工作的反馈,了解其他人进行的前沿研究,并在顶级云计算会议上与专家互动。该项目更广泛的影响将包括在日益关键的云计算领域帮助培训下一代研究人员和劳动力。欲了解更多信息,请参阅该项目的网站:http://acmsocc.github.io/2015/index.html
英文摘要
The ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing 2015 (SoCC 2015) is the sixth in an established series of symposia that bring together researchers, developers, users, and practitioners interested in cloud computing. As the premier conference on cloud computing, and through the continuous efforts of the community, the scope of SoCC is broad and encompasses diverse data management and systems topics such as software as a service, virtualization, scalable cloud data services, and data management and analytics at scale. Many facets of systems and data management issues must be revisited in the context of cloud computing. The goal of the proposed project is to help train and develop the future generation of leaders and workforce in the increasingly critical field of cloud computing and data services by supporting 15 students currently matriculated in US institutions for partial travel support and registration. The SoCC 2015 program includes research and industrial papers, poster sessions, and keynote talks by leaders in academia and industry. All these activities provide a unique opportunity for students to share their knowledge, experience, and research works with internationally recognized researchers from both academia and industry. In addition to meeting industry (such as such as Oracle, Microsoft, Google, IBM,Salesforce, WMWare, and Facebook, and others) leaders during regular program sessions, this year students will also be able to will also actively participate in a new interactive activity, titled "Vis-a-vis Meeting with Leading Researchers." These opportunities will have a long lasting impact on the future career of the participants.The conference will be co-located with VLDB 2015 and will be held in Kohala Coast, Hawaii. Efforts to reduce student registration fees have been made; however, supporting students to take advantage of the great benefits offered at ACM SoCC 2015 enables greater student interaction opportunities and a higher educational impact. The intellectual merit of the project will include opportunity for students to showcase their research results, get feedback on their works in progress, learn about the cutting edge research conducted by others, and interact with experts at a premier cloud computing conference. the broader impact of the project will include helping train the future generation of researchers and workforce in the increasingly critical field of cloud computing.For further information see the project web site at: http://acmsocc.github.io/2015/index.html
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