2017 NSF Campus Cyberinfrastructure and Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure PI Workshop

2017年校园网络基础设施和网络安全创新网络基础设施PI研讨会建立在以前校园网络基础设施研讨会的成功基础上，为所有积极的NSF校园网络基础设施和网络安全创新网络基础设施奖的获得者提供了一个机会，以亲自会面，交流项目成果，与国家网络基础设施专家互动，并在项目领域和项目地区进行合作。 通过再次与ESnet站点协调员委员会（ESCC）会议和Quilt Fall成员会议共同定位，更广泛的范围鼓励校园网络基础设施，科学驱动的应用程序，网络安全以及区域和国家网络基础设施资源之间的关系。根据去年的经验，我们更新了会议时间表，以便为参与会议的主要研究者之间以及三个小组之间的互动提供更多机会。2017年PI研讨会的新内容是为期半天的CC计划校园网络基础设施工程师和网络团队奖的分组会议，汇集了支持校园网络基础设施便利化的领先组织。该项目的智力价值是项目成果的交流，国家网络基础设施专家之间的互动，项目领域和项目地区之间的合作，这将导致新的想法，与现场研讨会相关的关系和合作。 为期半天的网络基础设施工程会议将及时深入了解校园环境中日益增长的网络基础设施促进实践，这些实践可以与同地会议与会者以及整个社区分享。 与研讨会有关的更广泛影响包括传播研讨会信息，包括研讨会的专题介绍。通过与ESCC和Quilt会议共同举办，研讨会继续汇集利益相关者，利用校园网络基础设施投资提供机会，在校园网络基础设施，科学驱动的应用程序以及区域和国家网络基础设施资源之间建立更强的联系，从而导致更广泛的合作和对国家校园网络基础设施和科学驱动的应用程序的持久影响。

The 2017 Campus Cyberinfrastructure and Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure PI Workshop builds upon the success of the previous Campus Cyberinfrastructure Workshops providing an opportunity for recipients of all active NSF Campus Cyberinfrastructure and Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure awards to meet in person, exchange project findings, interact with national cyberinfrastructure experts and collaborate across project areas and project regions. By again co-locating with the ESnet Site Coordinators Committee (ESCC) meeting and the Quilt Fall Member Meeting, the broader scope encourages relationships between campus cyberinfrastructure, science driven applications, cybersecurity, and regional and national cyberinfrastructure resources. Based on last year's experience, we have updated the meeting schedule to provide additional opportunities for interaction between PIs themselves as well as between the three groups participating in the meetings. New to the 2017 PI Workshop is a half-day breakout session for the CC program Campus Cyberinfrastructure Engineers and Cyber Team awards, bringing together organizations at the leading edge of supporting campus cyberinfrastructure facilitation.The intellectual merit of this project is the exchange of project findings, interaction between national cyberinfrastructure experts, collaboration across project areas and project regions that will lead to new ideas, relationships and collaborations associated with an in person workshop. The half-day cyberinfrastructure engineering session will provide timely insights into growing practice of cyberinfrastructure facilitation in the campus environment that can be shared with the co-located meeting attendees as well as the community in general. The broader impact associated with the workshop includes the dissemination of workshop information, including the workshop presentations. By co-locating with the ESCC and Quilt meetings the workshop continues to bring together stakeholders with a vested interest in leveraging campus cyberinfrastructure investments to provide the opportunity to develop stronger ties between campus cyberinfrastructure, science driven applications and regional and national cyberinfrastructure resources, leading to a broader set of collaborations and lasting impact on national campus cyberinfrastructure and science driven applications.