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SUMMARY:Everywhere and Nowhere:  Envisioning a Computing Continuum for Sci
 ence
DESCRIPTION:Manish Parashar (University of Utah)\n\nEmerging data-driven s
 cientific workflows are seeking to leverage distributed data sources to un
 derstand end-to-end phenomenon, drive experimentation, and facilitate impo
 rtant decision making. Despite the exponential growth of available digital
  data sources at the edge, and the ubiquity of non-trivial computational p
 ower for processing this data, realizing such science workflows remains ch
 allenging. In this talk, I will explore a computing continuum that is ever
 ywhere and nowhere -- one spanning resources at the edges, in the core and
  in-between, and providing abstractions that can be harnessed to support s
 cience. I will also introduce recent research in programming abstractions 
 that can express what data should be processed and when and where it shoul
 d be processed, and autonomic middleware services that automate the discov
 ery of resources and the orchestration of computations across these resour
 ces.\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Ta
 nzima Z. Islam (Texas State University) and Bernd Mohr (Jülich Supercomput
 ing Centre (JSC))\n\n
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