June 15-16, 2015 - Portland, Oregon
Submission Deadline – February 13, 2015
in conjunction with HPDC'15

There is a need for comprehensive, balanced and flexible distributed cyberinfrastructure (DCI) in support of science and engineering applications.  The SCREAM workshop generally aims to address this gap, and specifically aims to understand, through a combination of experience, application requirements, and conceptual models, how to best to create a conceptual framework for the objective design and assessment of distributed cyberinfrastructure. Although primarily targeted towards computing scientists, we believe this workshop will have an impact beyond the computing specialist in light of the fact that production cyberinfrastructure impacts the effectiveness of other science & engineering endeavors. This workshop will welcome technical contributions delivered via research-based results, experience papers, and vision papers. Understanding the principles and science of cyberinfrastructure has impact beyond just the computing aspects. Topics of interest are in the context of distributed cyberinfrastructure. For more information, including subtopics and submission criteria, please visit

https://sites.google.com/site/scream15workshop/home.