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Resources and Capabilities
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The CI Channel is the vehicle to share scientific knowledge created within the Cyberinfrastructure community. The CI Channel staff is based at NCSA and SDSC, and possesses skills and knowledge drawn from several work groups: education, networking, and visualization. From mobile, on site web casting and video-on-demand, to the creation of age specific educational programs for K-20, the CI Channel is a one-stop-shop for researchers who require expertly designed multimedia content that can meet the educational outreach and training needs of projects that will use cyberinfrastructure.
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Personnel
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Contact @
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Capabilities
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Ange Mason
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SDSC
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Administrative and fiscal administration; workshop planning and management
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Anne Bowen
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SDSC
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Flash programming, Web page authoring, educational content design
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Apryl Bailey
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SDSC
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Videograpjher, DV Editor, web page and educational content design, graphic design
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Jon Meyer
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SDSC
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video, audio, (editing hardware), image processing, audio processing, audio capture (recording, microphones, processing, etc), lighting, DVDs, video compression
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Harry Ammons
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SDSC
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video, photography, lighting, etc.
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Michael Gates
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SDSC
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Access Grid Manager
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Emilio Valente
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SDSC
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Webcast grip
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Kevin Walsh
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SDSC
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Grant proposal writing, streaming server administration, scope of work definition, project management
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Student workers and interns
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SDSC and NCSA
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Various video and webediting as assigned
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Scott Lathrop
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NCSA
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Project management, community engagement
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Edee Wiziecki
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NCSA
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Community Engagement; publications
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Dee Chapman
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NCSA
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Community Engagement, developer, integrator, publications
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Charles Lu
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NCSA
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Developer
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Nick Exner
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NCSA
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Community Engagement; developer; publications
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Jennie File
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NCSA
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Developer
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Umesh Thakkar
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NCSA
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Community Engagement, publications
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Ernest Baello
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NCSA
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Developer
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