Supercomputing’09Portland, OregonNovember 14-20

Questions?

TeraGrid Booth for SC09

20’ x 20’ booth 20’ high to top of peaks Medium gray color Locking storage in columns Structural header framework Graphic panels (10 + 2) Accent lighting Projector shelf and hanging screen (85-1/2”w x 48”h) 16’ graphic walls Reception counter with locking storage

Approximate size of people.

TeraGrid GREEN TEAM Engagement Activity

• Guests visit each of the eleven RP sites to find trading cards

• Photos of green team members and green facts featured

• Autographed card returned to the TG booth establishes eligibility to win prizes—gift certificates to local restaurants, merchant coupons, and one grand prize each day!

Following are examples of green facts from NCAR:

• Leader in providing a suite of alternative transportation options to employees, including:

• Free regional bus pass• Inter-campus shuttle that connects to local bus stations and shopping• Pool of bikes for employee use·

• 85 tons of recyclables and compostable food waste diverted from the landfill in 2008

• New employees receive an introduction to conservation practices at UCAR·

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Science Highlights and EOT Highlights publications

delivered in time for SC09

carolxsong@purdue.edu

Facts & RP Involvement• TeraGrid will feature electronic

RP posters this year—not printed.

• There are no presentations in the TG booth.

• RP personnel will volunteer to staff the TG booth, like last year. Participation schedule is available

on the wiki: http://www.teragridforum.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=SC09_Planning

• Let us know what presentations are scheduled for your booths—we will develop a composite schedule.

• All RPs will feature the TeraGrid pylon with a map of all TG booth locations.

Acknowledgements

• Planning:

Carolyn Peters, Scott Lathrop, Joe Insley, and Elizabeth Leake

• Booth Features/Design:

Riha Designs - Duane Glossa Carlton Bruett Design (Graphics)