[Yt-dev] Interest in a yt Workshop?

Marcel Haas mhaas at stsci.edu
Mon Aug 15 11:29:07 PDT 2011


Hi all,


In whatever form we are going to this, I am pretty sure my grant will not
have money for travel. If you know of any source for money that I can get
some from it will be more than welcome. If the meeting is in NYC, it's
very cheap for me (I can get there for $17 by bus, so it's only the stay).

CA or CO would make it quite a bit more pricy for me. In Europe, there are
some very specific numerical astrophysics funds, but I don't know of any
in the US....

On the practical side: I have been looking into using yt, but I think the
learning curve is steep-ish for new users (especially if they are not
familiar to Python either...). I think I will not be 'motivated' enough to
dive deep in, unless there are a couple of days devoted to this.



Cheers, Marcel



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On 8/15/11 12:26 PM, "Matthew Turk" <matthewturk at gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi Marcel, Casey, Chris,
>
>Marcel: The Enzo workshop is at Columbia, in NYC, from Oct 12-15.
>
>So after about a week, I think it is becoming clear that there's
>*some* interest in a workshop, but that perhaps it isn't quite yet to
>critical mass.  For an in-person workshop, either standalone or
>piggy-backing on a larger workshop/conference, to be a success I think
>we would need some kind of participation from both new
>users/developers as well as more experienced participants.  I think
>trying to get this all together this fall might be rushing it a bit.
>
>Perhaps we could try for a virtual workshop, or to try to piggy back
>on a conference sometime later this fall or next year.  HIPACC runs a
>series of conferences and there will also be Enzo workshops next year
>(at which one could find several yt developers.)  I've heard rumors of
>the Enzo workshops being in CA or CO, which are a bit more centrally
>located for some attendees.
>
>That being said, I think there's enough interest that we could
>definitely set up (and find a tiny bit of money for) a few small (2-4
>people) collaboration "workshops" or meetings.  I think it would be
>great if some day we could have a full workshop / conference, but I
>think it's still a bit early for that.
>
>Thoughts from anyone?
>
>-Matt
>
>On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 11:15 AM, Marcel Haas <mhaas at stsci.edu> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I would be very interested in this. It will definitely give me a good
>>start
>> in the direction of trying to get yt compatible with particle-based
>> simulations. I do, however, not have funding available for trips like
>>this
>> from our group's grant. I might try other sources, but money isn't
>>something
>> readily available nowadaysŠ
>> When/where is that Enzo conference?
>>
>> Cheers, Marcel
>>
>>
>>
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>> Marcel R. Haas
>> Postdoc, Astrophysics
>> Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, MD
>> http://www.marcelhaas.com
>> mhaas at stsci.edu
>> Address: STScI
>>          3700 San Martin Drive
>>          Baltimore, MD, 21218
>>          Office G17E, tel +1 (410) 338 5012
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>> From: Christopher Moody <juxtaposicion at gmail.com>
>> Reply-To: <yt-dev at lists.spacepope.org>
>> Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2011 15:03:05 -0700
>> To: yt-dev <yt-dev at lists.spacepope.org>
>> Subject: [Yt-dev] Interest in a yt Workshop?
>>
>> Hi all,
>> Earlier today I sent an email on yt-users list mistakenly reporting that
>> there was a yt users' & developers' conference. Now at the moment there
>> isn't one, but after having spoken to Matt a bit, we realized that maybe
>> that's not a bad idea.
>> We came up with a few questions:
>> 1. Virtual or real workshop?
>> 2. What should be the goals?
>> 3. How many people would be interested, and how many could come?
>> 4. Funding sources?
>> We were tentatively considering piggy-backing the Enzo conference, but
>> adding two days before it.
>> Thoughts?
>> chris
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