I am a bit late to this content, but there was a conference "Designing Cyberinfrastructure" in January
http://cyberinfrastructure.us/
or http://www.si.umich.edu/cyber-infrastructure/
with the papers published in a special issue of First Monday in June
http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue12_6/
It's more grid, policy and patent focused than about specific IT architecture(s).
Some papers and presentations of interest:
- The Open Science Grid (paper), Building Large-Scale Cyberinfrastructure Through Collaboration (PowerPoint presentation) - Paul Avery
- Cyberinfrastructure and Innovation Policy - Brian Kahin
- Cyberinfrastructure, Institutions, and Sustainability - Chris Mackie
- Implementing Openness: An International Institutional Perspective - Sacha Wunsch–Vincent, Taylor Reynolds, and Andrew Wyckoff
I hope that these sorts of discussions will continue, but also as I indicated, start to encompass the idea of IT architectures for (in Christine Borgman's term) "scholarly infrastructure", that will bring in many more services and capabilities than just the compute and storage focus of the grid initiatives.
Previously:
November 12, 2007 Enterprise Services Architectures - Chris Mackie - DLF Fall Forum 2007
September 30, 2007 Blog for OECD Participative Web goes live (Sacha Wunsch–Vincent played a key role in enabling this)
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