At a birds-of-a-feather session during the recent SC17 conference, the Big Data and Extreme-scale Computing (BDEC) project issued a report covering the five international workshops that it has staged over four years to explore the highly disruptive effects of the Big Data revolution on the development of future cyberinfrastructure for science. Beginning in 2013 as the Big Data revolution was gathering steam, this series included workshops in the US, Japan, the EU and China, as well as supplemental BoF’s and meetings at annual SC and ISC conferences. These meetings drew participation from all the main institutional branches of the HPC community, including academia, government laboratories, and private industry; and they included leaders from major scientific domains and from all the different segments of the research community involved in designing, developing, and deploying cyberinfrastructure for science.
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