AAI Info-Day Nov 2006 - Presentations - Support - SWITCHaai

AAI Info-Day, 21 Nov 2006, University of Bern

The AAI Info-Day 2006 included an AAI project overview, an update on achievements during 2006 and an outlook to 2007. Guest speeches were given by Bernd Oberknapp from the University Library Freiburg (Germany), Wolfgang Lierz from the ETH-Bibliothek and Cédric Gaspoz from University of Lausanne.

AAI Introductory Tutorial Basic introduction for participants new to SWITCHaai and Shibboleth	Ueli Kienholz, SWITCH Valéry Tschopp, SWITCH Patrik Schnellmann, SWITCH
AAI Status Update Federation Members and Partners Usage of SWITCHaai Subsidized projects History of SWITCHaai	Ueli Kienholz, SWITCH
Group Management Tool - An Add-on to Authorize Groups Organizing groups of AAI users Ways of authorizing with the GMT	Lukas Hämmerle, SWITCH
ArpViewer - A New Approach to Privacy and Data Protection Features of the ArpViewer Structure and implementation	Christoph Witzig, SWITCH
AAA - Adding Accounting to AAI Pilot projects overview WebSMS Monitoring and Usage	Patrik Schnellmann, SWITCH
AAI for German Higher Education - The Library's Perspective Project AAR Shib-enabling providers AAI activities in Germany DFN-AAI	Bernd Oberknapp, University Library Freiburg
Transparent Access to e-Journals Using AAI, SFX and EZProxy Pilots Configuration samples Key benefits	Wolfgang Lierz, ETH-Bibliothek Ueli Kienholz, SWITCH
International Update and eduGAIN Shibboleth used internationally eduGAIN Bridging element	Thomas Lenggenhager, SWITCH
MarMix - An Application of AAI in a Prediction Market Overview prediction markets How MarMix benefits from SWITCHaai	Cédric Gaspoz, University of Lausanne -HEC
SLCS - Access to the Grid with AAI Identities Authentication and authorization on the Grid SWITCHslcs Status of SWITCHslcs	Christoph Witzig, SWITCH
Assurance Levels - Asserting the Quality of Identities Why assurance levels Multi-factor authentication Pilot at SWITCH	Lukas Hämmerle, SWITCH
Outlook to 2007 Increasing the footprint of AAI Shibboleth 2/SAML 2 Non-browser applications	Thomas Lenggenhager, SWITCH