Ari’s Burger: Vignettes of Iquitos

ARIS and EGIIS

In order to create a Grid infrastructure using ARC-enabled computing resources, information description and aggregation services need to be deployed. ARIS is coupled to a computing resource and collects information about it. EGIIS keeps a list of ARIS instances, and eventually, of other EGIIS instances lower down in hierarchy. Top-level EGIIS instances thus serve as an entry point to the Grid, ...

ARIS and EGIIS

In order to create a Grid infrastructure using ARC-enabled computing resources, information description and aggregation services need to be deployed. ARIS is coupled to a computing resource and collects information about it. EGIIS keeps a list of ARIS instances, and eventually, of other EGIIS instances lower down in hierarchy. Top-level EGIIS instances thus serve as an entry point to the Grid, ...

ARIS meets RUP: The ARIS Unified Information System Development Process

Starting from the Rational Unified Process RUP and the ARIS life cycle model the ARIS Unified Information System Development Process AUP is designed. Similar as the RUP is developed from the classic waterfall model as an iterative and incremental process to build software, the AUP is developed from the ARIS life cycle model as an iterative and incremental process to build business information s...

What's in a burger?

In an attempt to confirm the presence or absence of central nervous tissue in commercially prepared beefburgers, four burgers were processed and stained using routine histological laboratory techniques. Constituent parts of the burgers could be identified readily. In this small sample no central nervous tissue was found. There is currently considerable general interest in the contents of foodst...

ARIS Expert Paper