Infrastructure Aware Scientific Workflows and Infrastructure Aware Workflow Managers in Science Gateways

Infrastructure Aware Applications

Design Driven and Infrastructure Aware

What does the addition of Web browser technology bring to a PDM system? It expands access to the system, allowing people to connect regardless of their computer, operating system, or location. "Our implementations of PDM span multiple sites, multiple applications, multiple uses, all the way from the salesperson through manufacturing," says Scott Vanselous, PDM product manager at EDS/Unigraphics...

HUBzero and Pegasus: integrating scientific workflows into science gateways

In this paper, we described the benefits and the challenges of integrating existing scientific workflow technologies into science gateways. Scientific workflow managers are powerful tools for handling large computational tasks. Domain scientists find it difficult to create new workflows, so many tasks that could benefit from workflow automation are often avoided or performed by hand. Two techno...

Workflow-based Services: Infrastructure for Scientific Applications

The way scientists work in traditional sciences has changed drastically in recent years. Computer science is increasingly supporting them in performing and analyzing their experiments. Today, obtaining the raw data from instruments is merely the first step. No longer is the data analyzed on paper or with simple computational tools. Instead, massive amounts of data obtained raw from instruments ...

A Situation Aware Information Infrastructure (SAI) Framework

Computer network infrastructures constitute the critical backbone of every socio-economic ICT system. Consequently, they are becoming increasingly mission-critical in our society since they provide always-on services for many everyday applications (e.g., Cloud Data Centres), safety-critical operations (e.g., Air Traffic Control networks), critical manufacturing services (e.g., Utility networks ...