Web Portals for High-performance Computing

Semantic Web Implications for Web Portals

A Web portal is a gateway to the information and services on the Web, where its users can interchange and share information. In their brief lifetime, Web portals have benefited various sectors of the society and found widespread use (Jafari & Sheehan, 2003; Tatnall, 2005). By careful aggregation of information, Web portals simplify access, as well as decrease the time and effort of locating res...

Query Portals: Dynamically Generating Portals for Web Search Queries

Many informational web search queries seek information about named entities residing in structured databases. The information about entities that a user is seeking could be available from the structured database, or from other web pages. For example, consider an informational query such as [lowlight digital cameras]. A large structured database consisting of products may contain several product...

Case Frame Compilation from the Web using High-Performance Computing

Case frames are important knowledge for a variety of NLP systems, especially when wide-coverage case frames are available. To acquire such large-scale case frames, it is necessary to automatically compile them from an enormous amount of corpus. In this paper, we consider the web as a corpus. We first build a huge text corpus from the web, and then construct case frames from the corpus. It is in...

The Gateway Computational Web Portal: Developing Web Services for High Performance Computing

Log4p: An Innovative Logger Framework for Web Portals - Towards New Metrics for Web Portals

Content Management Systems and Web Portal Frameworks are more and more widely adopted in Web development. Those kinds of software often produce web pages whose layout is divided in sections called, in the case of Web Portals, “portlets”. Portlets can be produced by different sources and then aggregated in the same page by the portal. For Web portals, traditional web metrics based on page visits...