A Shibboleth-protected privilege management infrastructure for e-science education

Watt, J. ; Ajayi, O. ; Jiang, J. ; Koetsier, J. ; Sinnott, R.O.

QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science

Simplifying access to and usage of large scale compute resources via the grid is of critical importance to encourage the uptake of e-research. Security is one aspect that needs to be made as simple as possible for end users. The ESP-Grid and DyVOSE projects at the National e-Science Centre (NeSC) at the University of Glasgow are investigating security technologies which will make the end-user experience of using the grid easier and more secure. In this paper, we outline how simplified ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

2006

Conference Proceedings ; PeerReviewed

http://eprints.gla.ac.uk/3368/1/01630841.pdf ; Watt, J. and Ajayi, O. and Jiang, J. and Koetsier, J. and Sinnott, R.O. (2006) A Shibboleth-protected privilege management infrastructure for e-science education. In: Sixth IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid, 2006. CCGRID 06., 16-19 May 2006, Singapore.

A Service Infrastructure for E-Science: the case of the

Catherine Houstis ; Spyros Lalis ; Vassilis Christophides ; Dimitris Plexousakis ; Marios Pitikakis ; Kyriakos Kritikos ; Antonis Smardas ; Charalampos Gikas

Catherine Houstis ; Spyros Lalis ; Vassilis Christophides ; Dimitris Plexousakis ; Marios Pitikakis ; Kyriakos Kritikos ; Antonis Smardas ; Charalampos Gikas A Service Infrastructure for E-Science: the case of the

The ARION system provides basic e-services of search and retrieval of objects in scientific collections, such as, data sets, simulation models and tools necessary for statistical and/or visualization processing. These collections may represent application software of scientific areas, they reside in geographically disperse organizations and constitute the system content. The user as part of the retrieval mechanism may dynamically invoke on-line computations of scientific data ...

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The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeer Archives

2002-05-24

http://139.91.183.30:9090/RDF/publications/./WSeBT02.pdf

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Research Agenda for the Semantic Grid: A Future e-Science Infrastructure

De Roure, D. ; Jennings, N. R. ; Shadbolt, N. R.

e-Science offers a promising vision of how computer and communication technology can support and enhance the scientific process. It does this by enabling scientists to generate, analyse, share and discuss their insights, experiments and results in a more effective manner. The underlying computer infrastructure that provides these facilities is commonly referred to as the Grid. At this time, there are a number of grid applications being developed and there is a whole raft of computer ...

2001-12

Technical Report ; PeerReviewed

http://eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/6350/1/semgrid.pdf ; De Roure, D., Jennings, N. R. and Shadbolt, N. R. (2001) Research Agenda for the Semantic Grid: A Future e-Science Infrastructure. Technical Report UNSPECIFIED, National e-Science Centre, Report for EPSRC/DTI e-Science Core Programme.

The Semantic Grid: A future e-Science infrastructure

de Roure, D. ; Jennings, N. R. ; Shadbolt, N.

e-Science offers a promising vision of how computer and communication technology can support and enhance the scientific process. It does this by enabling scientists to generate, analyse, share and discuss their insights, experiments and results in an effective manner. The underlying computer infrastructure that provides these facilities is commonly referred to as the Grid. At this time, there are a number of grid applications being developed and there is a whole raft of computer ...

John Wiley and Sons Ltd

Berman, F. ; Fox, G. ; Hey, A.J.G.

2003

Book Section ; PeerReviewed

http://eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/6869/1/semanticgrid.pdf ; de Roure, D., Jennings, N. R. and Shadbolt, N. (2003) The Semantic Grid: A future e-Science infrastructure. In: Grid Computing - Making the Global Infrastructure a Reality, pp. 437-470, John Wiley and Sons Ltd. ISBN 0470853190

Building the wireframe : e-science for the art infrastructure

University of Central England in Birmingham. Institute of Art and Design (Author)

e-science ; grid ; technologies

This website provides information about the series of e-science workshops run in November 2006 by the Visualisation Research Unit at the Institute of Art and Design at UCE (University of Central England) Birmingham. The workshops were held as part of a national scheme in the arts and humanities to improve understanding of e-science technologies and encourage their application in research practice and the wider arts community. Attendees were introduced to the broad sweep of e-science ...

University of Central England in Birmingham. Institute of Art and Design (Publisher) ; University of Central England in Birmingham. Institute of Art and Design (Publisher)

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Requirements and Design of a Collaborative Online Visualization and Steering Framework for Grid and e-Science infrastructures

Riedel, Morris ; Frings, Wolfgang

Grid-Computing; e-Science

Many production e-Science infrastructures (e.g. DEISA, D-Grid) have begun to offer a wide variety of services for end-users during the past several years. Many e-Scientists solve their scienti c problems by using parallel computing applications on clusters and collaborative online visualization and steering (COVS) is known as a tool for analyzing and better understanding of these applications. In absence of a widely accepted COVS framework within Grids, visualizations are often ...

2007

Conference-Paper

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SKIing with DOLCE: toward an e-Science Knowledge Infrastructure

Brodaric, Boyan ; Reitsma, Femke ; Qiang, Yi

Science Ontology ; Dolce ; Environmental Model ; Scientific Reasoning ; Science General

We develop a general ontology of science knowledge for use in e-Science Knowledge Infrastructures (SKIo), to advance use of digitally represented scientific theories in these environments. SKIo extends the DOLCE foundational ontology with science knowledge primitives, such as science theories, models, and data. These are arranged to reflect the complex knowledge structures used in science, such as scientific ideas playing different roles within and between theories. SKIo is illustrated ...

IOS Press Amsterdam, The Netherlands

2008

info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject ; conference

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ESCOGITARE Project: towards a grid-based e-science infrastructure for the italian agricultural research council (CRA)

Faccioli P. ; Laforenza D. ; Lombardo R. ; Maggini M. ; Scarpellini M. ; Serranò M.

Grid computing ; E-Science ; Bioinformatics ; Agricultural research ; Workflow ; Collaborative work

Advances in agricultural research have resulted in massive increases in the volume and variety of available data. In particular, the complexity of biological information necessitates powerful bioinformatics computational resources both at the level of storage and analysis of data. Moreover, the heterogeneous bioinformatics-related knowledge of scientists involved in agricultural research makes it fundamental to provide an in-situ training program dedicated to the most utilized ...

International Conference communication/abstract/poster

NETTAB 2006: Distributed Applications, Web Services, Tools and GRID Infrastructures for Bioinformatics (Santa Margherita di Pula, Italy, 10-13 July 2006).

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Designing Institutional Infrastructures for e-Science

David, Paul A ; Spence, Michael

eResearch ; Open access movement ; Institutional and Legal frameworks

The opportunity exists today for unprecedented connections between scientists, information, data, computational services, and instruments through the Internet. A new generation of information and communication infrastructures, including advanced Internet computing and Grid technologies, is beginning to enable much greater direct and shared access to more widely distributed computing resources than previously has been possible.3 The term ‘e-Science’ usually is applied in reference ...

Sydney University Press

2008

book chapter

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Designing Institutional Infrastructures for e-Science

David, Paul A ; Spence, Michael

eResearch ; Open access movement ; Institutional and Legal frameworks

The opportunity exists today for unprecedented connections between scientists, information, data, computational services, and instruments through the Internet. A new generation of information and communication infrastructures, including advanced Internet computing and Grid technologies, is beginning to enable much greater direct and shared access to more widely distributed computing resources than previously has been possible.3 The term ‘e-Science’ usually is applied in reference ...

Sydney University Press

2008

book chapter

Copyright Sydney University Press