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ESCIENCE
2006
IEEE

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WISENT: e-Science for Energy Meteorology

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Our energy production increasingly depends on renewable energy sources, which impose new challenges for distributed and decentralized systems. One problem is that the availability...

Wilhelm Hasselbring, Detlev Heinemann, Johannes Hu...

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Id	Views	Title	Status

1	199	WISENT: e-Science for Energy Meteorology	claim
2	188	Workflow-Driven Ontologies: An Earth Sciences Case Study	claim
3	184	ODIN: A Model for Adapting and Enriching Legacy Infrastructure	claim
4	181	Adapting and Evaluating Commercial Workflow Engines for e-Science	claim
5	178	Hybrid Particle Guide Selection Methods in Multi-Objective Particle Swarm Optimization	claim
6	177	Market-Based Resource Allocation in Grids	claim
7	176	Communication over a Secured Heterogeneous Grid with the GriddLeS Runtime Environment	claim
8	170	Supporting Decentralized, Security Focused Dynamic Virtual Organizations across the Grid	claim
9	162	Building Simple, Easy-to-Use Grids with Styx Grid Services and SSH	claim
10	160	Remote Control of Web 2.0-Enabled Laboratories from Mobile Devices	claim
11	157	Grid Enabled Problem Solving Environments for Text Categorization	claim
12	156	Characterization of Computational Grid Resources Using Low-Level Benchmarks	claim
13	151	Niching for Population-Based Ant Colony Optimization	claim
14	147	A Collaborative Virtual Computer Security Lab	claim
15	146	An Adaptive Algorithm for Information Dissemination in Self-Organizing Grids	claim
16	144	CIMA Based Remote Instrument and Data Access: An Extension into the Australian e-Science Environment	claim
17	138	Managing Large-Scale Scientific Workflows in Distributed Environments: Experiences and Challenges	claim
18	138	An Extended Extremal Optimisation Model for Parallel Architectures	claim
19	138	Scientific Workflows: More e-Science Mileage from Cyberinfrastructure	claim
20	135	A Unified Model of Batch and Interactive Scientific Workflow and Its Implementation Using Windows Workflow	claim
21	133	Practical Fault-Tolerant Framework for eScience Infrastructure	claim
22	133	Domain Based Access Control Model for Distributed Collaborative Applications	claim
23	132	Introducing Risk Management into the Grid	claim
24	132	Designing Workflow Components for e-Science	claim
25	131	Application-Level Resource Provisioning on the Grid	claim
26	130	Towards a Framework for Monitoring and Analyzing QoS Metrics of Grid Services	claim
27	129	FAME: Adding Multi-Level Authentication to Shibboleth	claim
28	129	Managing Large-Scale Workflow Execution from Resource Provisioning to Provenance Tracking: The CyberShake Example	claim
29	127	Jylab: A System for Portable Scientific Computing over Distributed Platforms	claim
30	126	Virtual Lab for fMRI: Bridging the Usability Gap	claim
31	125	Job Failure Analysis and Its Implications in a Large-Scale Production Grid	claim
32	125	GridBuilder: A Tool for Creating Virtual Grid Testbeds	claim
33	125	Grid-Based Data Stream Processing in e-Science	claim
34	124	A Synchronous Multimedia Annotation System for Secure Collaboratories	claim
35	124	Provisioning and Scheduling Resources for World-Wide Data-Sharing Services	claim
36	124	Soft Benchmarks-Based Application Performance Prediction Using a Minimum Training Set	claim
37	123	TextGrid and eHumanities	claim
38	122	Applying Advance Reservation to Increase Predictability of Workflow Execution on the Grid	claim
39	119	A Grid of Language Resource Repositories	claim
40	118	A Middleware Framework for Maximum Likelihood Evaluation over Dynamic Grids	claim
41	117	Identifying Tools to Support Schools' Collaborative Teaching and Learning	claim
42	117	Economy-Based Data Replication Broker	claim
43	116	Worqbench: An Integrated Framework for e-Science Application Development	claim
44	116	A Unified Data Grid Replication Framework	claim
45	111	Monitoring the Earth System Grid with MDS4	claim
46	109	Automatic Viewpoint Selection for a Visualization I/F in a PSE	claim
47	109	How Open is e-Science?	claim
48	108	Kalipy: A Tool for Online Performance Analysis of Grid Workflows through Event Correlation	claim
49	108	Grid Services Toolkit for Process Data Processing	claim
50	106	User Programmable Virtualized Networks	claim
51	106	Grid-Enabled Workflows for Industrial Product Design	claim
52	106	GuangQunFangPu: e-Humanities Combining Textual and Botanic Information	claim
53	104	An Extensible Service Development Toolkit to Support Earth Science Grids	claim
54	102	Enabling e-Research in Combustion Research Community	claim
55	102	K-WfGrid Distributed Monitoring and Performance Analysis Services for Workflows in the Grid	claim
56	102	Authorizing Remote Job Execution Based on Job Properties	claim
57	100	Advanced Techniques for Scheduling, Reservation, and Access Management for Remote Laboratories	claim
58	100	Towards User-Defined Performance Monitoring of Distributed Java Applications	claim
59	99	A Differential Evolution Based Algorithm to Optimize the Radio Network Design Problem	claim
60	97	Using Lambda Networks to Enhance Performance of Interactive Large Simulations	claim
61	96	Running a Production Grid Site at the London e-Science Centre	claim
62	95	Towards a Linguist's Workbench Supporting eScience Methods	claim
63	95	The Design and Implementation of the Transatlantic Mission-Oriented Production and Experimental Networks	claim
64	92	Using Checkpointing to Enhance Turnaround Time on Institutional Desktop Grids	claim
65	92	Grid Approach to Embarrassingly Parallel CPU-Intensive Bioinformatics Problems	claim
66	90	The National Grid Service of the UK	claim
67	85	Educating the Humanities for e-Science	claim
68	83	The Effectiveness of Threshold-Based Scheduling Policies in BOINC Projects	claim
69	79	Toward Standards for Integration of Instruments into Grid Computing Environments	claim

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