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Using Multiple Grid Resources for Bioinformatics Applications in GADU

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Using Multiple Grid Resources for Bioinformatics Applications in GADU
During the past decade, the scientific community has witnessed the rapid accumulation of gene sequence data and data related to physiology and biochemistry of organisms. Bioinformatics tools used for efficient and computationally intensive analysis of genetic sequences require large-scale computational resources to accommodate the growing data. Grid computational resources such as the Open Science Grid and TeraGrid have proved useful for scientific discovery. GADU is a high-throughput computational system developed to automate the steps involved in accessing the Grid resources for running bioinformatics applications. This paper describes the requirements for building an automated scalable system such as GADU that can run a job simultaneously on different Grids. The paper describes the resource-independent configuration of GADU using the Pegasus-based Virtual Data System that helps in using heterogeneous Grid resources. The paper also highlights the features implemented to make GADU a ...
Dinanath Sulakhe, Alex Rodriguez, Michael Wilde, I
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Type Conference
Year 2006
Where CCGRID
Authors Dinanath Sulakhe, Alex Rodriguez, Michael Wilde, Ian T. Foster, Natalia Maltsev
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