We view scientific workflows as the domain scientist's way to harness cyberinfrastructure for e-Science. Domain scientists are often interested in "end-to-end" fram...
The design of WebLabs has traditionally been focused on the hardware rather than the software side. However, paying more importance to the software side can bring about important ...
ct In this paper we present an extension to devise and implement advance reservation as part of the scheduling and resource management services of the ASKALON Grid application deve...
Marek Wieczorek, Mumtaz Siddiqui, Alex Villaz&oacu...
Workflow is a key technology for eScience. It enables scientific tools to be composed and the resulting workflows to be managed. Workflow and most other computing tools typically ...
Instruments and sensors are the primary sources of data driving science and the development and refinement of theory. A critical component of eresearch yet to be clarified is the ...
Donald F. McMullen, Ian M. Atkinson, Kenneth Chiu,...
: E-Science often requires access to remote Grid computing platforms. Current authorization systems on these remote systems have largely based decisions solely on the identity of t...
In this paper we present a general domain for the analysis of workflows and workflow components based on the notion of a collection of Turing machines sharing a set of tapes. We s...
As the large volume of resources involved and the power of computational Grids increased, there is a corresponding and urgent need for employ the grid technologies into problem so...
The necessity of a lab course on computer security arises from the students' need to complement course work by hands-on experience. In order to meet the distance teaching dem...