Browsing International Workshop on Grid Computing Environments--Open Access (2007) by Title

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    • Multitier portal architecture for thin- and thick-client neutron scattering experiment support 

      Green, Mark; Miller, Stephen (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      Integration of emerging technologies and design patterns into the three-tier client-server architecture is required in order to provide a scalable and flexible architecture for novice to sophisticated portal user groups. ...

    • Portlets for user centric job and task monitoring for open science grid virtual organizations 

      Alexander, D.; Pundaleeka, R.; Tramer, S.; Lauret, J.; Fine, V. (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      Organizations in the Open Science Grid are motivated to provide services so that individual scientists can effectively execute data analysis jobs and take advantage of Grid resources. For success, these scientists will ...

    • Providing dynamic virtualized access to grid resources via the Web 2.0 paradigm 

      Clementi, Luca; Ding, Zhaohui; Krishnan, Sriram; Wei, Xiaohui; Arzberger, Peter; Li, Wilfred (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      Grid systems provide mechanisms for single sign-on, and uniform APIs for job submission and data transfer, in order to allow the coupling of distributed resources in a seamless manner. However, new users face a daunting ...

    • Python for scientific gateways development 

      Heiland, Randy; Mooney, Sean; Boverhof, Joshua; Jackson, Keith; Swat, Maciek; Balter, Ariel; Christie, Marcus; Insley, Joseph (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      A scientific gateway is an interface that addresses some fundamental needs of a scientific community. This typically involves remote computation and/or data access. The interface might be Web-based or it might be some other ...

    • SimpleGrid toolkit: Enabling efficient learning and development of TeraGrid Science Gateway 

      Wang, Shaowen; Liu, Yan; Wilkins-Diehr, Nancy; Martin, Stuart (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      Science gateways have become an important cyberenvironment modality to bridge domain applications and cyberinfrastructure, which is fundamental to make cyberinfrastructure integral and effective to the practice of advancing ...

    • TeraGrid information services 

      Navarro, John-Paul (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      Grids include interconnected hardware components, coordinated software, coordinated (grid) services, and institutions and groups that operate them. To effectively use grids, users need access to information about the ...

    • The Integration of AJAX, interactive X Windows applications and application input generation into the UCLA grid portal 

      Slottow, Joan; Korambath, Prakashan; Jin, Kejian (2007)
      The University of California (UC) has adopted the UCLA Grid Portal (UGP), a Globus Incubator project, to create grids of computational clusters [1] at its campuses. Campus grids can also be accessed system wide via the UC ...

    • The Vine Toolkit 

      Russell, Michael (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      The Vine Toolkit is a modular, extensible Java application and library development framework created by the authors of GridSphere's GridPortlets Project. Vine inherits and improves upon the Resources Model of GridPortlets ...

    • Towards a rich-context participatory cyberenvironment 

      Liu, Yong; McGrath, Robert; Myers, James; Futrelle, Joe (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      To enable and support innovative research in science and engineering, the next generation Cyberinfrastructure must be able to support collaboration across disciplines and conceptual contexts. At NCSA, we are building ...

    • WATT: A Compiler for automated visualization service generation 

      Bollig, Evan; Lyness, Martin; Erlebacher, Gordon; Yuen, David (Grid Computing Environments (GCE), 2007)
      Service-oriented application development is a time consuming task that changes little between projects. In general, development is a two step process where developers first create the core functionality of the service and ...