Titlebook: Workflows for e-Science; Scientific Workflows Ian J. Taylor,Ewa Deelman,Matthew Shields Book 2007 Springer-Verlag London 2007 BPEL.Condor.D

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A Case Study on the Use of Workflow Technologies for Scientific Analysis: Gravitational Wave Data Antware architecture outlined here has been used with great efficacy to analyze LIGO data [2–5] using dedicated computing facilities operated by the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, the LIGO Data Grid. It is just the first step, however. Workflow design and implementation lies at the interface between c

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Book 2007and robustly. This, of course, has been the goal of research in distributed computing for many years; but now these technologies come with a new twist service orie- ation. By specifying resources in terms of a service description, rather than allowing direct access to the resources, the IT industry

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Component Architectures and Services: From Application Construction to Scientific Workflowshem by composing them from standard cell libraries that provided components such as registers and floating-point units that could be arranged on the chip and easily integrated to form a full processor. Now, multiple processor cores can be assembled on a single chip as components of larger systems.