A reference architecture for scientific virtual laboratories

Kaletas, Ersin Cem; Benabdelkader, Ammar; Garita, César; Hertzberger, L.O.

doi:10.1016/s0167-739x(01)00042-5

Cited by 22 publications

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“…This initial prototype of the e-Science framework introduces a two-level abstraction approach where the Process Flow Template helps enforce best practices and increases the reusability within a given domain by (Kaletas 2004 ;Afsarmanesh et al 2001 ;Belloum et al 2003 ) . A PFT is de fi ned by application domain experts; it captures the expertise and knowledge of the experts and is meant to transfer this knowledge to other scientists.…”

Section: Process Flow Template (Pft)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Identification of Ligand Binding Site and Protein-Protein Interaction Area

Roterman-Konieczna¹

2013

Focus on Structural Biology

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Section: Process Flow Template (Pft)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Because PFT and the instances created by the end users are saved in application domain databases, they can be accessed via a simple query interface by all members of a Virtual organization based on the view management policy (Kaletas 2004 ;Afsarmanesh et al 2001 ) (Fig. 7.5 ).…”

Section: Process Flow Template (Pft)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Identification of Ligand Binding Site and Protein-Protein Interaction Area

Roterman-Konieczna¹

2013

Focus on Structural Biology

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“…An Example of a general problem-solving environment to support research collaboration is the Virtual Laboratory (VL) project that proposes a reference architecture for scientific virtual laboratories [46]. It supports loosely structured collaborations of researchers in peer-to-peer type VOs and mainly considers requirements like management of large data sets, information sharing for collaboration and distributed resource management.…”

Section: Organisational Virtualisation Of Research Laboratoriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A reference model of virtual service production networks

Zirpins

Emmerich

2008

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Virtual organisation of collaborative networks frequently demands for information and communication technology to support coordination of cross-organisational business process chains. Service-oriented software technologies provide promising means to regulate and enforce coordination of cross-organisational software service interactions but miss organisational abstractions and methodology. This paper proposes a conceptual reference model of collaborative network coordination that satisfies flexibility and agility requirements of virtual organisation by building on common software service abstractions and lifecycle methodology. In particular, the model focuses collaborative service networks and introduces the concept of virtual business service that represents business service processes as software service abstractions and supports flexible regulation and agile enforcement of their coordination by means of software service lifecycle methodology. For demonstration and evaluation purpose, we present a case study of service-oriented systems analysis for virtual organisation of a collaborative e-science network that adopts our conceptual reference model.

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“…Recent advances in networking, high performance computing and resource management have introduced new possibilities for secure communication and computation intensive resource management [1], [9]. The GRID is a world-wide effort in this area, which takes advantage of improvements in the overall network bandwidth, and adds a new dimension to the distributed computing.…”

Section: Virtual Ladora Toriesmentioning

confidence: 99%