Semi-Automatic Science Workflow Synthesis for High-End Computing on the NASA Earth Exchange

Completed TRL 6

Description

Enhance capabilities for collaborative data analysis and modeling in Earth sciences. Develop components for automatic workflow capture, archiving and management. Enable workflow migration between commodity systems and supercomputer environment at NASA.

Benefits

SMAP

Details

Technology area	Software, Modeling, Simulation, and Information Processing > Information Processing and Artificial Intelligence > Collaborative Science and Engineering
Program	Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST)
Lead organization	NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC
Start date	2009-03-01
End date	2012-02-29

Project contacts

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Ramakrishna R Nemani — rama.nemani@nasa.gov

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