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Earth Science Data Fusion Workflow Engine

Completed TRL 9 (started at 1, targeting 9)

Description

The proposed Earth Science Data Fusion Workflow Engine (DFWE) is a new concept of approaching the data fusion and massive computing scaling. This technology will significantly improve IO performance by quickly staging required data into memory, and intelligently organizing workflow using self-sufficient data objects. The DFWE will have an advantage of being flexible and adaptive to a given algorithm.

Details

ProgramCenter Innovation Fund: LaRC CIF (LaRC CIF)
Lead organizationLangley Research Center, Hampton, VA
Start date2013-09-01
End date2014-09-01

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