Cloud Enabled Scientific Collaborative Research Environment (CESCRE)

Completed TRL 5 (started at 3, targeting 5)

Description

The Cloud Enabled Scientific Collaborative Research Environment Project will enable scientists to interactively chsare algorithms, software using the following approach: 1. Integrate at least two scientific packages into commercial cloud enironments such as Amazon, Microsoft, or others. 2. Create a virtual meching image catalog and a data catalog to streamline discovery and integration of available scientifig algorithms, raw and processed data. 3. Creat an Eclipse-based Integrated Develpment Environment as a front end to develop, execute, and monitor cloud based workflows.

Details

Technology area	Software, Modeling, Simulation, and Information Processing > Information Processing and Artificial Intelligence > Collaborative Science and Engineering
Program	Earth Science (ESD)
Lead organization	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA
Start date	2012-11-01
End date	2014-10-31

Project contacts

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Mark W Powell — mark.w.powell@jpl.nasa.gov
Eric M Gurrola — eric.m.gurrola@jpl.nasa.gov
Paul A Rosen — paul.a.rosen@jpl.nasa.gov
Paul R Lundgren — paul.r.lundgren@jpl.nasa.gov
Tom Soderstrom

How to get involved

This is early/mid-stage (TRL 5) — the most realistic path in is NASA SBIR/STTR, which funds small businesses and research institutions to develop technology aligned with NASA's needs (equity-free, phased funding). Check whether a current SBIR/STTR solicitation topic overlaps with this project's technology area, or contact the project directly (above) to ask.

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