International Workshop on Science Gateways

Session

Paper Session 1

3 Jun 2013, 14:00

ML Building, Room F34 (ETH Zurich)

Conveners

Paper Session 1

• Tamas Kiss (University of Westminster, London, UK)

2. Improving the Swiss Grid Proteomics Portal

Lorenz Blum (ETH Zurich)

03/06/2013, 14:00

We have received feedback from our users and supporters on the functionality and usability of the Swiss Grid Proteomics Portal during its first year of operation. We have also realized which aspects of the portal could be improved upon through daily interaction with the production system under heavy use. In a second, highly upgraded version of the Swiss Proteomics Portal, called iPortal, we...

3. The Urban Research Gateway for Australia: Development of a Federated, Multi-disciplinary Research e-Infrastructure

Richard Sinnott (University of Melbourne)

03/06/2013, 14:25

The $20m Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN) project (www.aurin.org.au) began in July 2010. AURIN is developing a secure, web-based virtual environment (e-Infrastructure) - a lab-in-a-browser - offering access to diverse, distributed and extremely heterogeneous data sets together with an extensive portfolio of targeted analytical and visualization tools. This is being...

4. From the desktop to the grid: conversion of KNIME Workflows to gUSE

Luis de la Garza (University of Tübingen)

03/06/2013, 14:50

The Konstanz Information Miner is a user-friendly graphical workflow designer with a broad user base in industry and academia. Its broad range of embedded tools and its powerful data mining and visualization tools render it ideal for scientific workflows. It is thus used more and more in a broad range of applications. However, the free version typically runs on a desktop computer, restricting...