A proof of concept design for provenance
A proof of concept design for provenance
The utility of provenance is becoming apparent in many Grid and Web Service based applications, where there is frequently a need to trace back and understand the processes that lead to a specific result. The term provenance however lends itself to several possible conceptions, and our initial step in the EU Provenance project was to design and implement a simple system to articulate our conception of provenance. This system, termed the pre-prototype, is based on a conceptualized process for baking a Victoria Sponge Cake. This report describes the cake baking scenario, presents some provenance-type questions that can be asked about the baking process and provides an implementation of the cake baking process within a service-oriented architecture framework that can answer these questions using collated provenance data.
provenance, tracking, analysis, design
Xu, Fenglian
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Biller, Alexis
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Chen, Liming
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Tan, Victor
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March 2005
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Tan, Victor
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Miles, Simon
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Xu, Fenglian, Biller, Alexis, Chen, Liming, Tan, Victor, Groth, Paul, Miles, Simon, Ibbotson, John and Moreau, Luc
(2005)
A proof of concept design for provenance
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The utility of provenance is becoming apparent in many Grid and Web Service based applications, where there is frequently a need to trace back and understand the processes that lead to a specific result. The term provenance however lends itself to several possible conceptions, and our initial step in the EU Provenance project was to design and implement a simple system to articulate our conception of provenance. This system, termed the pre-prototype, is based on a conceptualized process for baking a Victoria Sponge Cake. This report describes the cake baking scenario, presents some provenance-type questions that can be asked about the baking process and provides an implementation of the cake baking process within a service-oriented architecture framework that can answer these questions using collated provenance data.
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Published date: March 2005
Keywords:
provenance, tracking, analysis, design
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/260687
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Date deposited: 15 Mar 2005
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 06:41
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Fenglian Xu
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Alexis Biller
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Liming Chen
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Victor Tan
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Paul Groth
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Simon Miles
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John Ibbotson
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Luc Moreau
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