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Using the GRID for biodiversity research: The GRAB demonstrator

Using the GRID for biodiversity research: The GRAB demonstrator
Using the GRID for biodiversity research: The GRAB demonstrator

In the GRAB (Grid and Biodiversity) project we are developing a prototype to illustrate some aspects of the GRID's potential for collaborative biodiversity research. A catalogue of life, two species information systems (SISs) and a climate database are made available in a problem solving environment that demonstrates how bioclimatic modelling can be performed by bringing together such resources. We use Globus to provide access to these resources, in a secure environment. We also discuss more generally the GRID's potential for biodiversity research, and identify the main areas of development within the GRID that are needed to support such research.

Biodiversity, Biology, Collaboration, Computer science, Databases, Environmental factors, Informatics, Organisms, Prototypes, SPICE
1099-3371
11-14
IEEE Computer Society
Jones, A. C.
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Robinson, J. S.
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Gray, W. A.
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Giddy, J. P.
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Fiddian, Nick J.
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Kennedy, Jessie
Jones, A. C.
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Robinson, J. S.
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Gray, W. A.
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Giddy, J. P.
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Kennedy, Jessie

Jones, A. C., Robinson, J. S., Gray, W. A., Giddy, J. P. and Fiddian, Nick J. (2002) Using the GRID for biodiversity research: The GRAB demonstrator. Kennedy, Jessie (ed.) In Proceedings - 14th International Conference on Scientific and Statistical Database Management, SSDBM 2002. vol. 2002-January, IEEE Computer Society. pp. 11-14 . (doi:10.1109/SSDM.2002.1029700).

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Abstract

In the GRAB (Grid and Biodiversity) project we are developing a prototype to illustrate some aspects of the GRID's potential for collaborative biodiversity research. A catalogue of life, two species information systems (SISs) and a climate database are made available in a problem solving environment that demonstrates how bioclimatic modelling can be performed by bringing together such resources. We use Globus to provide access to these resources, in a secure environment. We also discuss more generally the GRID's potential for biodiversity research, and identify the main areas of development within the GRID that are needed to support such research.

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Published date: 24 July 2002
Additional Information: Publisher Copyright: © 2002 IEEE. Copyright: Copyright 2015 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.
Venue - Dates: 14th International Conference on Scientific and Statistical Database Management, SSDBM 2002, , Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, 2002-07-24 - 2002-07-26
Keywords: Biodiversity, Biology, Collaboration, Computer science, Databases, Environmental factors, Informatics, Organisms, Prototypes, SPICE

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Local EPrints ID: 452546
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/452546
ISSN: 1099-3371
PURE UUID: 01ee830b-73af-4862-b3f6-4fb966ca7c10

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Author: A. C. Jones
Author: J. S. Robinson
Author: W. A. Gray
Author: J. P. Giddy
Author: Nick J. Fiddian
Editor: Jessie Kennedy

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