Abstract

NSF's major multi-user research facilities (large facilities) are sophisticated research instruments and platforms-such as large telescopes, interferometers and distributed sensor arrays-that serve diverse scientific disciplines from astronomy and physics to geoscience and biological science. Large facilities are increasingly dependent on advanced cyberinfrastructure (CI)-computing, data and software systems, networking, and associated human capital-to enable broad delivery and analysis of facility-generated data. As a result of these cyber infrastructure tools, scientists and the public gain new insights into fundamental questions about the structure and history of the universe, the world we live in today, and how our plants and animals may change in the coming decades. The goal of this pilot project is to develop a model for a Cyberinfrastructure Center of Excellence (CI CoE) that facilitates community building and …

Date

2018

Authors

Ewa Deelman

Journal

NSF Award Number 1842042. Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering

Volume

18

Issue

1842042

Pages

42042