Titlebook: eScience on Distributed Computing Infrastructure; Achievements of PLGr Marian Bubak,Jacek Kitowski,Kazimierz Wiatr Book 2014 Springer Inter

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Supercomputing Grid-Based Services for Hearing Protection and Acoustical Urban Planning, Research aing maps of noise threat for roads, railways and industrial sources. Integration of the software services with a distributed sensor network enables to automatically update the noise maps for a?specific time period. A?unique feature of the developed software is the possibility to estimate the auditor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70268-6Computational Science in the European Research Space”, then enlarged, upgraded and improved during the PLGrid Plus project. Five Polish supercomputing sites joined forces to create a cross-country integrated computing service for our scientists. These sites were Cyfronet in Kraków, ICM in Warsaw, PS

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Modula-2 for Pascal Programmersand structure to end users. By combining many distributed computing resources together, QCG offers highly efficient mapping, execution and monitoring capabilities for a variety of applications, such as parameter sweep, workflows, multi-scale, MPI or hybrid MPI-OpenMP. The QosCosGrid middleware also

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceth to show generic architecture of the Open-Nebula-based platform as well as enhancements we had to provide in order to meet the needs of our users and the requirements of the platform. Numerous solutions have been developed and integrated such as the authentication and authorization mechanism worki

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0027453res participating in the PLGrid Plus project. We review both aspects of assuring in-depth security in the Polish Domain-Specific Grid Infrastructure: the conceptually lower level of underlying HPC centres and the topmost level of the project, comprising services and applications. We describe the sec

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