TeraGrid Science Gateways and Their Impact on Science
ComputerPublished 1 November 2008
Nancy Wilkins‐Diehr, Dennis Gannon, Gerhard Klimeck, Scott Oster, Sudhakar Pamidighantam
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The Science Gateways program seeks to provide researchers with easy access to TeraGrid's high-performance computing resources, and a look at four successful gateways illustrates the program's goals, challenges, and opportunities.
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The Science Gateways program seeks to provide researchers with easy access to TeraGrid's high-performance computing resources. A look at four successful gateways illustrates the program's goals, challenges, and opportunities.
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