13.02.2012
PMBOK |
12.02.2012
PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Create a grid-complex of State Clinical Research Telemedicine Center in Kiev, to work out basic services for the transport of medical data from a regional telemedicine departments and branches with the help of telecommunication technologies to implement grid-based application for automated processing of medical information, including EKG studies and radiological examinations in standardized formats and communications standards. |
23.01.2012
Distributed Research Infrastructure for HydroMeteorology The proposed DRIHM (Distributed Research Infrastructure for Hydro-Meteorology) project intends to develop a prototype e-Science environment to facilitate this collaboration and provide end-to-end HMR services (models, datasets and post-processing tools) at the European level, with the ability to expand to global scale. The objectives of DRIHM are to lead the definition of a common long-term strategy, to foster the development of new HMR models and observational archives for the study of severe hydrometeorological events, to promote the execution and |
22.01.2012
A worldwide e-Infrastructure for NMR and structural biology The main objective of WeNMR is to establish an e-Infrastructure-based global virtual research community for structural biology in the life sciences. To this end six objectives are defined: |
22.01.2012
The Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) was set up as a global collaboration linking grid infrastructures and computer centres around the world to handle the data deluge pouring out of the LHC. The solution was to build a grid infrastructure to allow the LHC data to be stored, analysed and shared by multiple, geographically distributed research groups. EGI is a major partner in the WLCG, contributing over a billion hours of CPU time to the project in the last 12 months. |
22.01.2012
Grid computing is helping palaeontologists to understand better how dinosaurs moved around and what roles they played in their ancient world. |
22.01.2012
The Aveiro Lagoon in Portugal is a national treasure. With a length of about 45km and separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a sandy dune barrier, this shallow lagoon is one of Europe’s last pristine coastal marshes and a haven for many bird species. In the past few years the lagoon (technically a haff-delta) has been threatened by a decrease in water quality due to industrial, urban and agricultural effluents, but thanks to the Ria’s economic, ecologic and cultural importance, there is a strong push to preserve its ecosystem. The key to long-term sustainability is efficient management and to achieve that, decision-makers need to have a solid understanding of this environment. |
22.01.2012
Velibor Isailovic at the Jaroslav Cerni Institute of Water Resources in Belgrade, Serbia is leading the development of LizzaPAKP, an application designed to simulate groundwater flow using a finite element numerical model. The application integrates PAKP (a numerical solver which uses Darcy’s Law of flow to describe how water moves through porous materials) with Lizza a user-friendly desktop interface. |
22.01.2012
Developing a Global Imaging Laboratory based on Grid/Cloud computing to help develop drugs for Alzheimer's disease |
22.01.2012
DNA sequencing is becoming faster and cheaper, outrunning the ability to store, transmit and analyze the data. |