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National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Project Description

The UC Santa Barbara work on this project will include participation in project meetings, interaction with the broader scientific community about requirements for Kepler, and contributions to the development of the Kepler Core software. Specifically, UC Santa Barbara will oversee and manage the UCSB project and engage with domain scientists to elicit project requirement; the software engineer will participate in the design and refactoring of Kepler core for maintainability, extensibility, and new core features; and the build and support engineer will re-factor the build system to be NMI compliant, build the test system and write tests, as well as solicit test cases from the project developers and the broader community, and will create and maintain the collaboration infrastructure (web site, wiki, CVS, bug tracking, etc).

Principal Investigator(s)

Matthew B. Jones, Mark P. Schildhauer

Project Dates

Start: September 1, 2007

End: August 31, 2008

completed

Participants

Ilkay Altintas
University of California, San Diego
Derik Barseghian
University of California, Santa Barbara
Chad Berkley
University of California, Santa Barbara
Daniel Crawl
University of California, San Diego
Matthew B. Jones
University of California, Santa Barbara
Ben Leinfelder
University of California, Santa Barbara
Timothy McPhillips
University of California, Davis
Sean Riddle
Mark P. Schildhauer
University of California, Santa Barbara
Aaron T. Schultz
University of California, Santa Barbara
Madhu Sudan
Jing Tao
University of California, Santa Barbara
Christopher Tuot
Jianwu Wang
University of California, San Diego
David Welker
Ustun Yildiz
University of California, Davis Extension

Products

  1. Book Chapter / 2009

    Scientific process automation and workflow management