Grid applications in EELA

• Type: Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
• Date: 2007

Authors

Rodrigo Abarca (Author) Other; Alicia Acero (Author) Other; Gabriel Aparicio (Author) Other; Claudio Baeza (Author) Other; Roberto Barbera (Author) Other; Fernando Blanco (Author) Other; Ignacio Blanquer (Author) Other; Mauricio Carrillo (Author) Other; Juan L Luis Chaves (Author) Other; Antonio Cofino (Author) Other; Jesus Cruz (Author) Other; Morganna Diniz (Author) Other; Guilherme Domingues (Author) Other; Maria T Teresa Dova (Author) Other; Ines Dutra (Author) FCUP; Freddy Echeverria (Author) Other; Larisa Enriquez (Author) Other; Francisco Fernandez Lima (Author) Other; Francisco Fernandez Nodarse (Author) Other; Manuel Fernandez (Author) Other; Valvanuz Fernandez (Author) Other; Felipe Franca (Author) Other; Jose M Manuel Gutierrez (Author) Other; Alvaro Hernandez (Author) Other; Vicente Hernandez (Author) Other; Raul Isea (Author) Other; Priscila Lima (Author) Other; Daniel Lopez (Author) Other; Rafael Mayo (Author) Other; Richard Miguel (Author) Other; Esther Montes (Author) Other; Henry R Ricardo Mora (Author) Other; Mariela Moreveli Espinoza (Author) Other; Lukas Nellen (Author) Other; Glaucia Pereira (Author) Other; Raquel Pezoa (Author) Other; Alexandre Porto (Author) Other; Luis Salinas (Author) Other; Edmundo Silva (Author) Other; Carlo Tolla (Author) Other

Conference proceedings International

Title: IBERGRID: 1ST IBERIAN GRID INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Pages: 245-258

1st Iberian Infrastructure Conference (IBERGRID)

Santiago Compostela, SPAIN, MAY 14-16, 2007

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Scientific classification

FOS: Natural sciences > Computer and information sciences

Other information

Authenticus ID: P-005-5PN

Abstract (EN): Several international Projects and Collaborations have emerged in the last years due to the increasing demand for Grid resources. One important aspect of these initiatives deals with the gridification of computing intensive scientific applications otherwise difficult to run efficiently. The EELA Project (E-Infrastructure shared between Europe and Latin America) is a collaboration of Latin America and Europe Institutions which has developed a performance e-Infrastructure for e-Science applications in the fields of Biomedicine, High Energy Physics, e-Learning and Climate. Nowadays many groups have already ported their applications on the EELA Grid and are obtaining first results. This paper describes the first year of EELA and the progress achieved so far.

Language: English

Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific

No. of pages: 14