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Supporting Scientists' Everyday Work: Automating Scientific Workflows

by: M. Vigder, N. G. Vinson, J. Singer, D. Stewart, K. Mews
Software, IEEE In Software, IEEE, Vol. 25, No. 4. (July 2008), pp. 52-58, doi:10.1109/ms.2008.97  Key: citeulike:3015342

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An action research project involving scientists from the National Research Council Canada and the Institute for Ocean Technology analyzed difficulties in using software to collect data and manage processes. The project identified three requirements for increasing research productivity: ease of use for end users, managing scientific workflows, and facilitating software interoperability. On the basis of these requirements, the researchers developed Sweet, a software framework, to help automate scientific workflows.


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