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SUMMARY:Incorporating Scientific Workflows in Computing Research Processes
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nIncorporating Scientific Workflows in Computing Re
 search Processes\n\nJha, Lathrop, Nabrzyski, Ramakrishnan\n\nThe articles 
 in this special section explore scientific workflows in computer research 
 processes. The goal is to increase awareness of the benefits of workflows 
 to enhance computational and data-enabled research and to foster the excha
 nge of lessons learned and good practices that can benefit the community. 
 The issue highlights some of the activities and approaches that are underw
 ay in the scientific workflow community. Scientific workflows evolved as a
  way to manage computation on High Performance Computing (HPC) and distrib
 uted systems. Early workflow efforts started as domain-specific efforts th
 at managed directed acyclic graphs on high-performance and distributed sys
 tems. They considered the systems and the applications as black boxes and 
 focused on distributed resource management, workload, and execution manage
 ment.\n\nTag: Workshop Reg Pass, Extreme Scale Computing, Scalable Computi
 ng, Scientific Workflows\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass, Extr
 eme Scale Computing, Scalable Computing, Scientific Workflows
URL:https://sc19.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=pec245&sess=sess112
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