This is the Daresbury Laboratory Web Server for the STFC e-Science Centre's Grid Technology Group and grids.ac.uk. You can find out about the projects we work on and the software we develop. Members of the Group can edit and update these pages.

e-Science Software Catalogue

From 2002-2008 software was developed as funded by a variety of sources. Some of the projects in which this software has been developed are listed below. The outcome of this work is a set of software and code modules which will inter-operate and in many cases share a common architecture. We expect this software to be of benefit to users and developers in the future and therefore provide an on-line catalogue of information.This software was developed principally by members of the Grid Tech and Data Management groups at Daresbury and source is located in our SVN repository at https://esc-cvs.dl.ac.uk/svn/dl/ .

* Default BSD Licence

* STFC Public License and Agreement Form on-line

Example for CCP4 Software.

* for information about other licenses see http://www.opensource.org/licenses/category. More information on licensing and related issues can be found on the OSS Watch Wiki: http://www.oss-watch.ac.uk/resources/developers.xml

• See page on Software Preservation.
• Legal Issues about Open Source Software
• See also Open Source Software Advisory Service.
• Open Source Portlet Registry
• Software Download Portal

You can also view the VRE Movie featuring the GROWL project. Please right click to download it and open with your favourite WMV viewer.

the Grid Technology Group and grids.ac.uk

Why GridTech?

To see who is in the group, go to: http://www.e-science.stfc.ac.uk/organisation/groups/frameworks/ .

To view the Group's publications use this interface to STFC's ePubs system:

There is a separate Wiki page for GridTech developers' notes and All Hands papers.

Projects developing UIs, Portals and the Grid

• Psi-k Portal
• NCeSS Portal
• NW-GRID Portal
• ESRC e-Infrastructure
• Data Representation
• e-CCP and AgentX
• GROWL: Grid Resources On Workstation Library
• Sakai VRE Demonstrator
• NGS Portal
• CQeSS: Collaboratory for Quantitative e-Social Science
• e-HTPX: High Throughput Protein Crystallography
• e-Minerals: Environment from the Molecular Level
• HPCPortal
• DataPortal
• Software Download Portal
• IeSE: STFC Integrated e-Science Environment (old)
• InfoPortal (old)
• Portals and User Interfaces (old)

Infrastructure Deployment

• e-Infrastructure for the Diamond Light Source
• ESRC e-Infrastructure
• DL Condor Pool
• BladeCenter at Daresbury Laboratory
• NW-GRID
• HPCx
• GridMon
• e-Science Workflow Optimisation Services (finished)
• Grid Services Testbed (finished)
• Grid Information and Directory Services (finished)

Support

• Glossary of Standards, Specifications and Protocols
• Service Classes
• eReSS software inter-operability study for e-Research
• ReDRESS: Resource Discovery for Researchers in e-Social Science
• Introduction to the Grid
• GridTech Developers' Notes and All Hands Papers
• WSRF Tutorials
• Software Development Best Practice
• Portal ITT consultancy for JISC
• UK Grid Operations and Support Centre
• Grid Starter Kit (old)
• Related Information and Documentation (old)
• CD-ROMs produced by DisCo (old)
• ETF: Grid Engineering Task Force (old)
• Portals and Portlets 2006
• Portals and Portlets 2003
• Grid Information Services 2003

hosting e-Science Projects

• BladeCenter at Daresbury Laboratory
• NW-GRID Portal
• NCeSS Portal
• Diamond Portal (prototype)
• e-HTPX
• e-Minerals
• Integrative Biology?

grids.ac.uk

• STFC e-Science Centre
• UK Grid Operations and Support Centre
• NGS: UK National Grid Service
• NeSC: UK National e-Science Centre
• NW-GRID
• White Rose Grid
• NorthGrid
• UK Grid Engineering Task Force (old)
• GridPP: Particle Physics Grid
• HPCx supercomputing service (part of NGS)
• CSAR supercomputing service (part of NGS)
• Portsmouth Grid Services Testbed

Site Tools of the GridTech Web

• Sakai portal

Notes:

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