[kepler-users] Fwd: Call for Papers: Special Issue on Workflows in the Journal of Grid Computing

[Matt Jones]

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From: Ian Taylor <Ian.J.Taylor at cs.cardiff.ac.uk>
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 10:55 AM
Subject: [Workflow-book] Call for Papers: Special Issue on Workflows in the
Journal of Grid Computing
To: Workflow Book List List <workflow-book at cs.indiana.edu>,
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I apologise if you receive multiple copies of this CFP but this might be
something you would be interested in submitting a paper to,

All the best,

Ian


Call For Papers

Special Issue on Scientific Workflows In the Journal of Grid Computing
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Home Page: http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Ian.J.Taylor/jogcworkflow/

Guest Editors: Ian Taylor Cardiff University, UK and Johan Montagnat CNRS,
France


Scientific workflows provide a rigorous mechanism for coordinating
large-scale scientific experiments that typically encompass complex and
data-intensive operations. Since workflows manage large quantities of jobs
or services that are executed on different parallel and distributed
computing infrastructures and often involve collaborations spanning
different disciplines, workflows represent an interesting and novel cross
fertilization of diverse research interests.  This special edition of the
Journal of Grid Computing on Scientific Workflows will provide a wide scope
to cover papers covering the entire lifecycle of workflows including the
development, execution, provenance, sharing and reuse.  Topics include, but
are not limited to:

  - Data Intensive Workflows.
  - Data-driven workflow processing.
  - Workflow composition, tools and languages.
  - Workflow execution in distributed environments.
  - Workflows on the cloud.
  - Exascale computing with workflows.
  - Workflow refinement tools that can manage the workflow mapping process.
  - Workflow fault-tolerance and recovery techniques.
  - Workflow user environments, including portals.
  - Workflow applications and their requirements.
  - Adaptive workflows.
  - Workflow monitoring.
  - Workflow optimizations.
  - Performance analysis of workflows
  - Workflow debugging.
  - Workflow provenance.
  - Interactive workflows.
  - Workflow interoperability.
  - Mashups and workflows.

Important Dates:
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Paper Submission: May 1st 2011
Review Process May-August 2012
Review feedback to Authors: 1st September
Final Papers Due: 1st November
Publication: First quarter of 2013


Ian Taylor, Reader at Cardiff, and Software Consultant, USA
http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Ian.J.Taylor/
http://www.mendeley.com/profiles/ian-taylor/


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