UK e-Science Programme: Next Generation Grid Applications
Tony Hey, Anne Trefethen
Abstract
Tony Hey, Anne Trefethen
Abstract
In November 2000, the government announced a new e-Science initiative in the UK with some £120m funding. In this paper we describe a range of the applications that are now on-going within the e-Science Programme and we detail one of the focuses of the e-Science Core Programme, that of building a UK e-Science Grid. We briefly discuss some of the middleware development activities in the UK and indicate where they sit in the international scene.
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In November 2000, the government announced a new e-Science initiative in the UK with some £120m funding. In this paper we describe a range of the applications that are now on-going within the e-Science Programme and we detail one of the focuses of the e-Science Core Programme, that of building a UK e-Science Grid. We briefly discuss some of the middleware development activities in the UK and indicate where they sit in the international scene.
Key concepts: Grid, Government (linguistics), Computer science, Library science, Political science, Core (optical fiber), e-Science, Range (aeronautics)