Real Time Streaming Data Grid Applications
Geoffrey Fox, Mehmet S. Aktaş, Galip Aydın, Hasan Bulut, Shrideep Pallickara, Marlon Pierce, Ahmet Sayar, Wenjun Wu, Gang Zhai
Abstract
Geoffrey Fox, Mehmet S. Aktaş, Galip Aydın, Hasan Bulut, Shrideep Pallickara, Marlon Pierce, Ahmet Sayar, Wenjun Wu, Gang Zhai
Abstract
We review several aspects of building real-time streaming data Grid applications. Building on general purpose messaging system software (NaradaBrokering) and generalized collaboration services (GlobalMMCS), we are developing a diverse set of interoperable capabilities. These include dynamic information systems for managing short-lived collaborative service collections (“gaggles”), stream filters to support the integration of Geographical Information Systems services with data analysis applications, streaming video to support collaborative geospatial maps with time-dependent data, and video stream playback and annotation services to enable scientific collaboration.
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We review several aspects of building real-time streaming data Grid applications. Building on general purpose messaging system software (NaradaBrokering) and generalized collaboration services (GlobalMMCS), we are developing a diverse set of interoperable capabilities. These include dynamic information systems for managing short-lived collaborative service collections (“gaggles”), stream filters to support the integration of Geographical Information Systems services with data analysis applications, streaming video to support collaborative geospatial maps with time-dependent data, and video stream playback and annotation services to enable scientific collaboration.
Key concepts: Interoperability, Computer science, Grid, Geospatial analysis, Service (business), Grid computing, World Wide Web, Middleware (distributed applications)