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1. Extending Gateways into the Field: Geospatial Extensions and Remote Data Services

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   26 Oct 2017 | Contributor(s):: Rob Campbell, Lan Zhao, Rajesh Kalyanam, Carol Song, Larry Biehl

   Science gateways are generally accessed via web browsers from workstation or laptop computers. However , activities such as fieldwork and data collection have prompted an increasing call for new methods of access using a wide range of mobile and specialized devices. Our work to extend the HUBzero...

2. Oct 23 2017

   The 12th Gateway Computing Environments conference (Gateways 2017)

   Science gateways allow science & engineering communities to access shared data, software, computing services, instruments, educational materials, and other resources specific to their...

   https://mygeohub.org/events/details/161

3. Nov 02 2016

   Gateways 2016

   Science Gateways serve as connection points, assembling various components of advanced cyberinfrastructure—data collections, instruments, supercomputers, clouds, collaboration capabilities,...

   https://mygeohub.org/events/details/156

4. Nov 17 2015

   XSEDE Science Gateways & Workflows at SC15

   Various XSEDE gateways activities at Supercomputing 2015 conference

   https://mygeohub.org/events/details/142

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   Michael McLennan

   Michael McLennan is a Senior Research Scientist at Purdue University and Director of the HUBzero Platform for Scientific Collaboration. He created the Rappture toolkit as part of...

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   Carol Song

   Carol is a senior research scientist at Purdue University’s Rosen Center for Advanced Computing, where she is the director of the Scientific Solutions group. She leads the group in developing...

   https://mygeohub.org/members/1015