CSE 292: Faculty Research Seminar
Winter 2002
30 January, 2002
APM 4301 3:30 - 5:00 PM
Reagan Moore
San Diego Supercomputer Center
Data, Information, and Knowledge Management Systems
Distributed data collections, digital libraries, data grids, and
persistent archives all require the ability to manage data,
information, and knowledge. The talk will cover the basic levels of
abstraction that are needed to describe digital entities and their
associated storage systems, and present the current state of the art
for implementing data grids and persistent archives. Examples of the
technology will be presented, including the National Virtual
Observatory, the NLM Visible Embryo project, the NSF Grid Physics
Network, the DOE Particle Physics Data Grid, the National SMET
Education Digital Library, and the National Archives and Records
Administration persistent archive.
Questions and comments to Keith
Marzullo. Last edited 16 January 2002.