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nanoHUB.org and HUBzero Platform for Reproducible Computational Experiments Michael McLennan Director and Chief Architect, Hub Technology Group and George B. Adams III Deputy Director, NCN and nanoHUB.org Purdue University Platform for


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nanoHUB.org and HUBzero™

Platform for Reproducible Computational Experiments

Michael McLennan Director and Chief Architect, Hub Technology Group and George B. Adams III Deputy Director, NCN and nanoHUB.org Purdue University

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Web Server

Platform for Scientific Collaboration

Maxwell’s Daemon

Physical Machine Virtual Machine

Tools powered by Grid infrastructure Virtual economy for incentives and managing resources “YouTube” for simulation and modeling tools Integrated visualization Little bit of social networking: e.g., Questions & Answers Secure execution environment

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Cyberinfrastructure for Running Tools

Maxwell’s Daemon Middleware

Physical Machine Virtual Machine

Content Database

Rendering Farm tool session cluster

nanowire job nanowire job nanowire job

1011 0101 1001

nanoVIS

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Rappture: Rapid Application Infrastructure

Scientist

  • Works with your favorite

programming language

  • Open Source
  • Online at http://rappture.org
  • Used by 180 projects and

200 developers

Rappture = Simulation Code

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nanoHUB.org powered by HUBzero 122,000 users worldwide

All Top 50 US Engr Schools 14% of all .edu domains 25% of MSI with STEM programs 660 Authors contributing content

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A New Way of Publishing

zotero

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Hubs ‘Я Us

  • Feb 2007: 1 hub
  • Feb 2008: 5 hubs
  • Feb 2009: 8 hubs
  • Feb 2010: 21 hubs

Each hub has its own funding stream HUBzero: an organization with Recharge Center

hubzero.org

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HUBzero Consortium

hubzero.org

  • Four founding members
  • Ongoing development of HUBzero core
  • Documentation: http://hubzero.org/documentation
  • Dissemination and support, yearly conference
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Recent Workshop April 13-14, 2010 Indianapolis, IN Open Source Release!

Tutorial Tracks:

  • Setting up a new hub
  • Managing hub content
  • Creating and publishing scientific tools
  • Extending hub functionality through PHP/web programming

http://hubzero.org/hubbub2010 http://hubzero.org/hubbub2010

University Place Conference Center

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HUBzero™ Roadmap

and Community Feedback

George Adams and Michael McLennan HUBzero Consortium

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Elevate computing and software development to the same level of reproducibility and peer review as traditional publishing. Creating the tools to enable community authoring of content to share between teachers, as well as enabling and enforcing the proper relationships and data privacy for teacher/student and teacher/class relationships. Challenges: Dealing with large data sets, usability, visualization

Grand Challenges

Federated access to the hub so I can integrate a variety of web resources and so my users can seamlessly access resources in multiple security domains. Feedback from

  • ur survey
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12 How will HUBzero grow?

The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Alan Kay

Release 1.0

Computational Capacity Digital Stewardship Data Management Collaboration & Scientific Processes

2020

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13 How will HUBzero grow?

The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Alan Kay

Release 1.0

Computational Capacity Digital Stewardship Data Management Collaboration & Scientific Processes

2020

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14 Build collections of data and tools that mine it

Cancer Care Engineering - cceHUB.org

  • Led by Ann Christine Catlin
  • Built a Rappture-like spec for databases
  • Collective blood samples
  • Building an analysis pipeline

Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation (NEES)

  • $105M NSF project across 14 institutions
  • Share/analyze experimental data
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15 How will HUBzero grow?

The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Alan Kay

Release 1.0

Computational Capacity Digital Stewardship Data Management Collaboration & Scientific Processes

2020

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16 A New Way of Publishing

zotero Seed Project: RDF triples for tools and other resources on nanoHUB.org

  • Michael Witt, Assistant Prof of Library Science
  • Explore the utility of Linked Data within the hubs

Connections to literature:

  • Citation instructions
  • COinS for Zotero
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17 Other ideas?

Digital objects archive New visualization modalities: Paraview, VISIT, GIS Free online web meeting capability Integration with Facebook, LinkedIn, Skype Group calendar Blogs on the member profile page … Discussion time: What do you want?

Make a “wish”

http://hubzero.org/wishlist