Scaling up workflow-based applications
Authors:
- Scott CallaghanSCScott Callaghan
- Ewa DeelmanEDEwa Deelman
- Dan GunterDGDan Gunter
- Gideon JuveGJGideon Juve
- Philip MaechlingPhilip Maechling
- Christopher BrooksCBChristopher Brooks
- Karan VahiKVKaran Vahi
- Kevin MilnerKevin Milner
- Robert GravesRGRobert Graves
- Edward FieldEFEdward Field
- David OkayaDODavid Okaya
- Thomas JordanTJThomas Jordan
- 1 September 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Computer and System Sciences
- Vol. 76 (6) , 428-446
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