A terminology for scientific workflow systems
Authors:
- Frédéric SuterFSFrédéric Suter
- Tainã ColemanTCTainã Coleman
- İlkay AltintaşİAİlkay Altintaş
- Rosa M. BadiaRBRosa M. Badia
- Bartosz BalisBBBartosz Balis
- Kyle ChardKCKyle Chard
- Iacopo ColonnelliICIacopo Colonnelli
- Ewa DeelmanEDEwa Deelman
- Paolo Di TommasoPTPaolo Di Tommaso
- Thomas FahringerTFThomas Fahringer
- Carole GobleCGCarole Goble
- Shantenu JhaSJShantenu Jha
- 24 June 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Future Generation Computer Systems
- Vol. 174
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