Enhancing Data Accessibility for Research using Distributed Software Environment

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5. What’s it all about? “A suite of software applications on a set of computers that allows users to uniformly find, access, and use resources (data, software, document, and image products and services using these) from a collection of distributed product and service providers.” [B. Weigel, GMU; ViRBO] “A distributed, scalable education and research environment for searching, integrating, and analyzing observational, experimental, and model databases.” [P. Fox, NCAR; VSTO] “A collection of integrated astronomical data archives and software tools that utilize computer networks to create an environment in which research can be conducted.” [answers.com]