Cloud computing with e-science applications/
edited by Olivier Terzo
- Boca Raton: CRC Press, 2015.
- xx, 300 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Chapter 1. Evaluation criteria to run scientific applications in the cloud -- Chapter 2. Cloud-based infrastructure for data-intensive e-science applications: requirements and architecture -- Chapter 3. Securing cloud data -- Chapter 4. Adaptive execution of scientific workflow applications on clouds -- Chapter 5. Migrating e-science application to the cloud: methodology and evaluation -- Chapter 6. Closing the gap between cloud providers and scientific users -- Chapter 7. Assembling cloud-based geogrpahic information systems: a pragmatic approach using off-the-shelf components -- Chapter 8. Hcloud, a healthcare-oriented cloud system with improved efficiency in biomedical data processing -- Chapter 9. Rpig: concise programming framework by integrating r with pig for big data analytics -- Chapter 10. Auodock gateway for molecular docking simulations in cloud systems -- Chapter 11. Saas clouds supporting biology and medicine -- Chapter 12. Energy-aware policies in ubiquitous computing facilities.