VRE Domain Sample Clauses

VRE Domain. The notion of Virtual Research Environment is a cornerstone of the whole D4Science Infrastructure. From a user perspective, a Virtual Research Environment is an integrated and coordinated working environment providing participants with the resources (data, instruments, processing power, communication tools, etc.) they need to accomplish the envisaged task. This environment is expected to be particularly dynamic because of the potential dynamicity of the participating community, both in terms of the constituents as well as of their requirements. In fact, it is envisioned to serve the e-Science vision that demands for the realisation of research environments enabling scientists to collaborate on common research challenges through a seamless access to all the resources they need regardless of their physical location. The resources shared can be of very different nature and vary across application and institutional domains. Usually they include content resources, application services that manipulate these content resources to produce new knowledge, and computational resources, which physically store the content and support the processing of the services. From a system point of view, a VRE is a pool of gCubeResources dynamically aggregated to behave as a unit w.r.t. the application context the VRE is expected to serve. Each VRE is a view over the potentially unlimited pool of resources made available through the Infrastructure that (i) is regulated by the user community needs and the resources sharing policies and (ii) produces a new VO constraining the scope and usage of resources actors playing in the VRE are subject to. THE GC UBE SYSTEM REFE REN CE ARC HI TEC TURE A Reference Architecture is an architectural design pattern that indicates how an abstract set of mechanisms and relationships realises a predetermined set of requirements [31]. The gCube system captured by the Reference Architecture in Figure 3 is the Software System resulting by combining in a Service Oriented Architecture a number of subsystems3 .
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