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Metadata management in S-OGSA
Corcho, O; Alper, P; Missier, P; Bechhofer, S; Goble, C; Xing, W
In: Shi, Y; VanAlbada, G D; Dongarra, J; Sloot, P M A; Knowledge Econ, Amid Springer; World Sci Publishing, Univ Nebraska Omaha C A S Grad Univ Chinese Acad; Sci, Univ Amsterdam Inst Policy; Management. 7th International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS 2007): 7th International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS 2007); 27 May 2007-30 May 2007; Beijing, PEOPLES R CHINA. Springer-Verlag Berlin; 2007. p. 712-719.
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Metadata-intensive applications pose strong requirements for metadata management infrastructures, which need to deal with a large amount of distributed and dynamic metadata. Among the most relevant requirements we can cite those related to access control and authorisation, lifecycle management and notification, and distribution transparency. This paper discusses such requirements and proposes a systematic approach to deal with them in the context of S-OGSA.
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- Chinese Acad Sci Res Ctr Data, Technol Corcho, Oscar Alper, Pinar Missier, Paolo Bechhofer, Sean Goble, Carole Xing, Wei 11 BERLIN BGH84