Federating Infrastructure as a Service Cloud Computing Systems to Create a Uniform E-infrastructure for Research

Federating Infrastructure as a Service Cloud Computing Systems to Create a Uniform E-infrastructure for Research
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10.1109/escience.2015.51
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2015-08
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2015 IEEE 11th International Conference on e-Science
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D. Wallom;M. Turilli;M. Drescher;Diego Scardaci;S. Newhouse
D. Wallom;M. Turilli;M. Drescher;Diego Scardaci;S. Newhouse
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D. Wallom;M. Turilli;M. Drescher;Diego Scardaci;S. Newhouse

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