The demand for consistent web-based workflow editors

The demand for consistent web-based workflow editors
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10.1145/2534248.2534260
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2013-11
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Proceedings of the 8th Workshop on Workflows in Support of Large-Scale Science
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S. Gesing;M. Atkinson;I. Klampanos;Michelle Galea;M. Berthold;R. Barbera;Diego Scardaci;G. Terstyánszky;Tamás Kiss;P. Kacsuk
S. Gesing;M. Atkinson;I. Klampanos;Michelle Galea;M. Berthold;R. Barbera;Diego Scardaci;G. Terstyánszky;Tamás Kiss;P. Kacsuk
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S. Gesing;M. Atkinson;I. Klampanos;Michelle Galea;M. Berthold;R. Barbera;Diego Scardaci;G. Terstyánszky;Tamás Kiss;P. Kacsuk

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