EU project to enable collaboration between ICT and HMR scientific communities to design a powerful e-Infrastructure
DRIHMS Fact Sheet
EU project to develop a prototype e-Science environment to provide end-to-end HMR services at the European level
DRIHM Fact Sheet
EU project to promote the cooperation between Europe the USA, both sides of the Atlantic, to develop a joint/common HMR e-Infrastructure
DRIH2US Fact Sheet
Tues 17th June, iEMSs 2014, San Diego
Environmental systems couple many natural processes and simulating them accurately demands modeling them in a similar fashion. Integrated environmental modeling seeks to achieve this by assembling collections of linked (model and data) components, supporting different aspects of the combined system.
At the heart of this challenge lies the ability to have easy access to model and data components, assembling them according to recognized standards and facilitating collaboration between the appropriate scientific and ICT communities. This is of particular importance because ICT methods are often aimed at satisfying general needs resulting in a gap between specific modeling chain requirements and available tools.
This workshop will allow integrated environmental modelling and its associated data environments and tools to be debated and demonstrated. It is intended to promote discussion between scientists, who develop and use environmental models and data and the ICT communities who typically provide the necessary infrastructure and tools. It accompanies a session with a similar theme where a selection of associated papers were presented.
9:00 – 9:05 Welcome and Introduction (see first three sides of the DRIHM MAP presentation)
9:05 – 9:20 Hydroshare Demonstration
9:20 – 9:35 FluidEarth Demonstration
9:35 – 9:40 DRIHM MAP
9:40 – 10:20 Discussion
Notes from the discussion, pdf
On November 8th, at the LRZ Super Computing Center in Garching (Munich) took place the kick-off meeting. The presentation from the partners are available:
Overview of the DRIHM2US activities, click here
Overview of the SCHIM project, click here
The DRIHMS & DRIHM legacy, click here