Sunday, 14 October 2012
Project Outputs
The project's main output will be Kepler "actors", with documentation.
These will be hosted on Github, with dissemination: principally through peer-reviewed publications.
However our chief contribution will be promoting the conceptual approach: using a scientific workflow system of any sort.
Technologies and Features
Development | |
Kepler 2.3 | Kepler |
Stata 9 / 12 | Stata 9 / 12 |
Rundo for Stata | Rundo for Stata |
R studio | R studio |
R | R |
Microsoft visual C sharp express | Microsoft visual C sharp express |
EMacs | EMacs |
Java JDK (6u25) | Java JDK |
Ant | Ant |
Eclipse | Eclipse |
Version control | |
Git hub | Git hub |
TortoiseGit | TortoiseGit |
Git | Git |
Operating systems and tools | |
Putty | Putty |
WinSCP | WinSCP |
Windows | Windows |
Linux Ubuntu | Linux Ubuntu |
PGAdmin | PGAdmin |
Admin | |
Dropbox | Dropbox |
Skype | Skype |
blogger.com | blogger.com |
Key Factors
Scientists will use our systems and tools if they support
data acquisition, data management and data analysis that is faster, more
reliable, more transparent and better documented than their current methods.
Our goal is that other researchers than just ourselves will
publish peer-reviewed papers that acknowledge our tools, so that they become a
recognised and accepted contribution towork in the relevant disciplines.
Target Customers
Our
software tools will be used by epidemiologists, health researchers,
statisticians, and other scientists whose work involves handling multiple
datasets from different sources. The exemplar is research on the health impacts
of extreme weather events, which requires merging meteorological, health and
demographic data to permit statistical analysis of causal associations.
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