E-Science: The Grid and the Semantic Web

Authors:
David De Roure;James A. Hendler
Affiliations:
University of Southampton;University of Maryland
Venue:
IEEE Intelligent Systems
Year:
2004

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Abstract

For several years, the visions of grid computing and the Semantic Web have developed separately, in distinct communities, with only a few researchers exploring the interaction between the two. In this article, we explore the work needed to bring the two together. We focus particularly on scientists' needs, an area in which the high-power computing made possible by grid computing and the large-scale, distributed information management enabled by Semantic Web technologies will need to be integrated.