DEMO: ourspaces --- a provenance enabled virtual research environment

Authors:
Peter Edwards;Chris Mellish;Edoardo Pignotti;Kapila Ponnamperuma;Thomas Bouttaz;Alan Eckhardt;Kate Pangbourne;Lorna Philip;John Farrington
Affiliations:
Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK;Computing Science and Geography & Environment, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK
Venue:
IPAW'12 Proceedings of the 4th international conference on Provenance and Annotation of Data and Processes
Year:
2012

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Abstract

In this demo we present ourSpaces, a Virtual Research Environment designed to support inter-disciplinary research teams. This system has been developed to facilitate collaboration and interaction between researchers by enabling users to create, visualise and manage the provenance of research artefacts and processes.