Kepler
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Abstract
Kepler is a problem-solving environment for the analysis and modeling of scientific data. It simplifies the creation of executable models by using a visual representation of processes, or “scientific workflows”, which display the flow of data among discrete analysis and modeling components.
Developers
- Aaron Schultz
- Ben Leinfelder
- Bertram Ludaescher
- Bing Zhu
- Carlos Rueda
- Chad Berkley
- Chandrika Sivaramakrishnan
- Christopher Brooks
- Dan Higgins
- Daniel Crawl
- Daniel Zinn
- David Welker
- Debi Staggs
- Derik Barseghian
- Edward Lee
- Efrat Frank
- Faraaz Sareshwala
- Gongjing Cao
- Ilkay Altintas
- Jagan Kommineni
- Jenny Wang
- Jianwu Wang
- Jim Regetz
- Jing Tao
- John Harris
- Josh Madin
- Kevin Ruland
- Kirsten Menger-Anderson
- Laura Downey
- Lei Dou
- Lucas Gilbert
- Madhusudan Gujral
- Manish Anand
- Marcin Plociennik
- Mark Schildhauer
- Matthew Jones
- Matthew Brooke
- Merve Ildeniz
- Michal Owsiak
- Nandita Mangal
- Nathan Potter
- Norbert Podhorszki
- Oscar Barney
- Rod Spears
- Samantha Katz
- Sean Riddle
- Shawn Bowers
- Steve Mock
- Sven Koehler
- Timothy McPhillips
- Tobin Fricke
- Tomasz Żok
- Tristan King
- Vitaliy Zavesov
- Werner Krebs
- Wibke Sudholt
- Xiaowen Xin
- Yang Zhao
- Zhengang Cheng
- Zhije Guan