Gateways have very specific requirements which makes each gateway unique in its own way. This can become a problem since the architecture, usage, main features, scope, and tools vary depending on the different needs specified by the domain experts. These differences introduce unique obstacles in planning, development, maintenance, and documentation. This panel will discuss the variety of challenges and solutions each member has experienced when developing science gateways. The panelists represent many years of experience and diverse fields of gateway implementation:
- Josue Balandrano Coronel: Designsafe, TACC CEP
- Alejandro Rocha: TUP, CHAMELEON, SGCI, UTRC, TACC CEP
- Carrie Arnold: DARPA SD2E, SGCI, TACC CEP
- Joseph Meiring: DARPA SD2E, Designsafe, 3DEM, TACC CEP
- John Fonner: NSF Cyverse, DARPA SD2E, NIH VDJ Server, NSF Araport, NSF Agave ToGo, DrugDiscovery@TACC
Join us for a lively discussion of the key phases of any gateway project, and the ways the panelists have approached their varied projects. Audience contributions and questions are also welcome!
