Context:
basic
 structure
.
 The
 
DST
 Department
 is
 help
ing
 to
 develop
 the
 
testing
 
framework
 for
 
these
 new
 components
.
 Open
 Science
 Grid
 (
www
.
open
science
grid
.
org
)
 (
OS
G
)
 is
 
a
 national
 cyber
 
infrastructure
 for
 scientific
 
computing
 en
a
bling
 
geographic
ally
 distribut
ed
 
collaboration
s
 (
virtual
 
organizations
)
 to
 share
 and
 
aggregate
 resources
 to
 advance
 the
 scale
 and
 time
liness
 of
 de
riving
 scientific
 results
 from
 
massiv
e
 
dataset
s
.
 
Impact
 of
 OS
G
 
-
 provide
s
 middle
ware
 and
 operation
al
 
infrastructure
 for
 two
 do
zen
 active
 virtual
 
organizations
 (
s
cientific
 
collaboration
s
)
 to
 do
 distribut
ed
 
computing
 around
 the
 U
.
S
.
 on
 four
 do
zen
 active
 sites
 consum
ing
 an
 
average
 20,000
 CPU
'
s
 over
 the
 past
 year
.
 more
.
.
 This
 project
 create
s
 tools
,
 techniques
,
 designs
 and
 standards
 on
 the
 
leading
 edge
 of
 
semantic
s
 and
 
metadata
 
technologies
.
 
Demonstration
s
 are
 in
 the
 area
 of
 eco
informatic
s
 (
health
 and
 the
 environment
).
 Results
 are
 broad
ly
 
useful
 in
 many
 
areas
,
 
including
 energy
,
 
defense
 and
 
intelligence
.
 The
 focus
 of
 the
 
effort
 is
 to
 advance
 cap
abilities
 to
 link
 the
 
semantic
s
 express
ed
 in
 concept
 systems
,
 
metadata
 and
 data
.
 
Example
 application
 
areas
 include
 the
 
semantic
 web
,
 the
 use
 of
 
semantic
s
 in
 scientific
 models
,
 and
 more
 general
ly
,
 
semantic
 
computing
.
 more
.
.
 DO
E
 NA
-22
 recent
ly
 initiat
ed
 
planning
 for
 multi
-
lab
 
assessment
 projects
 in
 the
 area
 of
 
nuclear
 prolifera
tion
.
 The
 Ont
ology
 Development
 sub
-
team
 will
 develop
 and
 demonstrat
e
 approach
es
,
 techniques
,
 methods
 and
 
processes
 that
 utiliz
e
 emerg
ing
 
technologies
 for
 the
 development
 of
 an
 ont
ological
 structure
 to
 support
 
assessment
 and
 monitoring
 
missions
.
 The
 core
 ont
ology
 will
 have
 an
 
overall
 structure
 that
 can
 be
 
applied
 to
 the
 
nuclear
 prolifera
tion
 area
,
 but
 the
 
s
emiconductor
 device
 
manufacturing
 industry
 will
 serve
 as
 
a
 
demonstration
 context
 with
 
content
 that
 is
 not
 classified
.
 LB
NL
 is
 
developing
 an
 initial
 ont
ology
 
which
 will
 be
 
released
 to
 success
ively
 
larger
 
audience
s
 and
 it
erat
ively
 
developed
 as
 comments
 are
 receive
d
.
 more
.
.
 
Scientific
 comput
ations
 and
 
collaboration
s
 
increas
ingly
 
rely
 on
 the
 network
 to
 provide
 high
-
speed
 data
 transfer
,
 disse
mination
 of
 results
,
 access
 to
 
instruments
,
 support
 for
 comput
ational
 
steering
,
 etc
.
 
Networks
 with
 red
undan
t
 high
-
speed
 path
s
 need
 
algorithm
s
 to
 effective
ly
 al
locate
 band
width
 
across
 multiple
 path
s
 for
Input:
 
Integrated
 Model
ing
 
Assessment
.
 
However
,
 
early
 in
 the
 
planning
 stage
,
 some
 sub
project
 receive
d
 
a
pproval
 for
 an
 
early
 start
.
 LB
NL
 and
 LAN
L
 were
 selected
 by
 DO
E
 HQ
 to
 lead
 an
 Ont
ology
 Development
 sub
-
team
 of
 
a
 new
ly
 
created
 Ont
ology
 Project
.
 As
 
approved
 by
 DO
E
 in
 
July
 2009
,
 The
 Ont
ology
 Development
 sub
-
team
 will
 develop
 and
 demonstrat
e
 approach
es
,
 techniques
,
 methods
 and
 
processes
 that
 utiliz
e
 emerg
ing
 
technologies
 for
 the
 development
 of
 an
 ont
ological
 structure
 to
 support
 
assessment
 and
 monitoring
 
missions
.
 The
 core
 ont
ology
 will
 have
 an
 
overall
 structure
 that
 can
 be
 
applied
 to
 the
 
nuclear
 prolifera
tion
 area
,
 but
 the
 
s
emiconductor
 device
 
manufacturing
 industry
 will
 serve
 as
 
a
 
demonstration
 context
 with
 
content
 that
 is
 not
 classified
.
 LB
NL
 is
 
developing
 an
 initial
 ont
ology
 
which
 will
 be
 
released
 to
 success
ively
 
larger
 
audience
s
 and
 it
erat
ively
 
developed
 as
 comments
 are
 receive
d
.
 Other
 sub
-
teams
 are
 
developing
 use
 
cases
,
 
validation
 methods
 and
 applications
 for
 the
 ont
ology
.
 The
 results
 to
 date
 are
 large
ly
 to
 specif
y
 the
 
overall
 intent
 of
 the
 project
 and
 to
 hast
ily
 
assemble
 
a
 multi
-
lab
 
collaboration
.
 DO
E
 HQ
 has
 express
ed
 
satisfaction
 with
 how
 rapid
ly
 the
 National
 
Labs
 were
 
able
 to
 come
 together
 and
 get
 organiz
ed
 on
 this
 
effort
.
 
July
 2009
 new
 release
 of
 the
 
e
X
tended
 
Metadata
 
Registry
 (
X
MDR
)
 web
 
prototype
 made
 available
 at
 X
MDR
.
 
org
.
 This
 is
 
a
 product
 of
 the
 LB
NL
 Seman
tics
 and
 
Metadata
 for
 Eco
informatic
s
 project
.
 
February
 2009
 Committee
 
Draft
 2
 of
 ISO
/
IEC
 11
179
 Part
 3
 Edition
 3
 
went
 out
 for
 three
 month
 b
allot
.
 The
 LB
NL
 Seman
tics
 and
 
Metadata
 for
 Eco
informatic
s
 project
 participant
s
 are
 the
 
primary
 
contributor
s
 of
 propos
ed
 
specification
s
 for
 the
 standard
,
 LB
NL
 staff
 
maintain
s
 the
 model
,
 and
 LB
NL
 staff
 is
 
very
 
involved
 in
 
negotiat
ing
 the
 
content
 of
 he
 standard
 as
 it
 progress
es
 through
 the
 standards
 development
 process
.
 August
 2009
 (
in
 progress
)
 The
 Final
 Committee
 
Draft
 of
 ISO
/
IEC
 11
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