AHM 2014: The World of VHub.org ONline Collaboration, Sharing, Data, Models...
1. The world of Vhub.org
online collaboration, sharing
data, models, …
Greg Valentine1
, Abani K Patra1
, Jorge V Bajo1
, Marcus I Bursik1
, Eliza S
Calder2
, Simon Carn3
, Sylvain Charbonnier4
, Chuck Connor4
, Laura
Connor4
, Leah Courtland5
, Steve M Gallo1
, Peter Johnson1
, Matthew Jones1
,
Jose L Palma6
, Chris Renschler1
, Bill Rose3
1
University at Buffalo, USA; 2
University of Edinburgh; 3
Michigan
Technological University, USA; 4
University of South Florida, USA; 5
Georgia
Tech, USA; 6
University of Concepcion, Chile
2. The World of Vhub.org … A. Patra
Education and Outreach L. Cortland
Building Sustainable Tools and Collaboration for
Volcanic and Related Hazards
Charles Connor
Vhub “Live” S. Charbonnier
Q&A All
3. “Professionally our methods of transmitting and
reviewing the results of research are generations old
and by now are totally inadequate for their purpose.”
V. Bush, Jul 1, 1945 , “As We May Think”, The Atlantic
Magazine
4. EarthCube has the potential to:
•Create effective, community-driven cyberinfrastructure
•Allow global data discovery and knowledge management
•Achieve interoperability and data integration within and
across disciplines
5. VHub has created:
•an effective, community cyberinfrastructure;
•that allows global data and information discovery and
knowledge management;
•enables efficient collaboration among dynamic groups of
geographically distributed collaborators;
•allows effective use of complex computer models within and
across disciplines.
6. “If I have seen further it is by standing on ye sholders of
Giants.” I. Newton letter to R. Hooke 1676
Vhub builds on the successful Nanohub and the
template Hubzero!
22. Vhub.org is a place to find volcanology-related resources,
and
a venue for you to use to disseminate tools, teaching
resources, data,
and
an online platform to support your collaborative efforts.
Also supporting – model benchmarking exercises,
training workshops
Notes de l'éditeur
We think of Vhub as a “proto-earthcube” with a subset of earthcube goals for a well defined community – that of volcanologists!
Good cyberinfrastrucrue is reusable! Nanohub developed by Klimeck and co-workers at Purdue has been among the best community CI platforms albeit for a narrowly focussed community. Hubzero – abstracted the tools and created a template tool for other communities to build on.
-New generation for collaboration (step up from email and currently used tools). Before they only had fax machines, traditional mailing, etc.
-Like Facebook, it could help you to keep in touch with your colleagues and/or friends and to interact “quicker”.
-Example: there may be many resources out there that can help you with your teaching or research, but that you don’t know about it.
-MOdeling: carried out only by small groups around the world without much interaction with the rest of the community.
Examples:
-USe groups to collaborate on a project. It makes it easy to share documents, thoughts, data, etc.
-Hopefully Greg will be able to work with a larger community on multiphase flow models. Teaching: do simulations in the classroom.