SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2005
Volume 7, Number 5
GRID COMPUTING
Guest Editors' Introduction:
Scientific Applications of Grid Computing
Copublished by the IEEE
Computer Society and the
American Institute of Physics
Bruce Boghosian and Peter V. Coveney
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Cross-Site Computations on the TeraGrid
Statement of Purpose
Computing in Science & Engineering
Suchuan Dong, George Em Karniadakis, and Nicholas T. Karonis
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aims to support and promote the
emerging discipline of computational
Scientific Grid Computing: The First Generation
science and engineering and to
Jonathan Chin, Matthew J. Harvey, Shantenu Jha, and Peter V. Coveney
foster the use of computers and
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computational techniques in scientific
research and education. Every issue
contains broad-interest theme articles,
departments, news reports, and
editorial comment. Collateral materials
such as source code are made
available electronically over the
Internet. The intended audience
comprises physical scientists,
engineers, mathematicians, and
computer scientists who would benefit
from computational methodologies.
All theme and feature articles in
CiSE are peer-reviewed.
Cooperating Services for
Data-Driven Computational Experimentation
Beth Plale, Dennis Gannon, Yi Huang, Gopi Kandaswamy,
Sangmi Lee Pallickara, and Aleksander Slominski
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Toward Ecosystem Modeling on Computing Grids
Dali Wang, Eric Carr, Louis J. Gross, and Michael W. Berry
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FEATURE ARTICLE
Anisotropic Nonlinear Filtering of Cellular
Structures in Cryoelectron Tomography
Cover illustration: Dirk Hagner
José-Jesús Fernández and Sam Li
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