Reference List of Applications

• Rendering Portal - Grid-based on-line rendering service - available as a free service operated by the Centre for Parallel Computing at the University of Westminster
• ProSim - Modelling Protein Carbohydrate Recognition in-silico - application ported by W-GRASS, project funded by the JISC ENGAGE program
• Simulating RNA polymerases - Simulating the behaviour of RNA Polymerases - A grid based workflow developed by the W-GRASS team in collaboration with Dr Robert Weinzierl from Imperial College London, and Pamela Greenwell and Hans Heindl from the School of Life Sciences University of Westminster
• VisIVO - Visualisation Interface to the Virtual Observatory- creating customized views of 3D renderings from astrophysical data tables - the VisIVO application was primarily developed by researchers at INAF, the Astrophysical Observatory of Catania, Italy, and was ported to the EDGeS platform by W-GRASS within the European EDGeS project
• Cellular Automata-based Laser Dynamics - simulate the dynamics of laser devices using a cellular automata-based discrete model - the application was developed by researchers at the University of Seville and was ported to the EDGeS platform by W-GRASS within the European EDGeS project
• Extraction of X-ray Diffraction Profiles - obtain information about particles hit by X-ray using evolutionary algorithms - the application was developed by researchers at the University of Extramadura, Spain, Department of Technologies of Computers and Communications and was ported to the EDGeS platform by W-GRASS within the European EDGeS project
• SIMAP - Simulating and analysing the dynamic behaviour of biochemical models - the application is developed by researchers at Brunel University and was ported to the EDGeS platform by W-GRASS within the European EDGeS project
• WISDOM - a meta-middleware for managing and monitoring jobs on the EGEE and OSG Grids - the application is developed by LPC Clermont-Ferrand, France and was ported to the EDGeS platform by W-GRASS within the European EDGeS project
• In silico modelling using Autodock - applied by the Department of Molecular & Applied Biosciences at the University of Westminster
• Traffic Portal- grid-supported e-learning portal for transport and logistics studies - applied in teaching at the MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management Course at University of Westminster
• DASP - Digital Alias-free Signal Processing, a program defining the class of optimal periodic non-uniform sampling sequences - applied by the Centre for System Analysis Research Group at the University of Westminster
• Molecular Dynamics Simulation by CHARMm - program for macromolecular simulation including energy minimalisation & molecular dynamics - applied by Johns Hopkins University for Molecular Dynamics Study of Water Penetration in Staphylococcal Nuclease
• Patient readmission analysis with R - applied by the Health and Social Care Modelling Group at the University of Westminster
• GAMESS-UK - ab initio molecular electronic structure program
• MultiBayes - program for analysing DNA sequences of genes
• Applications ported to BOINC Desktop Grid platform