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Kepler WebView: A Lightweight, Portable Framework for Constructing Real-time Web Interfaces of Scientific Workflows.

Daniel Crawl¹, Alok Singh¹, Ilkay Altintas¹

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Kepler WebView integrates web technologies with scientific workflow systems, offering a lightweight framework for enhanced data understanding and insights. This approach enables new usage scenarios beyond traditional portal models.

Keywords:

Data-driven Visualizations Scientific Workflows Web Access

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Scientific Computing

Background:

Modern web technologies enable high-quality, interactive data visualizations across devices.
Scientific workflow systems can improve data analysis and lead to new insights.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose Kepler WebView, a lightweight framework integrating web technologies with the Kepler Scientific Workflow System.
To enable new usage scenarios for scientific workflows through embedded web servers.

Main Methods:

Designing a lightweight framework (Kepler WebView) that embeds a web server within the Kepler workflow process.
Leveraging modern web technologies for data visualization and interactive components.

Main Results:

Facilitates a better understanding of scientific data and models for researchers.
Enables a wider range of usage scenarios compared to traditional portal-based systems.

Conclusions:

Kepler WebView offers a novel approach to integrating web technologies with scientific workflows.
This framework enhances scientific discovery by improving data interaction and accessibility.