Introduction to science gateways for climate science including the Hawaii Climate Data Portal, Ike Wai Gateway, GeoEDF, etc for accessing data and running computational workflows.
Demonstrate understanding the advantages and disadvantages of various workflow models, and determine which is most appropriate to their current research workflow. Demonstrate ability to take exemplar climate science data and apply it to one or more appropriate gateway systems.
Hawaii Climate Data Portal Ike Wai Gateway GeoEDF Hydroshare.
Jonathan Uejbe Jennifer Geis
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