Daniel Crawl
- Assistant Director, Workflows for Data Science Center
- San Diego Supercomputer Center
- UC San Diego
Current Projects
- WIFIRE: scalable data-driven monitoring, dynamic prediction and resilience cyberinfrastructure for wildfires.
- bioKepler: scientific workflow components to execute a set of bioinformatics tools using distributed execution patterns.
- Kepler is an open-source scientific workflow system designed to
help scientists, analysts, and computer programmers create, execute, and share models and analyses across
a broad range of scientific and engineering disciplines.
Past Projects
- DiscoSci: distributed ocean monitoring via integrated data analysis of
coordinated buoyancy drogues.
- Scientific Data Management (SDM) Center brings
a set of advanced data management technologies to DOE scientists in various application domains.
The Scientific Process Automation (SPA) group provides solutions and products for effective and efficient
modeling, design, configurability, execution, and reuse of scientific workflows.
- Realtime Environment for Analytical Processing (REAP)
is a cyberinfrastructure development project, focused on creating technology in which scientific
workflows tools can be used to access, monitor, analyze, and present information from field-deployed sensor
networks, for both the oceanic and terrestrial environments, and across multiple spatiotemporal scales.
Publications
See my Google Scholar profile.
Education
- Ph.D., Computer Science (2006)
University of Colorado
Advisor: John K. Bennett
- M.S., Computer Science (2003)
University of Colorado
- B.S., Computer Science (1998)
University of Colorado
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