Recent Changes

Workflow design to store data from dataturbine to metacat

 

Workflow design to store data from dataturbine to the metacat

 

A sample sensorML file for a sensor whose metadata was same between timestamp ts1 and ts2

 

The sample EML for a data set produced by a sensor for timestamp ts1 and ts2

 

The sensorML file for the above site layout information (.moml)

 

A sample moml file describing a site layout with 2 sensors

 

Configuration System Documentation

Documentation on how to use the ConfigurationManager and associated classes.

A Sample dataset

 

Reporting, Workflow Run Manager, Provenance, and Tagging add-on module suites released, Sept 30, 2010

The Kepler Project is pleased to announce the availability of the Reporting, Workflow Run Manager, Provenance, and Tagging add-on module suites for Kepler 2.1.

Kepler 2.1 released, Sept 30, 2010

The Kepler Project is pleased to announce the release of Kepler 2.1.

Kepler 2.1 Release Roadmap

Kepler 2.1 Release Roadmap

Kepler Extension Points and APIs

This page lists the various APIs and extension points that are available to Kepler module developers and actor developers.

Design Document: Transfer sensor data from dataturbine to metacat (bug 4757)

Transfer sensor data from dataturbine to metacat (bug 4757)

Provenance and versioning

A description of versioning issues with regards provenance.

Tentative List of Kepler 2.1 Features

Tentative List of Kepler 2.1 Features

Tentative List of Kepler 2.3 Features

This is a tentative list of possible 2.3 features that have not been discussed or approved yet.

Tentative List of Kepler 2.2 Features

This is a tentative list of possible 2.2 features that have not been discussed or approved yet.

sensor view screenshot, running

 

sensor view screenshot, not running

 

Kepler 2.0 Released, June 24, 2010

The Kepler Project is pleased to announce the availability of Kepler 2.0, a major update to the Kepler scientific workflow system. Representing the combined efforts of numerous individuals and projects, Kepler is a user-friendly, open-source application for analyzing, modeling, and sharing scientific data and analytical processes.