Welcome to the Virtual Geophysics Laboratory Web

Virtual Geophysics Laboratory

VGL Overview

• VGLProjectOverview
• VGL Project Proposal
• VGLPlanPhase1 - NeCTAR EA Funded activity (VGL active plan - VGL in JIRA)
• VGL Project Steering Committee
• Work completed prior to the NeCTAR funded VGL activity ( The VEGL)

VGL Releases

• V1.0 Release - Complete - 30 July 2012
• V1.1 Release - Complete - 7 Feb 2013
• V1.2 Release - Complete - 27 June 2013

• VglRoadmap (Post NeCTAR Project)
  • includes pending issues
  • opportunities things for consideration

VGL Inventories

• ScientificWorkflowSystems - Survey of other scientific workflow systems

VGL Collaborators

• CSIRO - Minerals Down Under Flagship
• Monash University - Geodynamics Team
• Geoscience Australia
• National Computational Infrastructure
• Australian National University
• University of Queensland

VGL Presentations and Communications

Events

• VGL v1.1 Launch - 15 February 2013
• NEW! Dr Carina Kemp - Geoscience Australia Distinguished Lecture - "VGL - Contributing to the High Performance Computing Evolution"

Presentations and Papers

• VglBlog - Blog from the project staff
• CSIRO CSS TCP 2013 VGL Presentation - vgl-csstcp-2013-final.pptx
• eResearch 2011 VGL Presentation - eResearch-2011-VGL.ppt
• eScience 2011 VGL Presentation Abstract - VGL-eRA11-final.pdf
• ARRC Seminar June 2012 - Fraser-21June12-IDLE-ARRCv2.pptx
• International Geoscience Congress 2012 - 2629-VirtualGeophyicsLab-TerryRankine-igc2012.pptx
• EResearch 2012 VGL Presentation - vgl-era-2012-final.pptx
• VGL Abstract for EGU2013
• VGL Abstract for CSIRO CSS 2013
• VGLeScriptWorkshop - March 2013 escript Workshop
• eResearch Australia 2013 - abstract - vgl-v1_2-eRA13v1.pptx
• Enabling a scientific code marketplace: VGL - AGU Abstract Dec 2013
• vgl-v1_2-PrjClose-Jul2013.pptx: VGL 1.2 Project Closure presentation (AERO Forum July 2013)

• Final_Print_version_of_Virtual_Geophysics_Laboratory_poster.PDF: AGU VGL Poster 2013

VGL supporting eResearch Tools

Acknowledgements

• The VGL is built on

• This project was funded by the National eResearch Collaboration Tools and Resources (NeCTAR, http://nectar.org.au). NeCTAR is an Australian Government project conducted as part of the Super Science initiative and financed by the Education Investment Fund. The University of Melbourne has been appointed the lead agent by the Commonwealth of Australia, Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education.