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Revision as of 17:12, 19 June 2009

Provenance-Enabled Data Exploration and Visualization with VisTrails

by Juliana Freire, Emanuele Santos

Summary

This tutorial will inform potential users of scientific workflows about different approaches to provenance and the trade-offs among them, so that they are able to make informed decisions when selecting or designing a provenance solution. The tutorial will also discuss uses of provenance that go beyond the ability to reproduce and share results. In particular, we will present recent techniques developed to enable knowledge re-use and to simplify the process of designing and refining workflows. Instructors will use the open-source VisTrails system and a series of examples from real applications to demonstrate how a provenance management platform can be used to streamline data analysis and visualization.

Supporting Material

Hands-On Tutorial

These are the applications and files used during the hands-on tutorial: Applications:

  • VisTrails (this version of VisTrails was not released yet, so please use the links below for downloading)
  • Paraview with VisTrails plugin

Files (for all platforms):