Coordination Through Geospatial Web Service Workflow in the Sensor Web Environment. Yu, G. E., Di, L., Zhang, B., & Wang, H. IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, 3(4):433–441, December, 2010. doi abstract bibtex The Sensor Web connects live sensors and Earth Science models (ESM). A workflow is one approach for designing, implementing, and constructing a live link between sensors and ESM. The Sensor Web consists of many individual Web services. A workflow coordinates them to enable bi-directional connectivity between sensors and ESMs. This study uses Business Process Execution Language as the base scripting language to design, author, deploy, and execute workflows. Message-level coordination mechanisms are developed, implemented, and demonstrated in two scenarios-bird migratory modeling and georeferenceable imagery workflow. The advantage of message-level coordination is short-cutting the data flow.
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volume = {3},
issn = {1939-1404},
doi = {10.1109/JSTARS.2010.2049477},
abstract = {The Sensor Web connects live sensors and Earth Science models (ESM). A workflow is one approach for designing, implementing, and constructing a live link between sensors and ESM. The Sensor Web consists of many individual Web services. A workflow coordinates them to enable bi-directional connectivity between sensors and ESMs. This study uses Business Process Execution Language as the base scripting language to design, author, deploy, and execute workflows. Message-level coordination mechanisms are developed, implemented, and demonstrated in two scenarios-bird migratory modeling and georeferenceable imagery workflow. The advantage of message-level coordination is short-cutting the data flow.},
number = {4},
journal = {IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing},
author = {Yu, G. E. and Di, L. and Zhang, B. and Wang, H.},
month = dec,
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keywords = {base scripting language, bidirectional connectivity, Biological system modeling, bird migratory modeling, Birds, Business Process Execution Language, data flow short-cutting, earth science model, Earth Science models, event driven system, geophysical techniques, geophysics computing, georeferenceable imagery workflow, Geospatial analysis, geospatial Web service workflow, information resources, live sensors, message-level coordination mechanisms, Meteorology, Sensor web, Sensor Web, web service, Web services, Wireless sensor networks, workflow, workflow management software},
pages = {433--441},
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