Viglas, Stratis

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One of the key issues in supporting e-Science is managing data in distributed, flexible, scalable and autonomous ways.This paper proposes an architecture based on Peer-to-Peer systems that can be used to facilitate large-scale distributed datamanagement. It identifies the important problems that need to be addressed and presents possible solutions, along with theirexpected advantages. These ideas, we believe, are helpful in extending the discussion of alternative approaches of supportingthe multiple facets of e-Science

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