Enabling Academic Research: Open Tools and Services on Microsoft Platforms
summary
An engineering tour of concrete tools: MPI open-source in Microsoft cluster and an open-middleware program to keep research software alive; a workflow called Project Trident that curates ocean‑bed sensor streams and cuts weeks of processing to hours; Creative Commons plugins for Office and a SQL Server semantic repository implementing OAI and SWORD for papers; an Excel network‑visualization plugin; a machine‑learning HIV analysis ported as PHoD on Azure and a Moodle Exchange/Outlook integration under GPLv2.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:24Why is science interesting
- 4:08Open Source Tools
- 4:58Strategy
- 5:29Project Trident
- 6:24Creative Commons Plugin
- 7:03Semantic Information
- 7:54Visualization Tool
- 10:44Moodle
- 11:41Data Intensive World
- 12:30Cloud Storage
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