The e-AIRS [1,2], an abbreviation of 'Aerospace Integrated Research System', is a virtual organization designed to support the aerospace engineering processes on the e-Science environment. As the first step toward the virtual aerospace engineering organization, the e-AIRS targets to give full supports to aerodynamic research processes. Currently, the e-AIRS can handle both the computational and experimental aerodynamic researches on the e-Science infrastructure, including cooperative works of computations and experiments. Of those supports on the e-AIRS, the present paper focuses on describing computing services and, CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) modules on the system will be expressed in detail.
Transparent Computing [1] is a novel, pervasive computing applied paradigm in which users can transparently utilize operating systems and upper software resource as a disposable resource while obtaining a full desktop computing experience. This paper presents the implement architecture of Transparent Computing, which will be implemented as a platform that can provide on-demand the full functionality of desktop computing over networks. All the user-needed software programs and data are centralized on servers, and when demanded by the users of client devices, the needed software resource is transparently downloaded from servers and executed locally as computing services. In our view, this design is a feasible approach to provide on-demand desktop computing in a pervasive computing environment.
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