Open Data for Open Science: The Microsoft Environmental Informatics Framework (EIF)

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Yan Xu chairs this session at Faculty Summit 2011, which includes the following presentations. - An Overview of Microsoft Environmental Informatics Framework (EIF)ΓÇöYan Xu, Microsoft Research - Data Sharing Made Easy using ODataΓÇöAlex James, Microsoft - Data Challenges in Environmental ResearchΓÇöJohn McGee, Renaissance Computing Institute



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