The SDSC Notebook: a data management, collaboration and application development environment

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The wealth of information and data freely available to researchers over the Internet is breathtaking, and has led to fundamental changes in the ways in which information is accessed and used by domain scientists. However, accompanying this revolution are some very real issues associated with end-user data



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