Below are a range of terms that are used in eResearch
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AAA - Authorisation, Authentication and Accounting
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AAF - Australian Access Federation
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AAI - Authentication/Authorisation Infrastructure
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AARNet - Australia's Academic and Research Network
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AeRIC - Australian eResearch Infrastructure Council
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ANDS - Australian National Data Service
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APAC - Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing
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API - application programming interface
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APSR - Australian Partnership for Sustainable Repositories
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ARC - Australian Research Council
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ARCS - Australian Research Collaboration Services
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ARCHER - Australian ResearCH Enabling enviRonmet & Annotation e-Research Technologies
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BEIP - Broadband-Enabled Innovation Program
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CA - Certificate Authority
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CAS - Community Authorisation Service
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CASTOR - CERN Advanced STORage manager
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CAUDIT - Council of Australian University Directors of Information
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CERN - European Organisation for Nuclear Research
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CMS - content management system
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Cyberinfrastructure (CI) - term used in the U.S.A. with a similar meaning to eResearch
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DART - Dataset Acquisition Accessibility & Annotation e-Research Technologies
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DBI - Department of Business and Innovation
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dCache - disk pool management system
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DEST - Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training (No longer exists, see DEEWR)
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DEEWR - Commonwealth Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
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DIIRD - Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development (No longer exists see DBI)
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DIISR - Commonwealth Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research
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DPI - Department of Primary Industries
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DPM - Disk Pool Manager
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DSE - Department of Sustainability and Environment
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EGEE - Enabling Grids for E-sciencE
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eRCC - National e-Research Coordinating Committee
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eResearch - the use of ICT to enhance and enable research.
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eRT - eResearch Tools
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e-Science - the use of high performance computing to enhance research, commonly used in the UK
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e-Infrastructure - term which is used in Europe which is largely interchangeable with eResearch and e-Science
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GSI - Grid Security Infrastructure
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HuNI - Humanities Networked Infrastructure
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Hydra - distributed key management
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IAM - Identity and Access Management
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IBES - Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society
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ICT - Information and Communication Technology
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IGTF - International Grid Trust Federation
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Kepler workflow - Kepler is a software application for the analysis and modeling of scientific data. Kepler simplifies the effort required to create executable models by using a visual representation of these processes. These representations, or "Kepler workflows" display the flow of data among discrete analysis and modeling components.
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LCG - LHC Computing Grid
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LHC - Large Hadron Collider
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MAMS - Meta-Access Management System
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MAPS - Middleware Action Plan and Strategy
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MASSIVE - Multi-modal Australian ScienceS Imaging and Visualisation Environment
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MMV - Multimedia Victoria, part of DBI
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NeAT - National eResearch Architecture Taskforce
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NeCTAR - National eResearch Collaboration Tools and Resources
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NeSC - UK National e-Science Centre
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NCRIS - National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy
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PfC - Platforms for Collaboration, and NCRIS Capability that has spawned AeRIC, ANDS, ARCS, NeAT
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PKI - Public Key Infrastructure - is a computer security mechanism for trusting third party user identities. The infrastructure is based on private and public keys, typically in certificates, that are managed by software at a central location together with other coordinated software at distributed locations in a trust network.
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QCIF - Queensland CyberInfrastructure Foundation
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RDSI - Research Data Storage Infrastructure
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RLI - Remote Lab Instrumentation
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RQF - Research Quality Framework
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Shibboleth - web based, federated identity management implemented through OASIS
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SAML - Security Assertion Markup Language
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Semantic Web - facilitates understanding of the vast amount of information on the World Wide Web
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SSL - Secure Sockets Layer
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SRB - Storage Resource Broker
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SRM - Storage Resource Manager
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VBL - Virtual Beam Line
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VeRCC - Victorian eResearch Coordinating Committee
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VERNet - Victorian Education and Research Network
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VeRSI - Victorian eResearch Strategic Initiative
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VLSCI - Victorian Life Sciences Computation Initiative
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VO - Virtual Organisation
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VOMS - Virtual Organisation Membership Service
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VPAC - Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing
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VPCC - VeRSI Program Coordinating Committee
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Web 2.0 - web applications that promote interaction and collaboration
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X.509 - certificate standard