Campus Bridging Use Cases
These use cases describe how campus information technology (IT) administrators and campus-based research projects: (a) treat external resources (other campuses or national providers) as extensions of their campus environments, (b) offer services at their campuses to others in the research community, and (c) deliver new services to their campuses leveraging the wider community's experiences and solutions.
| Use Case ID | Title | Use Case Description |
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| CB-01 | InCommon-based Authentication |
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| CB-02 | Share the public research computing “environment” with campus resources |
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| CB-03 | Remote desktop services for researchers |
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| CB-04 | Access campus research data from a community resource |
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| CB-05 | Workflow automation combining community and campus resources |
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| CB-06 | Sharing computational facilities among campuses |
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| CB-07 | Support for commercial service providers |
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| CB-08 | Use a community login service with campus login servers |
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| CB-09 | Access a community data collection from campus |
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| CB-10 | Synchronize research data between campus and community resources |
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| CB-11 | Archive research data on a community resource |
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| CB-12 | Setup monitoring and usage reporting for a campus HPC resource |
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| CB-13 | Provide a simple interface to access any of the high-throughput computing queues available to a campus |
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| CB-14 | Submit tasks to any of the high-throughput computing queues available to a campus |
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| CB-15 | Develop an application or gateway that submits tasks to any of the high-throughput computing queues available to a campus |
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| CB-16 | Build a cluster using a community guide or toolkit | |
| CB-17 | Obtain a list of individuals at a specific campus who have allocations | |
| CB-18 | Obtain a list of individuals at a specific campus who have used science gateways |
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