The Abstract Workflow Language (AWL) and it's Linked Data extension (AWL-LD)
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| author | Stier, Simon P. Gold, Lukas Wilhelm, Nicolas Nusko, Daniel |
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| contents | Workflows play an essential part in structuring the processing of both physical objects and data. Despite the relevance of detailed information about the processing history of a resulting asset for provenance, compareability and reproduceability a detailed and machine readable description of the workflow is usually not part of our scientific work and publication. AWL and AWL-LD address this issue by creating tools and definitions to document both experimental and computational workflows. The aim is to provide common notations for workflows in order to generate a semantic description that allows further analytics and transformations based on OO-LD. |
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| spellingShingle | The Abstract Workflow Language (AWL) and it's Linked Data extension (AWL-LD) Stier, Simon P. Gold, Lukas Wilhelm, Nicolas Nusko, Daniel workflow language workflow specification workflow execution linked-data rdf json-ld abstract syntax tree tracing Workflows play an essential part in structuring the processing of both physical objects and data. Despite the relevance of detailed information about the processing history of a resulting asset for provenance, compareability and reproduceability a detailed and machine readable description of the workflow is usually not part of our scientific work and publication. AWL and AWL-LD address this issue by creating tools and definitions to document both experimental and computational workflows. The aim is to provide common notations for workflows in order to generate a semantic description that allows further analytics and transformations based on OO-LD. |
| title | The Abstract Workflow Language (AWL) and it's Linked Data extension (AWL-LD) |
| topic | workflow language workflow specification workflow execution linked-data rdf json-ld abstract syntax tree tracing |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15032771 |