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Using Service-Based GIS to Support Earthquake Research and Disaster Response

Jun Wang · Marlon Pierce · Geoffrey Fox · Andrea Donnellan · Jay W. Parker · M. T. Glasscoe

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies

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Service-based geographic information system (GIS) technologies can enable an open-architecture cyberinfrastructure to provide standards-compliant data products and computing services for both earthquake research and disaster planning and response. Here, a service-based GIS framework is evaluated using examples from two earthquake science projects: QuakeSim and E-Decider.

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