Abstract & Details
Description
Award ID: 2346119
Workflow management is important to effectively and productively deploying complex computations, e.g., combining chains of dependent and complex tasks such as data gathering, data processing, simulation, training, inference, validation, and visualization. This Pathways to Open-Source Ecosystems (POSE) project seeks to "harmonize" Python programming language based workflow management, build sustainability, and better support complex computational workflows, both in research and commercial environments. Harmony will deliver a software ecosystem that is used by some of the most impactful science projects, from understanding the beginning of the universe to discovering new therapeutics for viruses. This Phase I project will engage in ecosystem discovery, organization and governance, and community building to build the Harmony Open-Source Ecosystem (OSE). Both small and large scale science require workflows to deliver science results. The Harmony OSE will provide new capabilities to integrate, interoperate, and interchange components to create high performance workflows. The project will lower the barrier to implement sophisticated workflows and manage their execution at scale all from a familiar Python interface. Harmony will bring together the community to consider how efforts can be more tightly integrated and managed and how an OSE can benefit all stakeholders. This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
NSF Program Director: Florence Rabanal
Workflow management is important to effectively and productively deploying complex computations, e.g., combining chains of dependent and complex tasks such as data gathering, data processing, simulation, training, inference, validation, and visualization. This Pathways to Open-Source Ecosystems (POSE) project seeks to "harmonize" Python programming language based workflow management, build sustainability, and better support complex computational workflows, both in research and commercial environments. Harmony will deliver a software ecosystem that is used by some of the most impactful science projects, from understanding the beginning of the universe to discovering new therapeutics for viruses. This Phase I project will engage in ecosystem discovery, organization and governance, and community building to build the Harmony Open-Source Ecosystem (OSE). Both small and large scale science require workflows to deliver science results. The Harmony OSE will provide new capabilities to integrate, interoperate, and interchange components to create high performance workflows. The project will lower the barrier to implement sophisticated workflows and manage their execution at scale all from a familiar Python interface. Harmony will bring together the community to consider how efforts can be more tightly integrated and managed and how an OSE can benefit all stakeholders. This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
NSF Program Director: Florence Rabanal
| Status | Closed |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 06/15/24 → 05/31/26 |
Lead and Sub-Awardee Organization(s)
Funding
- (POSE) NSF Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems: $300,000.00
Active Fiscal Year
- FY2024
- FY2026
- FY2025
Start Fiscal Year
- FY2024
TIP Programs
- (POSE) NSF Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems
Key Technology Areas
- Advanced Computing and Semiconductors
- (confidence score: 100%)
Technology Foci
- Advanced Computer Software
- (confidence score: 100%)
- High-Performance Computing (HPC)
- (confidence score: 98%)
Congressional District at Award
- District n. 02 of Indiana
Current Congressional District
- District n. 02 of Indiana
United States
- Indiana
Core Based Statistical Area (CBSA)
- South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MI
County
- County: St. Joseph, IN
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