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The ability to send a single query across a network to multiple searchable sources is essential to solving many of the technical problems encountered in a research environment.  Spin is a general framework for constructing federated networks of data sources to do just that.  Spin's core feature is data-agnostic support for broadcasting queries and aggregating results, allowing collections of data sources to be treated as a single conceptual unit.  These data sources may be located anywhere, as long as they're accessible via a network.  Spin has served as the network protocol for several CBMI initiatives including SHRINE and eagle-i.

Associated projects:

  • SHRINE
  • eagle-i
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