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Introducing DISPEL Data-Intensive Process Engineering Language

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The Data-Intensive Process Engineering Language (DISPEL) has been developed in the ADMIRE project to encourage partitioning of data-intensive process design and development. It manipulates processing elements and data streams to generate graphs that represent the requested processes. Some of the features of the language designed to make this possible will be introduced

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Wednesday, 16 February, 2011 - 10:30
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DIR Theme: Technology Workshop 1, Edinburgh, UK
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