Cybera's projects demonstrate the benefits and advance the use of cyberinfrastructure in research and business. In addition to developing middleware solutions that can be re-purposed to solve other challenges, the expertise acquired through these projects also helps build a skilled workforce that can better compete in an increasingly knowledge-based economy. This is the invisible infrastructure that supports Alberta's competitiveness and creates economic opportunities in a breadth of industry and research sectors. Read on for information on Cybera's active projects:
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Canadian Space Science Data Portal
Enabling researchers to access, share, and analyze diverse data sets spread geographically across the world.
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Cloud-Enabled Space Weather Modeling and Data Assimilation Platform
Enabling researchers to collaborate and make sense of complex weather data, and to increase computational resource capacity, while reducing operational complexity and costs.
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DataGardens Virtualization
Using virtualization technologies to provide seamless integration between multiple data centres.
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EDM Studio
Reducing the barriers of cost and accessibility associated with a small company harnessing powerful computing resources.
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GeoChronos
Providing customized collaboration tools for the management of environmental monitoring data and enabling geographically dispersed researchers to access and share information.
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Geospatial Cyberinfrastructure for Environmental Sensing
Providing a user-driven platform for biogeoscience researchers to store and share ground-based sensor array data regardless of their location.
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Multi Media Processing
Simplifying the loading process of digital media files and enabling those files to work seamlessly on any media player device.
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Secure Electronic Healthcare Record Infrastructure
Incorporating digital rights management into existing Alberta health record systems.
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TRLabs Service Composition
Managing network bandwidth complexities related to on-demand network services, and seamlessly integrating those services with wireless devices.