Abstract
Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery (LEAD) is a large-scale cyberinfrastructure effort in support of mesoscale meteorology. One of the primary goals of the infrastructure is support for real-time dynamic, adaptive response to severe weather. In this paper we revisit the conception of dynamic adaptivity as appeared in our 2005 DDDAS workshop paper, and discuss changes since the original conceptualization, and lessons learned in working with a complex service oriented architecture in support of data driven science.
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