Clouds are thus emerging as an important class of distributed computational resource, for both data-intensive and
compute-intensive applications. There are novel usage modes that can be supported when grids and clouds are used concurrently.
Clouds will have a broad impact on legacy scientific applications; because we anticipate that many existing legacy applications will
adapt to and take advantage of new capabilities. However, it is unclear if clouds as currently presented are likely to change (many of)
the fundamental reformulation of the development of scientific applications. In this paper we have discuss scientific application
roles in cloud service models.
R.Divya, Dr.G.Kesavaraj (2016).
"STUDY ON SCIENTIFIC APPLICATIONS IN CLOUD SERVICES".
International Journal of Contemporary Research in Computer Science and Technology,
2(2), pp. 462-465.
