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Most cited papers from DAASI International (Germany)

What are the most cited papers from DAASI International (Germany)?

The most cited paper from DAASI International (Germany) is "TextGrid and eHumanities" (Peter Gietz, Andreas Aschenbrenner, Stefan Büdenbender et al., 2006), with 15 citations. Next come "Trust Issues in Shibboleth-Enabled Federated Grid Authentication and Authorization Infrastructures Supporting Multiple Grid Middleware" (10) and "A concept for attribute-based authorization on D-Grid resources" (7).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 TextGrid and eHumanities Peter Gietz, Andreas Aschenbrenner, Stefan Büdenbender et al. 4 Dec 2006 15
2 Trust Issues in Shibboleth-Enabled Federated Grid Authentication and Authorization Infrastructures Supporting Multiple Grid Middleware Christian Grimm, Ralf Groeper, Siegfried Makedanz et al. Conference paper Dec 2007 10
3 A concept for attribute-based authorization on D-Grid resources Ralf Groeper, Christian Grimm, Siegfried Makedanz et al. · Future Generation Computer Systems 26 May 2008 7
4 Federated Identity Management for Research Thomas Barton, Peter Gietz, David Kelsey et al. · EPJ Web of Conferences Conference paperOpen access 2019 5
5 Access to the DARIAH Bit Preservation Service for Humanities Research Data Danah Tonne, Jedrzej Rybicki, Stefan E. Funk et al. Conference paperOpen access Feb 2013 3
6 Vom Projekt zum Betrieb: Die Organisation einer nachhaltigen Infrastruktur für die Geisteswissenschaften DARIAH-DE Mirjam Blümm, Stefan Schmunk, Peter Gietz et al. · ABI-Technik Open access Apr 2016 2
7 Der Aufbau einer nachhaltigen technischen Infrastruktur für die Geisteswissenschaften: Die DARIAH-DE eHumanities Infrastructure Service Unit (DeISU) Peter Gietz, Heiko Hütter · BIBLIOTHEK Forschung und Praxis Open access 2016 1
8 TEI documents in the grid Andrea Zielinski, Wolfgang Pempe, Peter Gietz et al. · Literary and Linguistic Computing Open access 14 May 2009 1
9 Information Management for Dependability Paul A. J. Mason · Communications in computer and information science Conference paper 2010 1
10 Research Data Management for Arts and Humanities: Integrating Voices of the Community - The Brand-new, Collective Publication of the DARIAH Working Group on Research Data Management Francesco Gelati, Ulrike Wuttke, Peter Gietz · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Conference paperOpen access 29 Sep 2023 0
11 Whitepaper der ZKI AG edu-ID zur Verortung des Konzepts einer edu-ID in der aktuellen Landschaft digitaler Identitäten in Deutschland und Europa Guido Bacharach, Peter Gietz, Gerrit Gragert et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 11 Dec 2022 0
12 Eine edu-ID für die Wissenschaft in Deutschland – technisches Konzept Jürgen Brauckmann, Rainer Dieter Fischer, Peter Gietz et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access 9 Dec 2022 0
13 Citation Segmentation from Sparse & Noisy Data: An Unsupervised Joint Inference Approach with Markov Logic Networks Dustin Heckmann, Anette Frank, Matthias Arnold et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Conference paperOpen access 12 Mar 2015 0
14 TInCAP – ein interdisziplinäres Korpus zu Ambiguitäts-phänomenen Jutta Hartmann, Corinna Sauter, Gesa Schole et al. · Publication Server of the Institute for German Language (Institute for German Language) Open access 2 May 2017 0
15 Integrated (Private) Cloud Computing Environment for Access to Specialized Campus-bound Software Applications - Pilot Study Emil H Salib, Ian Healey, Alex J Chamberlain et al. Conference paperOpen access 6 Jul 2016 0
16 LDAP and the Grid Peter Gietz Conference paper 25 Jun 2003 0

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