A walkthrough of OneSciencePlace

From browsing applications to publishing research outputs, every step of a researcher's workflow happens through a single browser interface — no command line required.

The screenshots below are from Quakeworx, a seismic research science gateway built on OneSciencePlace.

01Browse 02Identify 03Configure 04Track 05Review 06Publish
01 / Browse

Browse curated applications

A branded, curated catalog of research applications — organized for the people who'll use them. Applications can be interactive web apps, graphical tools, or batch executables, all launched from the same interface.

Quakeworx App Catalog showing curated research application tiles
Quakeworx App Catalog · view full size
02 / Identify

Identify the right application

Each application has a detail page with description, version, status, and any usage or citation guidance from the app's author — so users can decide before they commit resources.

UCERF3 ETAS application detail page showing description, status, and launch button
UCERF3 ETAS application detail · view full size
03 / Configure

Configure and launch

Custom launch interfaces built without writing code. Job name, resource allocation, system, and queue — all configurable through the browser, with input validation before submission.

Application launch form showing job name, resource allocation, system, and queue fields
UCERF3 ETAS launch form · view full size
04 / Track

Track jobs in real time

Every job is tracked with its full parameter set, execution status, resource usage, and output files. Reproducible and restartable with one click — no need to reconstruct what was run or how.

Completed UCERF3 ETAS job showing status, resource usage, and execution details
Completed job detail · view full size
05 / Review

Review and re-run past work

A complete history of every job run through your deployment — with status, system, and submission time. One click clones a previous job with its original parameters.

My Jobs page showing history of completed and failed jobs with clone option
My Jobs history · view full size
06 / Publish

Publish citable outputs

Research outputs become citable, FAIR-compliant objects — with DOIs, author metadata, licenses, and downloadable files. Applications, datasets, notebooks, and reports can all be published and referenced from inside the platform.

Publication page showing Quakeworx science gateway paper with DOI, authors, and downloadable PDF
Quakeworx publication page · view full size

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All screenshots from Quakeworx, deployed on OneSciencePlace.