01474nas a2200205   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260001200043653001300055653001300068653001400081100002000095700002100115245007300136856009800209300001000307490000600317520093100323022001401254       2013                            d  c09/201310aInternet10aGeometry10aComputing1 aMiguel Ferreira1 aMiguel Casquilho00aAn Example in Remote Computing Over the Internet applied to Geometry  uhttp://www.ijimai.org/journal/sites/default/files/files/2013/06/ijimai20132_3_5_pdf_30080.pdf  a38-430 v23 aScientific computing over the Internet can suit many activities that have not, in the authors’ opinion, been explored enough in general.  Resources such as executables, languages, packages, can be used from a remote computing system.  In this study, largely based on academic practice, a simple illustrative example in Geometry is implemented on a distributed system that outsources the computing-intensive tasks to remote servers that may be located in other universities or companies, linked to grids and clusters and so on.  The software stack and software developed to support the communication is explained in detail.  The architecture developed stresses the interoperability of the software, and a suitable high degree of decoupling between components hosted in various locations.  The results of this study motivate further work and serve a practical purpose that may be useful to everyone doing scientific computing.  a1989-1660