The GridOneD Project is a two year, Sci & Tech Facilities Council (PPARC) funded collaboration between the Schools of Computer Science Cardiff University and Manchester University, and Jodrell Bank Observatory.

GridOneD is based around Triana, an open source problem solving environment developed at Cardiff University that combines an intuitive visual interface with powerful data analysis tools. Already used by scientists for a range of tasks, such as signal, text and image processing, Triana includes a large library of pre-written analysis tools and the ability for users to easily integrate their own tools, discover and integrate Grid and Web services.

The GridOneD project is focused on creating open source middleware components for use within Triana and other applications wishing to become grid enabled. GridOneD also extends Triana to supply services for integrating Gravitational Wave search codes. It is uses the GAT and various Gridlab services to implement a production scenario for Grid computing for searching for inspiral binaries and for data mining applications. This is the second phase of GridOneD involving a collaboration between Cardiff University and Manchester University Jodrell Bank Observatory applying existing signal processing techniques in Triana to radio astronomy.