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We propose several algorithms for topology aggregation (TA) to effectively summarize large-scale networks. These TA techniques are shown to significantly better for path requests in e-Science that may consist of simultaneous reservation of multiple paths and/or simultaneous reservation for multiple requests. Our extensive simulation demonstrates the benefits of our algorithms both in terms of accuracy and performance.