'Grid environment' presentation slideshows

The Gridbus Toolkit for Service-Oriented Grid and Utility Computing

WW Grid. The Gridbus Toolkit for Service-Oriented Grid and Utility Computing. Chair in Grid Computing Gri d Computing and D istributed S ystems (GRIDS) Lab. Dept. of Computer Science and Software Engineering The University of Melbourne, Australia www.gridbus.org.

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Globus

Globus. Presented by: Yayati Kasralikar for CPA 5937. Motivational Example. Very large Database of cancer images. High-performance machine. Cancer image Data Mining Software. cancer images. R. cancer images. R. Data Pre-processing Software. cancer images. What is Grid?.

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GFAL and LCG data management

GFAL and LCG data management. Jean-Philippe Baud CERN/IT/GD. Agenda. LCG Data Management goals Common interface Current status Current developments Medium term developments Conclusion. LCG Data Management goals. Meet requirements of Data Challenges Common interface Reliability

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PRAGMA BioSciences Portal

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Grids in CYFRONET

Grids in CYFRONET. CYFRONET Academic Computer Centre of the AGH University of Science and Technology. Marian Bubak Zofia Mosurska Micha? Tura?a. Very Short History. Established in 1973 as an i ndependent, non-profit organization .

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Grid Checkpoining Architecture

Grid Checkpoining Architecture. Rados?aw Januszewski CoreGrid Summer School 2007. motivation. The Grids are complex and therefore prone to errors. The distributed nature of the Grid makes scheduling of system maintenance hard.

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Francisco Hernandez, Purushotham Bangalore, Jeff Gray, and Kevin Reilly

A Graphical Modeling Environment for the Generation of Workflows for the Globus Toolkit. Francisco Hernandez, Purushotham Bangalore, Jeff Gray, and Kevin Reilly. Department of Computer and Information Sciences University of Alabama at Birmingham Birmingham, AL, USA. Overview.

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Akogrimo & standards

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Distributed Brain Activity Analysis Applications

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GSAF: A Grid-based Services Transfer F ramework

GSAF: A Grid-based Services Transfer F ramework. Chunyan Miao, Wang Wei, Zhiqi Shen, Tan Tin Wee. Motivation. Grid provides an integrated computing environment, f acilitating maintenance and control of information and other kinds of resources e.g. services. However,

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GeneGrid : Using OgsaDai in Bioinformatics

GeneGrid : Using OgsaDai in Bioinformatics. Noel Kelly Belfast e-Science Centre. GeneGrid Background. Bioinformatics - Commercially Driven. Develop specialist tissue specific datasets. Large volumes data. Multiple sites - little collaboration. No dedicated HPC, low bandwidth.

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Costas Kotsokalis, GRNET

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GRID Workload Management System

GRID Workload Management System. Massimo Sgaravatto INFN Padova. What do we want to implement (simplified design). Resource Discovery. Submit jobs (using Class-Ads). Master. Grid Information Service (GIS). condor_submit (Globus Universe). Master chooses in which

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China Grid Research Update

China Grid Research Update. Li Guoqing , RSGS , CAS, China WGISS 19, Cordoba 31 August 2014. Abstract. Funding condition Build a Application-oriented Grid CGDP: China Grid Portal of Scientific Spatial Data. Funding Condition. The first funding closed at the end of 2003.

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Serving Reliable Resource Discovery in Grid Environment

Serving Reliable Resource Discovery in Grid Environment. In-Cheol Jeong*, Tae-Gun Kang*, Ho-Sang Ham* *Mobile Distributed Computing Research Team, ETRI. Introduction. Grid has been focused as one of the most important technologies in distributed computing environment

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Applying our GRID framework for CDF computing Santander HEP Group

Applying our GRID framework for CDF computing Santander HEP Group. Rafael Marco ( rmarco@ifca.unican.es ) ICRB Meeting 24 January 200 2. Our Computing Experience. On-line and offline software at LEP (DELPHI): Fast Simulation Physics Analysis Software :

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Goal-Directed Service Flow Planning (Service Composition)

Time. 1 Node. 3 Nodes. 5 Nodes. Min. 17.6s. 17.5s. 18.1s. Max. 23.3s. 49.7s. 96.2s. Average. 19.0s. 31.8s. 41.3s. Total. 1047.7s. 704.9s. 552.1s. Goal-Directed Service Flow Planning (Service Composition). William K. Cheung, Jiming Liu, Maggie M. Wang, Hoi-Fai Wong, Kevin Tsang.

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