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Human in computational grid establishment
2004 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37583), 2005Fast computer networks and overperformanced computers enable computational grid establishment on non-dedicated and geographically distributed computers. This causes an increase in dynamic heterogeneity which makes resource management much more difficult.
Martinović, Goran, Budin, Leo
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IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid, 2004. CCGrid 2004., 2004
Internet and Grid-based systems, whether their purpose is computation, collaboration and information sharing, are all instances of systems based on application of fundamental principles of distributed computing. This paper reports on a graduate seminar on Internet and Grid computing which focuses on the fundamental principles and concepts of ...
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Internet and Grid-based systems, whether their purpose is computation, collaboration and information sharing, are all instances of systems based on application of fundamental principles of distributed computing. This paper reports on a graduate seminar on Internet and Grid computing which focuses on the fundamental principles and concepts of ...
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Heterogeneity of Computing Nodes for Grid Computing
2005A heterogeneous implementation of the current LCG2/EGEE grid computing software is supported in the Grid-Ireland infrastructure. The porting and testing of the current softwareversionofLCG2iswellunder way on Red Hat 9, Fedora Core 2, IRIX and AIX. The issues concerned are discussed, and recommendations are presented for improvement of portability to ...
Eamonn Kenny +5 more
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Grid Computing for Financial Applications
2009The paper investigates the potential advantages related to the adoption of grid computing technology in the financial sector. The increasing power of computational grids makes now possible to offer functionalities that were previously unimaginable.
BERALDI, Patrizia +3 more
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Get on the grid [grid computing]
Computing and Control Engineering, 2005The technology ingredients for grid computing have still to stabilize, but commercial adoption looks a lot closer to reality. Much of the functionality required to support a grid environment resides with the middleware. The grid certainly appears to hold forth the promise of significant cost savings for research and commercial organizations alike, as ...
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Intelligent Grid of Computations
2009The Web can be considered a massive information system with interconnected databases and remote applications providing various services. While these services are becoming more and more user oriented, the concept of smart applications on the Web is increasing. Most sites still measure success by hits and page views.
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2003
GRIDs are both a new and an old concept. Many of the components have been the subject of R&D and some exist as commercial products. The GRIDs concept represents many different things to different people: metacom-puting, distributed computing, advanced networking, distributed database, information retrieval, digital libraries, hypermedia, cooperative ...
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GRIDs are both a new and an old concept. Many of the components have been the subject of R&D and some exist as commercial products. The GRIDs concept represents many different things to different people: metacom-puting, distributed computing, advanced networking, distributed database, information retrieval, digital libraries, hypermedia, cooperative ...
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Meta-computations on the CLUSTERIX Grid
2007In the first part, we present the concept and implementation of the National Cluster of Linux System (CLUSTERIX) - a truly distributed national computing infrastructure with 12 sites (64-bit Linux PC-clusters) located accross Poland. The second part presents our experience in adaptation of selected scientific applications to the cross-site execution as
Roman Wyrzykowski +6 more
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UNICORE—a Grid computing environment
Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, 2002AbstractThis paper gives an overview of the goals, functions, architecture and future development of UNICORE. Its primary goal is to give researchers a seamless access to distributed resources that are available at remote sites. A graphical interface aids users to formulate jobs which are to be performed in a system and site independent fashion.
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Smart grid encounters edge computing: opportunities and applications
Advances in Applied Energy, 2021Göran Strbac, Cheng Feng, Qixin Chen
exaly