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CCGRID
2004
IEEE

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DWDM-RAM: a data intensive Grid service architecture enabled by dynamic optical networks

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Next generation applications and architectures (for example, Grids) are driving radical changes in the nature of traffic, service models, technology, and cost, creating opportunit...

Tal Lavian, Joe Mambretti, Doug Cutrell, Howard J....

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Id	Views	Title	Status

1	191	DWDM-RAM: a data intensive Grid service architecture enabled by dynamic optical networks	claim
2	178	Distributed virtual computers (DVC): simplifying the development of high performance Grid applications	claim
3	165	A decentralized scheduler for distributed video streaming in a server-less video streaming system	claim
4	164	The virtual resource manager: an architecture for SLA-aware resource management	claim
5	160	QoS support for high-performance scientific Grid applications	claim
6	153	Capability matching of data streams with network services	claim
7	153	DWDM-RAM: enabling Grid services with dynamic optical networks	claim
8	151	OGSI.NET: OGSI-compliance on the .NET framework	claim
9	148	Unifier: unifying cache management and communication buffer management for PVFS over InfiniBand	claim
10	144	A Java-based programming environment for hierarchical Grid: Jojo	claim
11	139	Design and implementation of an OGSI-compliant Grid broker service	claim
12	137	A multi-path routing service for immersive environments	claim
13	134	A reputation-based trust management system for P2P networks	claim
14	132	Net-dbx-G: a Web-based debugger of MPI programs over Grid environments	claim
15	131	Data durability in peer to peer storage systems	claim
16	129	Extended forecast of CPU and network load on computational Grid	claim
17	126	Molecular structure determination on a computational and data Grid	claim
18	126	Supporting quality of service in a non-dedicated opportunistic environment	claim
19	126	Privacy-preserving association rule mining in large-scale distributed systems	claim
20	125	Cache replacement policies revisited: the case of P2P traffic	claim
21	122	When can an autonomous reputation scheme discourage free-riding in a peer-to-peer system?	claim
22	121	Distributed mining of maximal frequent itemsets from databases on a cluster of workstations	claim
23	120	Serving queries to multi-resolution datasets on disk-based storage clusters	claim
24	118	Classifiers for the causes of data loss using packet-loss signatures	claim
25	118	Search performance analysis and robust search algorithm in unstructured peer-to-peer networks	claim
26	118	A hardware-secured credential repository for Grid PKIs	claim
27	115	Effective use of reputation in peer-to-peer environments	claim
28	112	Probabilistic file indexing and searching in unstructured peer-to-peer networks	claim
29	112	Learning Grid technologies in a project-based computer architecture course	claim
30	109	Routing and resource discovery in Phoenix Grid-enabled message passing library	claim
31	109	Skeleton based performance prediction on shared networks	claim
32	108	A resource allocation architecture with support for interactive sessions in utility Grids	claim
33	107	Surfer: an extensible pull-based framework for resource selection and ranking	claim
34	106	GTP: group transport protocol for lambda-Grids	claim
35	104	On distributed systems and CSCL	claim
36	100	Adaptive congestion control for hotspot management in structured peer-to-peer systems	claim
37	98	Keyword fusion to support efficient keyword-based search in peer-to-peer file sharing	claim
38	97	Adaptive control system for server groups in enterprise data centers	claim
39	96	An interactive Grid for non-invasive vascular reconstruction	claim
40	94	High performance LU factorization for non-dedicated clusters	claim
41	94	Predicting job start times on clusters	claim
42	94	Understanding Grid resource information management through a synthetic database benchmark/workload	claim
43	93	Sizing the streaming media cluster solution for a given workload	claim
44	93	Lambda scheduling algorithm for file transfers on high-speed optical circuits	claim
45	93	Adaptive multi-resource prediction in distributed resource sharing environment	claim
46	93	Multi-dimensional quorum sets for read-few write-many replica control protocols	claim
47	92	Parallel ray-tracing with a transactional DSM	claim
48	89	Remote partial file access using compact pattern descriptions	claim
49	89	Cluster Computing on the Fly: resource discovery in a cycle sharing peer-to-peer system	claim
50	88	Requirements and design of a dynamic Grid networking layer	claim
51	88	Protection mechanisms for application service hosting platforms	claim
52	84	Towards a Grid enabled system for multicomponent materials design	claim
53	82	Using a Jini based desktop Grid for test vector compaction and a refined economic model	claim
54	81	Towards a generic platform for developing CSCL applications using Grid infrastructure	claim
55	72	Locks and barriers in checkpointing and recovery	claim
56	72	HTTP(P2P): a transaction based (HTTP) peer-to-peer protocol for the dissemination of Web-objects in congested networks	claim
57	70	Evolutionary molecular structure determination using Grid-enabled data mining	claim
58	66	Hybrid checkpointing for parallel applications in cluster federations	claim

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