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[CFPs on Computer Vision : WikiCFP] LSMM 2010 : ICPR Workshop on Analysis and Evaluation of Large ...: This workshop aims to bring together researchers and industrial practitioners interested in large-scale multimedia retrieval and mining. The workshop will provide a venue for the participants to explore a variety of aspects and applications on how advanced multimedia analysis techniques can be leveraged to address the challenges in large-scale data collections.

[eScholarship Repository] eScholarship: File caching in data intensive scientific applications: Subsequent data analyses and visualiza- tion applications retrieve subsets of these files onto high performance computing resources creating large demands for disk and tape storage retrieval and net- work bandwidth. Caching has long been recognized as ...... 15-18 1999. E. J. Otoo, D. Rotem, and A. Shoshani. Impact of ad- mission and cache replacement policies on response times of jobs on data grids. In Int'l. Workshop on Challenges of Large Applications in Distrib. ...

[WikiCFP] DADC 2009 : Data-Aware Distributed Computing Workshop @HPDC'09 ...: The Second International Workshop on Data-Aware Distributed Computing (DADC'09) will be held in conjunction with the 18th International Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing (HPDC-18), in Munich, Germany. This workshop will focus on the challenges of distributed systems imposed by the data intensive applications, and on the different state-of-the-art solutions proposed to overcome these challenges.

[eScholarship Repository] eScholarship: Ceph: A Scalable, High-Performance Distributed File ...: Long, Carlos Maltzahn, "Ceph: A Scalable, High-Performance Distributed File System," Proceedings of the 7th Conference on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI '06), November 2006, pages 307-320.

[Call for Papers Rss] IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems: Special ...: His research resulted in the development of techniques, tools and algorithms for high-performance distributed computing and parallel computing. As a result he is denoted as "the father of the Grid". ... Ioan's future work will focus on resource management in large scale distributed systems with a focus on many-task computing, data intensive computing, cloud computing, grid computing, and many-core computing. He is a member of the ACM and IEEE. ...

[Call for Papers Rss] HPCS 2009 CFP: You are cordially invited to participate in and attend the 2009 High Performance Computing & Simulation Conference to be held in Leipzig, Germany, June 21 - 24, 2009 in conjunction with the International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC 2009). 

[eScholarship Repository] eScholarship: Network Communication as a Service-Oriented Capability: While the top-down picture of the hierarchical computing model and its use in the LHC service challenges has been relatively simple until now, effective use of the compute and storage resources at Tier-2s would benefit greatly from more .The systems are widely distributed - typically spread over continental or inter- continental distances.

[CCC Blog] Computing Community Consortium: The job of the Computing Community Consortium is to facilitate the computing research community in envisioning, articulating, and pursuing longer-range, more audacious research challenges. “Visioning workshops” such as .

[Ian Foster] Ian Foster: Workshop on Many Tasks Computing at SC'08: Data Management: - Data-Aware Scheduling - Shared File System performance and scalability in large deployments - Distributed file systems - Data caching frameworks and techniques .Large-scale many-task applications - Large-scale many-task data-intensive applications - Large-scale high throughput computing (HTC) applications - Quasi-supercomputing applications, deployments, and experiences .

[Internet Evolution:] Internet Evolution - IT Clan Editor's Blog - E-Science Will Fuel ...: The transition that's taking place is that the advent of inexpensive and ubiquitous sensors is creating a torrent of data about the real world, whereas previously we only had a trickle. Just about every branch of science and engineering is transitioning from "data-poor" to "data-rich." The challenge is how to discover patterns -- knowledge -- within that torrent of data.

[AK's Weblog] IAT-08 @ Sydney, Australia « AK's Weblog: Knowledge and Data Intensive Systems - Perceptive Animated Interfaces - Scalability - Social Simulation - Socially Situated Planning - Software and Pervasive Agents - Tools and Standards - Ubiquitous Systems and E-Technology Agents .

[AsburyParkEA.net] AsburyParkEA.net » Blog Archive » The Morning Bell by NEA: The Chicago Tribune (11/16, Ahmed) reports that in September, Chicago Public Schools CEO Ron Huberman “announced an ambitious plan to combat youth street violence, in part by offering intensive mentoring and jobs for the high school kids most likely to fall victim.: CPS “has pinned its hopes for the most at-risk kids on Pennsylvania-based Youth Advocate Programs, Inc., and the $12-an-hour neighborhood workers the nonprofit has begun to hire.” The Tribune notes that pressure “to launch the program has mounted with the city’s grim death toll.

[Research@Intel] Research@Intel · What Makes Parallel Programming Hard?: Looking ahead to future articles, I’d like to encourage you to actually avoid discussing techniques that seem ultimately inadequate or too low-level for modular high-level reasoning (I’m talking now about programs written in terms of locks, monitors, semaphores, etc.). I hope most readers can agree these don’t represent a solution, but are in fact used to build the solutions, e.g., event-based programming, transactional memory, data-parallel programming, etc.

[Information Alive - Weimao Ke] Information Alive - Weimao Ke » Blog Archive » SIGIR 2009 ...: The 7th Workshop on Large-Scale Distributed System for Information Retrieval hosted two keynotes and six papers dealing with large scale IR infrastructures and P2P systems. The first keynote by Leonidas Kontothanassis from Google discussed storage and delivery machanisms used to support traffic intensive operations for video viewing and downloading on Youtube.

[Worldchanging: Bright Green] Worldchanging: Bright Green: WC3K: Recently, I've moved into trying out research and problem-solving sessions - turns out that it's often harder to get the right people together than it is to set up the technology, so my next challenge is to reduce the time to put together high-performance teams. I'm also excited about the potential of simple, seamless videoconferencing for empowering remote communities, language training, reduced travel, collaborative intelligence, and working sessions and cultural contacts with people from around the world.

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