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[ICT Results Features] The solution, in the view of a team of European and North American researchers coordinated by Binczewski, is to make grid users and applications dynamically aware of the grid (computer processing power, storage, etc.) and network (bandwidth) resources available as and when they need them.

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[HPCwire: High Performance Computing in Research & Academia] HPCwire: Researchers Connect Users to Grid Resources: Grid computing harnesses the processing and storage power of many different computers to analyse and store huge amounts of data. But just as grid-connected computers -- often numbering in the thousands -- are usually geographically dispersed and heterogeneous, with different processing speeds and operating systems, different grids and networks typically bear little likeness to one another.

[Stoel Rives RSS Feed - Energy] Show Me the Money: $4.15 Billion Available for Smart Grid Projects: The purpose of DOE's activities in the development and implementation of smart grid technologies and techniques is to further the deployment and integration of advanced digital systems that are needed to modernize the nation's electric delivery network for enhanced interoperability3 and cyber security. The application of advanced digital technologies4 are expected to greatly improve the reliability, security, interoperability, and efficiency of the electric grid while reducing environmental impacts and promoting economic growth.

[InformationWeek Weblog] Smart Grid Opposed By AARP - Green Computing Blog - InformationWeek: But why is the American Association of Retired Persons dead-set against it? But in more than 30 states, the AARP is "lobbying to mitigate the price impact of smart-grid technology, advance metering, and dynamic pricing." Georgia AARP spokesman Will Phillips explains the group's opposition: "Our customers can't .

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[Policy Innovations] Building a Continental Renewable Super Grid: He and I are currently co-developing a proposal for modeling a North American super grid. In late April 2009, Jon Wellinghoff, Chair of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), .

[Latest News from Virtualization Journal] Citrix Survey Finds Virtualization Top of Mind | Virtualization ...: Due to the ever-growing need to do more with less, and with the new funds available because of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, state governments and schools are looking to modern IT infrastructure solutions to get the most out of their resources.

[fibresystems.org: all content] Academics set the pace of networking innovation - fibresystems.org: The research and education community will have a leading role to play in the development of next-generation computing and networking technologies, as Vinay Rathore explains. As part of its mission to support the research, LHCNet covers tasks such as large file transfers, grid applications, data analysis sessions involving client-server software, as well as simple remote login, network and grid R&D-related traffic, video-conferencing, and general internet connectivity.

[Cloudera Hadoop & Big Data Blog] Cloudera Hadoop & Big Data Blog » Blog Archive » The Smart Grid ...: At the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) we collect phasor measurement unit (PMU) data on behalf of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) to help ensure the reliability of the bulk power system in North America. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is a federally owned corporation in the United States created by congressional charter in May 1933 to provide flood control, electricity generation, and economic development in the Tennessee Valley.

[General Knowledge Today] General Knowledge Today: Important Computer & Internet Acronyms ...: PPTP:Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol PRAM:Parameter Random Access Memory QBE:Query By Example RAID :Redundant Array of Independent Disks RDF :Resource Description Framework RDRAM:Rambus Dynamic Random Access Memory RGB :Red Green Blue RISC:Reduced Instruction Set Computing RPC:Remote Procedure Call RSS:RDF Site Summary, Really Simple Syndication." RTE:Runtime Environment RTF :Rich Text Fomat .

[7Touch Group Blog] A Short History of Systems Development | 7Touch Group Blog: computing began to proliferate. Although UNIVAC was the pioneer in this regard, they quickly lost market share due to the marketing muscle of.

[Breaking News] Hippo hunt: One of Colombia's biggest fugitives _ literally _ ...: Number of kills in Canadian seal hunt dropsTORONTO ”” The global recession, plummeting pelt prices and the prospect of a European ban on seal products dramatically lowered the number of seals killed in this year's hunt, Canadian officials said Thursday. About 70,000 harp seals were hunted this year out of a commercial quota of 273,000 animals, said Fisheries and Oceans Canada spokesman Scott Cantin.

[Digital Scholarship in the Humanities] Examples of Collaborative Digital Humanities Projects « Digital ...: By sharing data, researchers can enable others to build on their work and provide transparency.  As Christine Borgman writes, “If related data and documents can be linked together in a scholarly information infrastructure, creative new forms of data- and information-intensive, distributed, collaborative, multidisciplinary research and learning become possible.  Data are outputs of research, inputs to scholarly publications, and inputs to subsequent research and learning.  Thus they are the foundation of scholarship” (Borgman 115).  Of course, there are a number of problems bound up in data sharing””how to ensure participation, make data discoverable through reliable metadata, balance flexibility in accepting a range of formats and the need for standardization, preserve data for the long term, etc.  Several projects focused on humanities and social science data are beginning to confront at least some of these challenges:

[Cricketdiane's Weblog] Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Information - Counterterrorism ...: Generally, Battle Management Language (BML) is the unambiguous language used to: 1) Command and control forces and equipment conducting military operations and, 2) Provide for situational awareness and a shared, common operational picture. It can be seen as a standard representation of a digitized commander’s intent to be used for real troops, for simulated troops, and for future robotic forces.

[Official Second Life Blog] The Greening of Second Life - Technology - Second Life Blogs: As a RL principal in an Architecture firm on the East Coast, that's good to see.  We design some 'green' (sustainable design is the better term) buildings ranging from office buildings to corporate headquarters, hotels to condominiums - only to see some really un-green practices by the occupying tenants or facility owners.  Not all the time, but, not uncommon either.  Many have the impression that only new facilities can be green.  However, the US Green Building Council and their LEED program for construction actually has a LEED Existing Building category.  Those that take a hard look at it realize that it can be used as a guide to upgrading and replacing aged systems in a way that makes economic sense, not just to be green.  The pilot facility that achieved the first LEED Existing Building certification was National Geographic Society's headquarters in Washington, DC which consists of 3 buildings.  1 turn of the century building, 1 1970s building, and 1 completed in 1983 (which I worked on during its original design).  Facility management can greatly benefit from using the LEED guidelines to target upgrades and replacement strategies, everything from recycling to mechanical systems, or roofing.

[Frank Sommers' Weblog] What Virtualization Means to Developers: Just as few enterprises today would pay their developers to code up an app server, a transaction processing monitor, or an HTTP server, in the future, few enterprise developers might be tasked to write an inventory management system, a data mining application, blogging software, or insurance claims management code. Instead, developers might increasingly participate in open-source communities centered around implementations of standardized application interfaces, and enterprises would benefit from using the resulting high-quality software, which they could deploy in a virtualized fashion.

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