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nd low cost mechanism for acquiring the necessary compute power is the "publicresource computing" paradigm, which exploits the computational power of private computers. Recently decentralized peer-to-peer and super-peer technologies have been proposed for adaptation in these systems. A super-peer pr

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E. Durant McArthurogonal planning of settlements in Africa must be attributed to the diffusion of the idea and the practice from western Europe, and that its introduction was conditioned by colonial rule over African territories, will be refuted. In the case of Senegal (historic Senegambia), grid planning emerged as

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E. Lamar Smithe available resource pool while the performance and availability characteristics of the individual resources within the pool change from moment to moment. Moreover, the scheduling decision for each application component must be made before the component is executed making scheduling a predictive act

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Kimball T. Harper,James R. Marblesynthesis of activities for automatic workflow generation and improving on-demand resource provisioning. On-demand synthesis of Grid activities plays a significant role in automatic workflow composition and in improving service quality of a Grid resource provisioner. However, in the Grid, synthesis

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James A. Youngplex data. Astronomical datasets are essentially structured in catalogs and archives managed by several database management systems. Porting these data in a grid environment has twofold aspects according to put or not the entire management system on grid: this paper presents an approach of a grid ap

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S. G. Leonard,R. L. Miles,P. T. Tuellerble large, collaborative virtual computing environments throughout within organizations as well as across organizations, in some cases on a global scale. The talk will cover our ongoing R&D efforts to effectively implement such infrastructures that surmount to facilitating multi-teraflops to petaflo

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A. D. Wilson,K. C. Hodgkinson,J. C. Nobley schedule these tasks to processing elements that communicate data between each other by means of a network. In this paper, we consider task graphs that take into account both, computation and communication costs. For a homogeneous computing system with a fixed number of processing elements we comp