5. CCGRID 2005: Cardiff, UK

Volume 1

• CLAG+grid.edu 2005 organization.
  
• 2005 IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid.
  
• Copyright page.
  
• Omer F. Rana:
  Message from the programme committee chair.
  
• International programme committee.
  
• Message from the organising committee.
  
• List of industrial sponsors.
  
• Welcome from the general co-chairs.
  
• CCGrid 2005 Committees.
  

• Oscar Ardaiz-Villanueva, Miguel L. Bote-Lorenzo, Amy W. Apon, Barry Wilkinson:
  Collaborative and learning applications of grid technology and grid education. 1
  
• Angelo Gaeta, Pierluigi Ritrovato, Francesco Orciuoli, Matteo Gaeta:
  Enabling technologies for future learning scenarios: the semantic grid for human learning. 3-10
  
• Zaheer Abbas, Muhammad Umer, Mohammed Odeh, Richard McClatchey, Arshad Ali, Hafiz Farooq Ahmad:
  A semantic grid-based e-learning framework (SELF). 11-18
  
• Guillermo Vega-Gorgojo, Miguel L. Bote-Lorenzo, Eduardo Gómez-Sánchez, Yannis A. Dimitriadis, Juan I. Asensio-Pérez:
  Semantic search of learning services in a grid-based collaborative system. 19-26
  
• Marjorie Bardeen, Eric Gilbert, Thomas Jordan, Paul Nepywoda, Elizabeth Quigg, Michael Wilde, Yong Zhao:
  The QuarkNet/grid collaborative learning e-Lab. 27-34
  
• Carles Pairot, Pedro García López, Robert Rallo, Josep Blat, Antonio F. Gómez-Skarmeta:
  The Planet Project: collaborative educational content repositories on structured peer-to-peer grids. 35-42
  
• Erik Elmroth, Peter Gardfjäll, Johan Tordsson:
  An advanced grid computing course for application and infrastructure developers. 43-50
  
• Richard O. Sinnott, A. J. Stell, J. P. Watt:
  Experiences in teaching grid computing to advanced level students. 51-58
  
• Barry Wilkinson, Mark A. Holliday, Clayton Ferner:
  Experiences in teaching a geographically distributed undergraduate grid computing course. 59-66
  
• Jens Mache, Amy W. Apon:
  Grid computing in the undergraduate classroom topics, exercises and experiences. 67-73
  
• Cluster security - the paradigm shift. 74-76
  
• Chokchai Leangsuksun, Anand Tikotekar, Makan Pourzandi, Ibrahim Haddad:
  Feasibility study and early experimental results towards cluster survivability. 77-81
  
• Nikolai Joukov, Abhishek Rai, Erez Zadok:
  Increasing distributed storage survivability with a stackable RAID-like file system. 82-89
  
• Khin Mi Mi Aung, Kiejin Park, Jong Sou Park:
  A rejuvenation methodology of cluster recovery. 90-95
  
• Makan Pourzandi, David Gordon, William Yurcik, Gregory A. Koenig:
  Clusters and security: distributed security for distributed systems. 96-104
  
• Manhee Lee, Mazin S. Yousif:
  Instant attack stopper in InfiniBand architecture. 105-110
  
• William Yurcik, Chao Liu:
  A first step toward detecting SSH identity theft in HPC cluster environments: discriminating masqueraders based on command behavior. 111-120
  
• Gregory A. Koenig, Xin Meng, Adam J. Lee, Michael Treaster, Nadir Kiyanclar, William Yurcik:
  Cluster security with NVisionCC: process monitoring by leveraging emergent properties. 121-132
  
• James E. Prewett:
  Incorporating information from a cluster batch scheduler and center management software into automated log file analysis. 133-139
  
• Fabrice Gadaud, M. Blanc, F. Combeau:
  An adaptive instrumented node for efficient anomalies and misuse detections in HPC environment. 140-145
  
• Adam J. Lee, Gregory A. Koenig, Xin Meng, William Yurcik:
  Searching for open windows and unlocked doors: port scanning in large-scale commodity clusters. 146-151
  
• Line Pouchard, Luc Moreau, V. Tamma:
  First international workshop on semantic infrastructure for grid computing applications (SIGAW). 152-153
  
• Ana Marilza Pernas, M. A. R. Dantas:
  Ontology based service for grid resources description. 154-159
  
• J. Hunter, S. Choudhury:
  Semi-automated preservation and archival of scientific data using semantic grid services. 160-167
  
• Bin Yang, Alan Bundy, Alan Smaill, Lucas Dixon:
  Deductive synthesis of workflows for e-Science. 168-175
  
• Jens Schwidder, Tara D. Talbott, James D. Myers:
  Bootstrapping to a semantic grid. 176-181
  
• Andrew Woolf, Ray Cramer, Marta Gutierrez, Kerstin Kleese van Dam, Siva Kondapalli, Susan Latham, Bryan Lawrence, Roy Lowry, Kevin O'Neill:
  Semantic integration of file-based data for grid services. 182-188
  
• Martin Szomszor, Terry R. Payne, Luc Moreau:
  Using semantic Web technology to automate data integration in grid and Web service architectures. 189-195
  
• Giovanni Aloisio, Massimo Cafaro, Italo Epicoco, Sandro Fiore, Maria Mirto:
  A semantic grid-based data access and integration service for bioinformatics. 196-203
  
• International workshop on global and peer-to-peer computing. 204
  
• Luca Gatani, Giuseppe Lo Re, Salvatore Gaglio:
  An adaptive routing mechanism for P2P resource discovery. 205-212
  
• Sujoy Basu, Sujata Banerjee, Puneet Sharma, Sung-Ju Lee:
  NodeWiz: peer-to-peer resource discovery for grids. 213-220
  
• Yuh-Jzer Joung, Jiaw-Chang Wang:
  Reducing maintenance overhead in Chord via heterogeneity. 221-228
  
• Yun He, Jianzhong Zhang, Xiaoguang Niu, Qi Zhao:
  Search and index in locality-based clustering overlay. 229-236
  
• Peter Merz, Katja Gorunova:
  Efficient broadcast in P2P grids. 237-242
  
• Sylvain Dahan, Jean-Marc Nicod, Laurent Philippe:
  The distributed spanning tree: a scalable interconnection topology for efficient and equitable traversal. 243-250
  
• Gabriel Antoniu, Philip J. Hatcher, Mathieu Jan, David A. Noblet:
  Performance evaluation of JXTA communication layers. 251-258
  
• Kazuyuki Shudo, Yoshio Tanaka, Satoshi Sekiguchi:
  P3: P2P-based middleware enabling transfer and aggregation of computational resources. 259-266
  
• Arindam Mitra, Ranganath Udupa, Muthucumaru Maheswaran:
  A secure trust and incentive management framework for public-resource based computing utilities. 267-274
  
• Thanasis G. Papaioannou, George D. Stamoulis:
  An incentives' mechanism promoting truthful feedback in peer-to-peer systems. 275-283
  
• Cyril Randriamaro, Olivier Soyez, Gil Utard, Francis Wlazinski:
  Data distribution in a peer to peer storage system. 284-291
  
• 1st international workshop on grid performability. 292
  
• Ernest Sithole, Gerard P. Parr, Sally I. McClean:
  Data grid performance analysis through study of replication and storage infrastructure parameters. 293-300
  
• Hong Linh Truong, Thomas Fahringer, Francesco Nerieri, Schahram Dustdar:
  Performance metrics and ontology for describing performance data of grid workflows. 301-308
  
• M. Ghanesh, S. Kumar, Jaspal Subhlok:
  Empirical evaluation of shared parallel execution on independently scheduled clusters. 309-316
  
• Anne Benoit, Murray Cole, Stephen Gilmore, Jane Hillston:
  Enhancing the effective utilisation of grid clusters by exploiting on-line performability analysis. 317-324
  
• Workshop on agent-based grid economics. 325
  
• Percival Xavier, Wentong Cai, Bu-Sung Lee:
  Employing economics to achieve fairness in usage policing of cooperatively shared computing resources. 326-333
  
• Ingo J. Timm, Dirk Pawlaszczyk:
  Large scale multiagent simulation on the grid. 334-341
  
• F. Lang:
  Developing dynamic strategies for multi-issue automated contracting in the agent based commercial grid. 342-349
  
• Amnon Barak, Amnon Shiloh, Lior Amar:
  An organizational grid of federated MOSIX clusters. 350-357
  
• Quoc-Thuan Ho, Wentong Cai, Yew-Soon Ong:
  Design and implementation of an efficient multi-cluster GridRPC system. 358-365
  
• Nawab Ali, Mario Lauria:
  SEMPLAR: high-performance remote parallel I/O over SRB. 366-373
  
• Sundeep Narravula, Pavan Balaji, Karthikeyan Vaidyanathan, Hyun-Wook Jin, Dhabaleswar K. Panda:
  Architecture for caching responses with multiple dynamic dependencies in multi-tier data-centers over InfiniBand. 374-381
  
• Grzegorz Czajkowski, Michal Wegiel, Laurent Daynès, Krzysztof Palacz, Mick J. Jordan, Glenn Skinner, Ciarán Bryce:
  Resource management for clusters of virtual machines. 382-389
  
• Sven Graupner, Akhil Sahai:
  Policy-based resource topology design for enterprise grids. 390-397
  
• Thomas Röblitz, Alexander Reinefeld:
  Co-reservation with the concept of virtual resources. 398-406
  
• Third workshop on grids and advanced networks. 407-409
  
• Tsung-i Huang, Jaspal Subhlok:
  Fast pattern-based throughput prediction for TCP bulk transfers. 410-417
  
• Neena R. Kaushik, Silvia M. Figueira:
  A dynamically adaptive hybrid algorithm for scheduling lightpaths in lambda-grids. 418-425
  
• Bruno Volckaert, Pieter Thysebaert, Marc De Leenheer, Filip De Turck, Bart Dhoedt, Piet Demeester:
  A distributed resource and network partitioning architecture for service grids. 426-433
  
• Jason Zurawski, D. Martin Swany, Micah Beck, Ying Ding:
  Logistical multicast for data distribution. 434-441
  
• Marinho P. Barcellos, Maziar Nekovee, M. Koyabe, Michael Daw, J. Brooke:
  Evaluating high-throughput reliable multicast for grid applications in production networks. 442-449
  
• Chun-Hsi Huang, Sanguthevar Rajasekaran:
  BioGrid- bridging life science and information technology. 450-454
  
• Dinanath Sulakhe, Alex Rodriguez, Mark D'Souza, Michael Wilde, Veronika Nefedova, Ian T. Foster, Natalia Maltsev:
  GNARE: an environment for grid-based high-throughput genome analysis. 455-462
  
• Toyokazu Akiyama, Kazunori Nozaki, Seiichi Kato, Shinji Shimojo, Steven Peltier, Abel W. Lin, Tomas E. Molina, George Yang, David Lee, Mark H. Ellisman, Kiyokazu Yoshida, Hirotaro Mori:
  Scientific grid activities in Cybermedia Center, Osaka University. 463-470
  
• Peter M. A. Sloot, Alexander Boukhanovsky, Wilco Keulen, Charles A. Boucher:
  A grid-based HIV expert system. 471-486
  
• Cécile Germain, Vincent Breton, Patrick Clarysse, Yann Gaudeau, Tristan Glatard, Emmanuel Jeannot, Yannick Legré, Charles Loomis, Johan Montagnat, Jean-Marie Moureaux, Angel Osorio, Xavier Pennec, Romain Texier:
  Grid-enabling medical image analysis. 487-495
  
• Frederic Stahl, Daniel P. Berrar, Cândida G. Silva, R. J. Rodrigues, Rui M. M. Brito, Werner Dubitzky:
  Grid warehousing of molecular dynamics protein unfolding data. 496-503
  
• Ignacio Blanquer, Vicente Hernández, Damià Segrelles:
  Creating virtual storages and searching DICOM medical images through a grid middleware based in OGSA. 504-511
  
• Martin Swain, T. Hunniford, Johannes J. Mandel, Niall M. Palfreyman, Werner Dubitzky:
  Modeling gene-regulatory networks using evolutionary algorithms and distributed computing. 512-519
  
• Tae-Kyung Kim, Sang-Keun Oh, Kyung-Hee Lee, Dong-Hyun Roh, Wan-Sup Cho:
  HGBS: a hardware-oriented grid BLAST system. 520-526
  
• Jean-Marc Pierson, Lionel Brunie, Clarisse Dhaenens, Abdelkader Hameurlain, Nordine Melab, Maryvonne Miquel, Franck Morvan, El-Ghazali Talbi, Anne Tchounikine:
  Grid for Geno-Medicine: a glimpse on the GGM project. 527-528
  
• Conor Teljeur, Alan Kelly, I. Montoya:
  The potential of parallel computing for locating primary care services. 529-533
  
• Morihiko Tamai, Naoki Shibata, Keiichi Yasumoto, Minoru Ito:
  Distributed market broker architecture for resource aggregation in grid computing environments. 534-541
  
• Chuliang Weng, Minglu Li, Xinda Lu, Qianni Deng:
  An economic-based resource management framework in the grid context. 542-549
  
• R. Ueda, Matti A. Hiltunen, Richard D. Schlichting:
  Applying grid technology to Web application systems. 550-557
  
• Yan Huang, Qifeng Huang:
  WS-based workflow description language for message passing. 558-565
  
• Youssef Hamadi:
  Continuous resources allocation in Internet data centers. 566-573
  
• Martin Kacer, D. Langr, Pavel Tvrdík:
  Clondike: Linux cluster of non-dedicated workstations. 574-581
  
• Serafeim Zanikolas, Rizos Sakellariou:
  Application-level simulation modelling of large grids. 582-589
  
• Huaglory Tianfield:
  Towards agent based grid resource management. 590-597
  
• Yang-Suk Kee, D. Logothetis, Richard Y. Huang, Henri Casanova, Andrew A. Chien:
  Efficient resource description and high quality selection for virtual grids. 598-606
  

Volume 2

• Vijay K. Naik, Chuang Liu, Lingyun Yang, Jonathan Wagner:
  Online resource matching for heterogeneous grid environments. 607-614
  
• Ladislau Bölöni, Damla Turgut, Dan C. Marinescu:
  n-Cycle: a set of algorithms for task distribution on a commodity grid. 615-622
  
• Hanhua Chen, Hai Jin, Xiaoming Ning, Zhipeng Lu:
  Q-SAC: toward QoS optimized service automatic composition. 623-630
  
• Spyros Lalis, Catherine E. Houstis, Marios Pitikakis, George Vasilakis, Manolis Vavalis:
  Providing support for integrated scientific computing: metacomputing meets the grid and the semantic Web. 631-637
  
• Hongxia Cai, Tao Yu, Minglun Fang, Yongmei Lei:
  Security solution to manufacturing grid usage scenarios. 638-643
  
• Matthew Smith, Thomas Friese, Bernd Freisleben:
  Intra-engine service security for grids based on WSRF. 644-653
  
• John D. Ainsworth, Jon MacLaren, John M. Brooke:
  Implementing a secure, service oriented accounting system for computational economies. 654-660
  
• Keyur Gor, Dheepak Ra, Shakeb Ali, Lech D. Alves, Neel Arurkar, Ira Gupta, Anirban Chakrabarti, Amit Sharma, Shubhashis Sengupta:
  Scalable enterprise level workflow and infrastructure management in a grid computing environment. 661-667
  
• Rui Zhang, Steve Moyle, Steve McKeever, Stephen Heisig:
  OGSA-based grid workload monitoring. 668-675
  
• Thomas Fahringer, Jun Qin, S. Hainzer:
  Specification of grid workflow applications with AGWL: an Abstract Grid Workflow Language. 676-685
  
• Maria Lin, David W. Walker, Yu Chen, Jason W. Jones:
  A grid-based problem solving environment for GECEM. 686-693
  
• John P. Morrison, Sunil John, David A. Power, Neil Cafferkey, Adarsh Patil:
  A grid application development platform for WebCom-G. 694-701
  
• Sébastien Cahon, Nouredine Melab, El-Ghazali Talbi:
  An enabling framework for parallel optimization on the computational grid. 702-709
  
• Harshawardhan Gadgil, Geoffrey Fox, Shrideep Pallickara, Marlon E. Pierce, Robert Granat:
  A scripting based architecture for management of streams and services in real-time grid applications. 710-717
  
• J. A. L. Sanches, Patrícia Kayser Vargas, Inês de Castro Dutra, Vítor Santos Costa, Cláudio F. R. Geyer:
  ReGS: user-level reliability in a grid environment. 718-725
  
• Li Weng, Ümit V. Çatalyürek, Tahsin M. Kurç, Gagan Agrawal, Joel H. Saltz:
  Servicing range queries on multidimensional datasets with partial replicas. 726-733
  
• Lingyun Yang, Jennifer M. Schopf, Ian T. Foster:
  Improving parallel data transfer times using predicted variances in shared networks. 734-742
  
• Beomseok Nam, Alan Sussman:
  Spatial indexing of distributed multidimensional datasets. 743-750
  
• K. Zhang, Henrique Andrade, Louiqa Raschid, Alan Sussman:
  Query planning for the grid: adapting to dynamic resource availability. 751-758
  
• James Blythe, S. Jain, Ewa Deelman, Yolanda Gil, Karan Vahi, Anirban Mandal, Ken Kennedy:
  Task scheduling strategies for workflow-based applications in grids. 759-767
  
• Marco Aurélio Stelmar Netto, A. Breda, O. S. de Souza:
  Scheduling complex computer simulations on heterogeneous non-dedicated machines: a case study in structural bioinformatics. 768-775
  
• Nicolas Capit, Georges Da Costa, Yiannis Georgiou, Guillaume Huard, Cyrille Martin, Grégory Mounié, Pierre Neyron, Olivier Richard:
  A batch scheduler with high level components. 776-783
  
• Hashim H. Mohamed, Dick H. J. Epema:
  Experiences with the KOALA co-allocating scheduler in multiclusters. 784-791
  
• Gaurav Khanna, Nagavijayalakshmi Vydyanathan, Tahsin M. Kurç, Ümit V. Çatalyürek, Pete Wyckoff, Joel H. Saltz, P. Sadayappan:
  A hypergraph partitioning based approach for scheduling of tasks with batch-shared I/O. 792-799
  
• Xuli Liu, Hong Jiang, Leen-Kiat Soh:
  Exploiting the advantages of object-based DSM in a heterogeneous cluster environment. 800-807
  
• Jon B. Weissman, Seonho Kim, Darin England:
  Supporting the dynamic grid service lifecycle. 808-815
  
• Luc Moreau, Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, Maggie R. Breedy, Larry Bunch, Patrick J. Hayes, Matt Johnson, Shriniwas Kulkarni, James Lott, Niranjan Suri, Andrzej Uszok:
  Behavioural specification of grid services with the KAoS policy language. 816-823
  
• Laurent Baduel, Françoise Baude, Denis Caromel:
  Object-oriented SPMD. 824-831
  
• Ken-ichi Kurata, Hiroshi Nakamura, Vincent Breton:
  Secret sequence comparison on public grid computing resources. 832-839
  
• Edoardo Pignotti, Peter Edwards, Alun D. Preece, J. Gareth Polhill, Nicholas Mark Gotts:
  Semantic support for computational land-use modelling. 840-847
  
• Vasilii Zhakhovskii, Katsunobu Nishihara, Yuko Fukuda, Shinji Shimojo, Toyokazu Akiyama, S. Miyanaga, H. Sone, H. Kobayashi, E. Ito, Y. Seo, M. Tamura, Y. Ueshima:
  A new dynamical domain decomposition method for parallel molecular dynamics simulation. 848-854
  
• Ligang He, Stephen A. Jarvis, Daniel P. Spooner, David A. Bacigalupo, Guang Tan, Graham R. Nudd:
  Mapping DAG-based applications to multiclusters with background workload. 855-862
  
• Eun-Kyu Byun, Jae-Wan Jang, Wook Jung, Jin-Soo Kim:
  A dynamic grid services deployment mechanism for on-demand resource provisioning. 863-870
  
• Fifth international workshop on distributed shared memory. 871-872
  
• Zhiyi Huang, Martin K. Purvis, Paul Werstein:
  View-oriented update protocol with integrated diff for view-based consistency. 873-880
  
• Marco Ballette, Antonio Liotta, S. M. Ramzy:
  Execution time prediction in DSM-based mobile grids. 881-888
  
• H. Midorikawa:
  The performance analysis of portable parallel programming interface MpC for SDSM and pthread. 889-896
  
• Louis Rilling, Christine Morin:
  A practical transparent data sharing service for the grid. 897-904
  
• Tyng-Yeu Liang, Chun-Yi Wu, Jyh-Biau Chang, Ce-Kuen Shieh:
  Teamster-G: a grid-enabled software DSM system. 905-912
  
• Renaud Lachaize, Jorgen S. Hansen:
  A distributed shared buffer space for data-intensive applications. 913-920
  
• Cristian Tapus, Jason Hickey:
  Distributed synchronization with shared semaphore sets. 921-928
  
• Anna Kobusinska, Cezary Sobaniec, Marek Libuda, Dariusz Wawrzyniak:
  Version vector protocols implementing session guarantees. 929-936
  
• Christiane V. Pousa, Luís Fabrício Wanderley Góes, Carlos Augusto Paiva da Silva Martins:
  Reconfigurable consistency model for object-based software DSM. 937-944
  
• Ranjit Noronha, Dhabaleswar K. Panda:
  Can high performance software DSM systems designed with InfiniBand features benefit from PCI-Express? 945-952
  
• Baiyi Song, Carsten Ernemann, Ramin Yahyapour:
  User group-based workload analysis and modelling. 953-961
  
• Antonios Litke, Konstantinos Tserpes, Theodora A. Varvarigou:
  Computational workload prediction for grid oriented industrial applications: the case of 3D-image rendering. 962-969
  
• Marta Beltrán, José Luis Bosque:
  Information policies for load balancing on heterogeneous systems. 970-976
  
• Yudong Sun, Anil Wipat, Matthew R. Pocock, P. A. Lee, P. Watson, K. Flanagan, J. T. Worthington:
  A grid-based system for microbial genome comparison and analysis. 977-984
  
• Sumit Naiksatam, Silvia M. Figueira, Stephen A. Chiappari, Nirdosh Bhatnagar:
  Analyzing the advance reservation of lightpaths in lambda-grids. 985-992
  
• Reza Nejabati, Georgios Zervas, G. Dimitriades, Dimitra Simeonidou:
  Programmable optical burst switched network: a novel infrastructure for grid services. 993-999
  
• Vlad Olaru, Walter F. Tichy:
  On the design and performance of kernel-level TCP connection endpoint migration in cluster-based servers. 1000-1007
  
• Pete Wyckoff, Jiesheng Wu:
  Memory registration caching correctness. 1008-1015
  
• Renaud Lottiaux, Pascal Gallard, Geoffroy Vallée, Christine Morin, B. Boissinot:
  OpenMosix, OpenSSI and Kerrighed: a comparative study. 1016-1023
  
• Clovis Seragiotto Jr., Thomas Fahringer:
  Performance analysis for distributed and parallel Java programs with Aksum. 1024-1031
  
• R. Kassick, Caciano Machado, Everton Hermann, Rafael Bohrer Ávila, Philippe Olivier Alexandre Navaux, Yves Denneulin:
  Evaluating the performance of the dNFSP file system. 1032-1038
  
• Dean Hildebrand, Peter Honeyman:
  Scaling NFSv4 with parallel file systems. 1039-1046
  
• Jeffrey J. Evans, Cynthia S. Hood:
  Network performance variability in NOW clusters. 1047-1054
  
• Yawei Li, Zhiling Lan:
  A novel workload migration scheme for heterogeneous distributed computing. 1055-1062
  
• Menno Dobber, Ger Koole, Robert D. van der Mei:
  Dynamic load balancing experiments in a grid. 1063-1070
  
• Lars-Olof Burchard, Barry Linnert, Joerg Schneider:
  A distributed load-based failure recovery mechanism for advance reservation environments. 1071-1078
  
• Wolfgang Blochinger, W. Westje, Wolfgang Küchlin, Sebastian Wedeniwski:
  ZetaSAT - Boolean SATisfiability solving on Desktop Grids. 1079-1086
  
• Motoi Okuda, Masahiro Watanabe, Teruo Matsuzawa:
  Construction of a diagnostic support system for circulatory disease in a volume communications environment. 1087-1092
  
• Vasilis Dialinos, Rosa M. Badia, Raúl Sirvent, Josep M. Pérez, Jesús Labarta:
  Implementing phylogenetic inference with GRID superscalar. 1093-1100
  
• Olivier Aumage, Rutger F. H. Hofman, Henri E. Bal:
  NETIBIS: an efficient and dynamic communication system for heterogeneous grids. 1101-1108
  
• Adrien Lebre, Yves Denneulin:
  aIOLi: an input/output library for cluster of SMP. 1109-1116
  
• Xinran (Ryan) Wu, Andrew A. Chien, Matti A. Hiltunen, Richard D. Schlichting, S. Sen:
  A high performance configurable transport protocol for grid computing. 1117-1125
  
• Eric Weigle, Andrew A. Chien:
  The Composite Endpoint Protocol (CEP): scalable endpoints for terabit flows. 1126-1134
  
• Robert B. Ross, Robert Latham, William Gropp, Rajeev Thakur, Brian R. Toonen:
  Implementing MPI-IO atomic mode without file system support. 1135-1142
  
• Yu-Kwong Kwok, Shanshan Song, Kai Hwang:
  Selfish grid computing: game-theoretic modeling and NAS performance results. 1143-1150
  
• Catalin Dumitrescu, Ian T. Foster:
  GangSim: a simulator for grid scheduling studies. 1151-1158