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FG-175 |
GridProphet, A workflow execution time prediction system for the Grid |
Thomas Fahringer |
University of Innsbruck |
11/24/2011 |
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approved |
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FG-15 |
Grid Appliance |
Panoat Chuchaisri |
University of Florida |
12/23/2010 |
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approved |
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FG-24 |
Resource discovery in an asynchronous grid and cloud |
Kyungyong Lee |
University of Florida |
12/23/2010 |
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approved |
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FG-169 |
Hygra-Sim: Simulation of a Decentralized protocol for Resource discovery and job Allocation in large computational grids |
Fabrizio Messina |
University of Catania |
10/25/2011 |
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approved |
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FG-157 |
Resource provisioning for e-Science environments |
Andrea Bosin |
University of Cagliari |
09/23/2011 |
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approved |
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FG-112 |
University of California (UC) Grid and Cloud Project |
Prakashan Korambath |
UCLA |
04/08/2011 |
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approved |
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FG-13 |
FutureGrid Systems Development and Prototyping |
Koji Tanaka |
Indiana University |
12/23/2010 |
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approved |
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FG-129 |
Google SOC 11: Using DemoGrid and Globus Online on FutureGrid |
Andrew Younge |
Indiana University |
06/03/2011 |
03/22/2013 |
completed |
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FG-37 |
EGI-InSPIRE |
Michel Drescher |
EGI.eu |
12/23/2010 |
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approved |
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FG-349 |
MapReduce Scheduling in Cloud Environments |
Renan DelValle |
Binghamton University |
06/25/2013 |
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approved |
The FutureGrid project is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and is led by Indiana University with University of Chicago, University of Florida, San Diego Supercomputing Center, Texas Advanced Computing Center, University of Virginia, University of Tennessee, University of Southern California, Dresden, Purdue University, and Grid 5000 as partner sites. This material is based upon work supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0910812.
Futuregrid is a resource provider for XSEDE.