General NPAC Presentations June 1997 Onwards

1/7/98


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General NPAC Presentations June 1997 Onwards

Abstract of General97B Foilset

General Web Architecture

Web Technology as the basis of Portable High Quality HPCC Software

Abstract of HPCC Portable Software based on Web Technology

Why use the Web as basis for HPCC Software?

More General 3 Level Software Model Functionality Performance Tradeoff

High Functionality Software Layer

Computing Model in Esprit CISPAR Project

Three Possible Implementations of CFD CSM Linkage

Technology Convergence Roadmap - Overview for Forces Modeling, Integrated Modeling and Testing for DoD

DIS Distributed Event Driven Simulation Web Prototype at NPS 1997

Details of the WebDIS Prototype at the NPS

The Next Big Web Technology Advance: Object Web and CORBA

CORBA Web Architecture

Aspects of Java ORB based Middleware

Integration of DIS with Object Web Based Computing

Aspects of Object Web based HPCC

Aspects of HPCORBA Architecture

Diagram of HPCORBA Architecture

Applications of Web Technology -- WebWindows in Action!

Two Specialized Services

Review of Basic Web/Internet Technologies -- Networking HTTP MIME!

Abstract of Web Review Material

3 Reasons to Learn or Use Web Technologies

Programming for the Web General Introduction CPS406/606 Fall Semester 97

Abstract of Introduction to Web Programming Courses

Four Roles of Object Web Technologies in Computing

Commodity(Web) Technologies for Parallel and Distributed (Meta)Computing ParCo 97 September 16,97 Bonn Germany

Abstract of Web Technologies for Parallel and MetaComputing

The Computing Pyramid

Inevitable Relevance of the Object Web

Structure(Architecture) of Applications - I

Structure(Architecture) of Applications - II

Some Tactical Opportunities of Object Web Technologies - I

Some Tactical Opportunities of Object Web Technologies - II

One Strategy for a Object Web-based Metacomputing

General Object Web based Middle Tier Server Architecture

Role of Collaboratory Systems

Some Capabilities of the Object Web (Server) Architecture for Computing

Implications of Commodity(Web) Technologies for Seamless Computing September 17,97 ECMWF Reading England

Abstract of Commodity Technologies in Seamless Computing

What is the Problem?

Possible General Architectures

What is a Module?

Possible Java Frameworks for Computing

What/Why is a Framework?

Too many Frameworks!

Proposed Java Computing Services Framework

Possible Services in a Java Computing Framework - I

Possible Services in a Java Computing Framework - II

HPCC ComponentWare: Essential Ideas

System and User Perspective

Approaches to Distributed Objects

Java ORB Approaches to Distributed Objects - II The object web awakens!

HP-CORBA - I

HP-CORBA - II

Metacomputing with Web Architecture

Tango Collaboration System

New Directions for Tango

CORBA Software Model

Multi Tier Client-Server-Service Examples I

Multi Tier Client-Server-Service Examples II

HLA Web CORBA COM Javabeans Computational Grids for the IMT FMS User …. December 4,1997 ARL IMT Training http://osprey7.npac.syr.edu:1998/iwt98/projects/webhla/ http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/HPcc/HPcc.html

Abstract of Distributed Object Technology for FMS and IMT

Glossary of Terms I

Today’s Interoperating Hybrid Server Architecture

Glossary of Terms II

Pure CORBA Architecture for a distributed Information System (There are similar COM and Javabean /RMI Versions)

Glossary of Terms III

Glossary of Terms IV

Glossary of Terms V

Glossary of Terms VI

A Parallel Computer Viewed as a Single CORBA Object

Each Node of a Parallel Computer viewed as a Separate CORBA Object

A Message or Protocol Optimization Bridge

Glossary of Terms VII

Glossary of Terms VIII

Year 2 FMS PET Tasks at NPAC - Overview

Year 2 FMS PET Tasks at NPAC - Description Technology Watch and Web based Training

Planning Parallel Ports of M&S Modules

WebHLA Software Development

Implementation Plan

Expected Year 2 Deliverable and Year 3 Proposals

High Performance Computing (HPCC) based on Commodity(Web, CORBA,COM) Technologies December 27,97 -- January 6,98 Beijing and Chang Sha (Hunan Province) China

Abstract of Commodity Technologies in HPCC for China

WebWisdom An Object Web approach to Education and Training December 27,97 -- January 6,98 Beijing and Chang Sha Hunan China

Abstract of WebWisdom Object Web for Education and Training for China

Some General Remarks

Technology Opportunities in Education I

Technology Opportunities in Education II

Educational Glossary I

Educational Glossary II

Educational Glossary III

Educational Glossary IV

Educational Glossary V

Educational Glossary VI

Educational Glossary VII

Educational Glossary VIII

Educational Glossary IX

Educational Glossary X

Virtual Classrooms: Electronic University Class

Virtual Classrooms: Televirtual Environment

Database Architecture for WebWisdom

Pragmatic Object Web Technology Model

Some More Detailed Trends in HPCC

Object Web Software is the Best

We have the Object Web Tools in Place I

We have the Object Web Tools in Place II

Computational Grid and the Object Web

Status of HPCC in USA and High Performance Computing (HPCC) based on Commodity Technologies December 27,97 -- January 6,98 Beijing and Chang Sha (Hunan Province) China

Abstract of Commodity Technologies in HPCC for China

Three Roles of Object Web Technologies in Computing

WebWisdom Collaboration Database and Web Technology for Education and Training December 27,97 -- January 6,98 Beijing and Chang Sha Hunan China

Abstract of WebWisdom Tango and Web for Education and Training for China

Author: Geoffrey Fox

Email: gcf@npac.syr.edu

Home Page: http://www.npac.syr.edu