Subject: Re: More on Report
Resent-Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 21:26:16 -0400
Resent-From: Geoffrey Fox <gcf@npac.syr.edu>
Resent-To: p_gcf@npac.syr.edu
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 17:55:27 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jianxiang Jin <jianxiangjin@yahoo.com>
To: gcf@npac.syr.edu
CC: jjin@npac.syr.edu

> I did not find in collection of references
> [AA} from UNC and Jason Woods Thesis. You gave me
> them earlier

I am afraid I can not find[AA) from UNC right now.
Actually when I give you the copy, I already could not
find it in internet.

The URL for Jason Woods:
http://www.scs.leeds.ac.uk/kwb/publications95.htm#Love:98

> but I cannot find them easily. Please give me copies
>
> I found lots of important papers not referenced
> including following projects
> vis
> studierstube
> hector
> cctl
> covisa
> cspray
> cag
> cve
> orbit
> webme
> coca
> sluice
> jtransport
> sfexpress
> vms
>
> and some papers by
> nam et al
> begole et al
> unknown on finance
> Rhyne
> Bunch of UNC papers
> Abrams et al (ibm dataflow)
>
> I did not see but may have missed
> Sieve
> Dos (same a popcorn ?)
> Cache
> We need get these references typed up -- do you have
> this

Yes, I do have some (not ALL)papers about these
projects you mentioned above. But when I wrote the
report, I found it's really hard to link them all
together because the ways they are thinking are so
different!
Due to my level, what I can do is introducing some
directly and doing a summary for others which are not
easily for me to analysis. And this is why I have
a summary about "elements of collaborative
visualization". In this part, also every element is
related to a (group of) paper(s).

Two examples:

Sieve: I think this paper is great! but I found it's
really hard to find a way to introduce it into this
report. Although there are some insights in this
paper,
the system basically works as JavaBean.

Popcorn: I have 2 or 3 LONG papers about this project.
But I think the only thing I am interested is
"computlet"(=data+program, it's a unit for computing
which can be send over the net).In the papers, they
talked a lot about how to trade(steal) the CPU time
from other machines over the internet, it's not
obvious for me how this can be related to
Collaborative Computing. Frankly speaking,I think this
idea is good, but it wonn't work well in real life.

Tomorrow I will give you all these papers I have and I
hope they can help you a little bit.

If you want to give me some advise or want to correct
my understanding,please let me know.

Thank you!

Jianxiang
{BTW, Kathy already forward all my email to NPAC
account to JianxiangJin@yahoo.com,that why I reply
from this email address.)

> Also can we link them to analysis in report
> Thank you
>
> Geoffrey Fox  gcf@npac.syr.edu gcf@cs.fsu.edu
> Phones Cell 315-254-6387  Syracuse Office
> 315-443-2163 FSU Office 850-644-4587

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