HPSIN: List of References

SUMMARY
HPSIN (High Performance Software Integration) project addresses several R&D issues related to HPCC software integration. We develop a modular, interactive and portable environment to facilitate software engineering, application development, GUI design and system integration for Interactive HPCC. Our current focus is on integrating emergent HPCC software standards into an interactive operating environment offered by the MOVIE System at NPAC. Our prototype HPFI and new HPSIN modules under development such as HPANDF or HPCGS are aimed at providing the bridge between HPCC back-ends and interactive multisensory multiuser front-ends such as Multimedia and Virtual Reality . The whole system evolves towards a Televirtuality server model, to be prototyped on NPAC metacomputer.

REFERENCES
  1. Cheng, G., Faigle, C., Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Li, B. and Mills, K., Exploring AVS for HPDC Software Integration: Case Studies Towards Parallel Support for GIS, paper presented at the 2nd Annual International AVS Converence The Magic of Science: AVS'93, Lake Buena Vista, Florida, May 24-26, 1993.

  2. Faigle, C., Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Haupt, T. and Niemiec, J., Software Integration towards Global Computing, NPAC Technical Report, 1993.

  3. Faigle, C., Furmanski, W., Haupt, T., Niemiec, J., Podgorny, M., and Simoni, D.A., MOVIE model for Open Systems based High Performance Distributed Computing, in Proceedings of the 1st International Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing HPDC-1, Syracuse, NY, Sept 1992, also published in a special HPDC issue of Concurrency: Practice and Experience, Vol. 5(4), 287--308, June 1993.

  4. Furmanski, W., Faigle, C., Haupt, T., Niemiec, J., Podgorny, M., and Simoni, D.A., MOVIE model for Open Systems based High Performance Distributed Computing, Concurrency: Practice and Experience, Vol. 5(4), 287--308, June 1993.

  5. Faigle, C., Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Niemiec, J. and Simoni, D., System Requirements for Dynamic Load Balancing in Homogeneous Platforms for Heterogeneous HPDC: Case Study Using MOVIE, NPAC Technical Report 1993.

  6. Furmanski, W., MOVIE Server Programming Manual, NPAC Technical Report, 1992.

  7. Furmanski, W., MOVIE Server Reference Manual, NPAC Technical Report, 1992.

  8. Furmanski, W., Software Development Tools for the MOVIE Server, NPAC Technical Report, 1992.

  9. Furmanski, W., MOVIE - Multitasking Object-oriented Visual Interactive Environment, in Fox, G.C., Messina, P., Williams, R., editors, Parallel Computing Works, Morgan and Kaufman 1994.

  10. Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Hornberger, P., Niemiec, J., and Simoni, D.A., Implementing Televirtuality , paper submitted to the British Computer Society Conference "Applications of Virtual Reality", June 1994.

  11. Furmanski, W., Supercomputing and Virtual Reality, in VR Becomes a Business, Proceedings of the Meckler Conference Virtual Reality '92, San Jose, CA, Sept 23-25, 1992.

  12. Faigle, C., Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Niemiec, J., and Simoni, D.A., Supercomputing and VR Networking: Emerging Standards for HPCC, in Proceedings of the Meckler Conference Virtual Reality '93, San Jose, CA, May 19-21, 1993.

  13. Faigle, C., Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Niemiec, J. and Simoni, D., Integrating Virtual Environments with High Performance Computing, in Proceedings of the 1st IEEE Virtual Reality Annual International Symposium, VRAIS'93, Sept 18--22, Seattle, WA.

  14. Furmanski, W., Integrating Virtual Reality with High Performance Computing using the MOVIE System, paper presented at the 3rd Virtual Reality Systems '93, New York, NY, October 18--21, 1993.

  15. Furmanski, W., Virtual Reality for Cable TV, An Assessment Report for Contitental CableVision, January 1994.

  16. Intelligent Machines, edited by W. Furmanski, A Module for the Course PHY106 "Science for the 21st Century" by Marvin Goldberg and Ed Lipson, Syracuse University, January 1994.

  17. Furmanski, W., Interface to OSF/Motif in MOVIE, NPAC Technical Report, 1992.

  18. Furmanski, W., Interface to NeWS in MOVIE, NPAC Technical Report, 1992.

  19. Podgorny. M., Interface to DPS in MOVIE, NPAC Technical Report, 1992.

  20. Niemiec, J., MNI: MOVIE Network Interface, NPAC Technical Report, 1993.

  22. Furmanski, W., and Niemiec, J., Process Scheduling in MOVIE 0.7, NPAC Technical Report, 1993.

  23. Furmanski, W., and Niemiec, J., Network Communication in MOVIE 0.7, NPAC Technical Report, 1993.

    Simoni, D.A., Scalar vs Vector Based Implementation of Array Operations: Preliminary Timing Results, NPAC Technical Report, 1993.

  24. Hornberger, P., ANDF Extensions for the Fortran90 Array Operations, NPAC Technical Report, 1993.

  25. Furmanski, W., Report from the Meckler Conference "Virtual Reality '92", San Jose, CA, Sept 23-25, 1992.

  26. Furmanski, W., Report from the 2nd Industry Symposium on Virtual Worlds Technology at the Human Interface Technology Laboratory, Seattle, WA, Oct 23-25, 1992, in Meckler's Virtual Reality Report 1993.

  27. Fox, G.C., and Furmanski, W., CISE Research Instrumentation for Integration of Virtual Reality into High Performance Computing Environment, Syracuse University Proposal to the NSF/CISE, July 31, 1992.

  28. Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., and Bogucz, E., High Performance Distributed Environment with Rapid Prototyping Tools to Integrate Parallel Databases, High Performance Fortran, Simulation and Virtual Reality for Unsteady Flow CFD Visualization, Syracuse University Proposal to NASA Ames, September 1992.

  29. Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Nilan, M.S., and Small, R.V., Parallel Processing and Virtual Reality for Pre-College Education, Syracuse University Proposal to the NSF/EHR/AAT, January 1993.

  30. Fox, G.C., Furmanski, W., Nilan, M.S., and Small, R.V., Assessing Virtual Reality for Education, Syracuse University Proposal to the NSF/EHR/AAT, January 1994.

  31. Fox, G.C., Hariri, S., Chen, R., Furmanski, W., Podgorny, M., Mills, K., and Markowski, R., Distributed Computing Environment: Multimedia Transfer Protocol and Distributed Information Environment, Syracuse University Proposal to Rome Laboratories, February, 1994.

  32. Niemiec, J., CC++, pC++, Charm and Orca: Languages for Paralllel Programming, NPAC Technical Report, December 1993.

  33. Faigle, C., 3D MOVIE Extension Status Report, NPAC Technical Report, February 1992.

  34. Faigle, C., 3D Graphics Libraries for MOVIE Server, NPAC Technical Report, February 1993.

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