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Given by Geoffrey Fox at Alliance 98 NCSA Illinois on April 27-29 98. Foils prepared 3 May 98
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First 2 Foils are Java Grande for Alliance
Next foil is Internetics
These were used in Plenary Sessions

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1 Java Grande: Java for HPC
2 What is Java Grande?
3 Academic Fields of Computational Science and Internetics

Outside Index Summary of Material

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Foil 1 Java Grande: Java for HPC

From General Presentation Material Alliance 98 NCSA Illinois -- April 27-29 98. *
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Research Java Extensions and Frameworks for
  • High Performance GRID Computation
  • CS&E Distributed Modeling and Simulation
  • Data Intensive Computing
  • Computational and Communications-Intensive Applications
    • Commercial Computing
    • Scientific Research Applications
  • Alliance Leadership
    • Fox (NPAC/Syracuse), Gannon (Indiana)
    • Sun funding for Syracuse/Indiana/NCSA project
Java Grande Forum is Community Standards Effort
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Foil 2 What is Java Grande?

From General Presentation Material Alliance 98 NCSA Illinois -- April 27-29 98. *
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Use of Java for:
  • High Performance Network Computing
  • Scientific and Engineering Computation
  • (Distributed) Modeling and Simulation
  • Parallel and Distributed Computing
  • Data Intensive Computing
  • Communication and Computing Intensive Commercial and Academic Applications
  • HPCC Computational Grids ........
    • Very difficult to find a "conventional name" that doesn't get misunderstood by some community!
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Foil 3 Academic Fields of Computational Science and Internetics

From General Presentation Material Alliance 98 NCSA Illinois -- April 27-29 98. *
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Two realizations of Large Scale Computing Scale Computer for Scale Users and Students in proportion Power User to number of computers
Computational Commodity Technology Science Web, Networking, Databases ...
<-- -------------------- Internetics--------------------------------->
Parallel Computing Interface of Computer Science
with fields such as physics
using large scale simulations
Distributed Computing or the Grid
Interface between Computer Science
and all application areas including
for instance Public Administration, Business ....
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