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We describe key Web Technologies with illustrations of their use
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| We describe a Web Software Architecture with NII (National Information Infrastructure) applications built on top of generic services which are themselves built with Web Technologies and implemented on top of the "WebWindows" operating environment |
| We review NII services which include Commerce, Desk(Web)Top productivity, InfoVision (multimedia information dissemination), Collaboration and MetaComputing |
We describe NII applications such as manufacturing briefly and focus on three areas:
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Supercomputing 96 at Pittsburgh
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Abstract of NPAC's Supercomputing 96 Tutorial
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Web Technology has at least three opportunities for you and me!
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Superficial Observations on High Performance Computing-I
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Superficial Observations on High Performance Computing-II
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Superficial Observations on High Performance Communication
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Some Implications of HPCC Observations
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However we need more than fast enough machines
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World Wide Web (WWW) is key to HPCC Implementation
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NII Compute & Communications Capability in Year 2000 --> 2005
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Ultimate Vision and Implementation of NII and InfoVision
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Architecture of Web Software
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Some Critical Emerging Web Technologies 
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Start of Neat Set of Pictures on Internet Trends
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Number of InterNet Hosts !989-1996
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Number of InterNet Hosts !989-1996 and Projected to Year 2000
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Number of www prefixed hosts 1993-1995
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Open Universal WebWindows --
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The WebWindows Operating System
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Examples and Why WebWindows will Dominate Software Industry?
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Illustration of WebWindows Concept for Presentation Software
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RCIHalloween Presentation Foil on WebFoil in WebFoil!!
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JavaScript Based WebFoil Prototype
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Lessons of WebFoil for WebWindows Software Development Scenario
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Business Enterprise Systems and the Web
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What is a Web or HPMMCC Network Server ?
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Business Week Feature on IntraNet February 1996 -- Full Cover Picture
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Business Week Feature on IntraNet February 1996 -- Graph
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WebServer Hardware and Software Business Estimate
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Synergy of InterNet and IntraNets
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Architecture of Web Software
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Basic Structure of World Wide Web
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The Java/Netscape2.0 Client server Model
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Some (New) Web Technologies in a Nutshell - III
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In a Nutshell
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The Flow of Data amongst the Client, Server and CGI Script
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The Flow of Data amongst the Client, Server and CGI Script
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Example form for Hello, World!
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Example CGI program in Perl for Hello, World!
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Perl subprogram to read input from web forms - Part I
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Perl subprogram - Part II
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Some (New) Web Technologies in a Nutshell - I
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Some Critical Features of Java and Scientific Computing
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Figure 6:Impressive early Java demo (fromBrown Univ.) -- sorting algorithms
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Dining Philosopher Educational Applet
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Nuclear Reactor Educational Applet
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Visible Human
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The Java Magic Cube from Michael Chang
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The Java Talking Head Collaboratory from EFP
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Segmentation Definition Java Applet - II
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Segmentation AVS Environment (from around 1991) I
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The Simplest Java Application: Hello, World!
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The Simplest Java Applet: Hello, World!
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Displaying your applet from a Web page.
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The Graphics class
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Using Graphics properties
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Sun's Comparison of Language Features
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Performance of Java is Dreadful!
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40:Java Web Servers: Jigsaw, Jeeves
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Isn't the Web hardware and software too slow to be interesting for HPCC? - I
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LinPack Java Performance Updated to Sept 30 1996
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Isn't the Web hardware and software too slow to be interesting for HPCC? - II
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Isn't the Web hardware and software too slow to be interesting for HPCC? - III
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Isn't the Web hardware and software too slow to be interesting for HPCC? - IV
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Some (New) Web Technologies in a Nutshell - II
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Possible Uses of JavaScript in Education
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Structure of Index -- mainframe Case
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JavaScript Based WebFoil Prototype
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JavaScript Based Patient Record Database -I
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JavaScript Based Patient Record Database -II
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The JavaScript SlideShow Stepping through CareWeb Images - I
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The JavaScript SlideShow Stepping through CareWeb Images - II
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The JavaScript WebWisdom System -- Foilworld Homepage
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Netscape JavaScript Implementation of Granite Sentry Command and Control Interface
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General Remarks on JavaScript
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Hello World Example of JavaScript- I
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Hello World Example of JavaScript- II
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Example of Clicking on a Form - I
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Example of Clicking on a Form - II
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Example of Parameterized HTML
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Comparison of Java and JavaScript -- I
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Comparison of Java and JavaScript -- II
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Some (New) Web Technologies in a Nutshell - V
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T4:GIS - 3D Terrain Rendering in VRML
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VRML Terrain Renerer with Herkimer House Web Page
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Link between Interactive Journey and classroom multimedia projects
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VRML Tutorial from Alvin Leung/Meryem Ispirli -- a Car!!
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GIS integration with Weather Simulation application - I.
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GIS integration with Weather Simulation application - II.
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VRML - Virtual Reality Modeling Language -- Overview
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VRML -- Specification
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VRML - Language characteristics
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Example I - Shapes
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Example II - Properties
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Example III - Group Nodes
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Example IV - Textures
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VRML - Nodes I
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VRML1.0 Separator Node I
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VRML1.0 Separator Node II -- Formal Specification
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Structure of the Pyramid with Coordinate3 and IndexedFaceSet - I
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Structure of the Pyramid with Coordinate3 and IndexedFaceSet - II
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VRML1.0 IndexedFaceSet Node I
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14:Survey of Collaboratory Technologies
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15:Collaboratory Survey: Database 'Bridges'
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16:Collaboratory Survey: Synchronous Mirrors
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17:Collaboratory Survey: TVR Environments
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19:NCSA Habanero Collaboratory
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20:Examples of Habanero Applications
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21:Habanero Tools
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22:Habanero Session
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30:Shaking Hands Collaboratory
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31:Shaking Hands Collaboratory
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32:VisualMOO Collaboratory
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TANGO Collaborative System Control Panel and 3 Applications -- User 1
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TANGO Collaborative System Control Panel and 6 Applications
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Some (New) Web Technologies in a Nutshell - IV
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Newsgroup Search on 'biology'
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Newsgroup Search on 'biology'
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Carrier Search Home Page
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WebWindows DataBase Activities at NPAC
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Client-Server Architecture for WOW
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Choices of Formats and Filters in Web Systems
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Examples of the Use of HTP and HTF - I
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Examples of the Use of HTP and HTF - II
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The PL/SQL Package For Phone Example - I
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The PL/SQL Package For Phone Example - II
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The Web Page - Search Interface - I
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The Web Page - Search Interface - II
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Explanation of Example of PL/SQL Stored Procedure
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More Examples of PL/SQL Procedures for Web/Oracle Application
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42:Domain-specific Java Web Servers: CareWeb
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43:Web/Database Evolution 1: Central Oracle Server
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44:Web/Database Evolution 2: JDBC Interoperability
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45:Web/Database Evolution 3: Distributed Databases
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Some (New) Web Technologies in a Nutshell - VI
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Possible Uses of Digital Video in Education
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CNN Newsource Database, video of President Clinton
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Netscape shows the close caption text associated with the movie.
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One of the Video Server Asset Management interfaces-I.
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Architecture of Web Software
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Some Relevant NII Services-I
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Some Relevant NII Services-II
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Problem Solving Environments
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Medical Applications
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Example WebPSE Applications
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Multi-purpose Bridge Technology -- Overview
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Multi-purpose Bridge Technology --- Examples
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications -- HealthCare and Telemedicine
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications -- Education
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications -- Society
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications -- Collaboratory
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications
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Education and the Web
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications -- Education
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Implications of Brave New Web World for Education
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Some Virtual University Activities Involving NPAC -- I
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Some Virtual University Activities Involving NPAC -- II
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Encoder neural network tutorial and simulation page
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Overview of the Living Schoolbook Project
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The Living Schoolbook Project Partners
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Outside Partners of the Living Schoolbook Project
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Comments on FLAG (Fiber Optic Link Across the Globe) and the Virtual University - I
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Comments on FLAG (Fiber Optic Link Across the Globe) and the Virtual University - II
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Fiber Link Across the Globe FLAG -- Topology
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Kidsweb Home Page and Table of Contents for Arts, Science
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Astronomy and Space content - Combined picture of Jupiter with Comet Shoemaker-Levy9 fragments
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What is Computational Science?
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Program in Computational Science
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Program in Information Age Computational Science Implemented Within Current Academic Program
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Current Computational Science (CPS) Core Courses
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Current Proposed CPS Core Courses -- Information Track
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Education in a Box -- Initial Steps to Understand Web Based Education
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Scope of Certificate in Computational Science
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Scalable Certificates in Computational Science
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Chinese Youth reports ICPSEP, the "classroom across countries" between NPAC at Syracuse University, USA, and PACT at Harbin Institute of Technology, China
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Xin Wan Bao reports ICPSEP, the "classroom across countries" between NPAC at Syracuse University, USA, and PACT at Harbin Institute of Technology, China
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Examples of the Use of Java in Education
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Possible Uses of VRML in Education
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Uses of Databases in Education
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Possible Uses of Digital Video in Education
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Possible Uses of JavaScript in Education
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Manufacturing
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications -- Collaboratory
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Use of NII Services in Particular Applications
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ASOP and Multidisciplinary Analysis and Design(MAD)
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NII Enhances ASOP in a Multi-Organization Activity
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Industrial/Academic/Government Consensus is ASOP Basis
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ASOP Introduces Aerospace Paradigm Shifts
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2.0 ASOP Object Backplane - Functional Services for Users
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2.1 Collaboration Services - Support Virtual Co-location
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2.2 Configuration Control Services - Critical for User
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2.3 Metacomputing Services - Distributed Computing
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2.4 Security and Access Services - Critical to ASOP
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2.5 Object & Data Services - Robust Integration for ASOP
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5.1 Collaboration Services - Support Virtual Co-location
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5.2 Configuration Control Services - Driven by ASOP
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5.3 Metacomputing Services - Coordinated NII Computing
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5.4 Security and Access Services - Critical Technology
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An anecdote contrasting MPP and NII value in Manufacturing
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Overall Principles of Computing on the Web
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Web based HPCC at NPAC: URLs
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Topics Illustrated in Computing on the Web
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HPCC needs a large enough market to sustain technology (systems and software)
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WebWork Summary for PCRC
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Factorization on the Web
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Factoring RSA Numbers and Security
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A WebWork Approach to Breaking Bank of England
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Web Virtual Machine and Server-Server Communication Model
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Figure 1:Server-to-Server Communication Diagram
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Hierarchical FAFNER Servers
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Features of FAFNER Server Code
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Features of CLIENT CODE
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RSA130 Factorization is completed!
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Digital Crime(!?) Home Page
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Financial Modelling on Demand
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Aspects of Financial World Motivating HPCC
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Financial Application areas for which High-performance computing technologies are becoming indispensable
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Path Integral Approach to Derivative Valuation
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Parallel Maximum Entropy and optimization
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Web-based System Integration -- Initial Server Implementation
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Web-based System Integration -- Futures
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Option Pricing
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Option Pricing
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Option Pricing
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Option Pricing
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Java as a GUI
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Next Steps in Visual Programming for Chaining and Aggregating Services -- WebFlow!!
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41:WebFlow/WebVM Overview
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51:WebFlow Design and Prototyping (cont)
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52:WebFlow Management Design
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57:WebFlow View on Emergent Java Systems
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Classes of Simulations and their High Performance Needs
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Some Critical Features of Java and Parallelism - II
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Select Active Processors in HPJava Demo
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Game of Life Setup Panel in HPJava Demo
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Game of Life Execution Pattern in HPJava Demo
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Remarks on HPJava -- Data Parallel Java - I
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Remarks on HPJava -- Data Parallel Java - II
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Suggested Action Items at NPAC
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Login to SP2 with a Web Interface at NIST - I
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Login to SP2 with a Web Interface at NIST - II
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Login to SP2 with a Web Interface at NIST - III
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Cornell ARMS Distributed Resource Manager
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HPF/MPI Programming Laboratory on the Web
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Cornell Virtual Workshop HPF Module
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Virtual Workshop Programming Laboratory -- Compilation II
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Virtual Workshop Programming Laboratory -- Execute the Program!
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NCSA Biology Workbench
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Main Window for Java Interface to Distributed Computing Environment
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Screens Opened for Java Interface to Distributed Computing Environment
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Data Window Opened for Java Interface to Distributed Computing Environment
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Specification Screen Opened for Java Interface to Distributed Computing Environment
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Subroutine Specification Screen Opened for Java Interface to Distributed Computing Environment
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Java Interface for Performance Visualization
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Performance Visualization of Sorting Algorithm
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Kivanc Dincer's Java FrontEnd to Pablo - I
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Kivanc Dincer's Java FrontEnd to Pablo - II
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WebHPF and Other Full Programming Environments
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PCRC Naturally Fits in with WebWork
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NPAC HPF Compiler on the WWW -- Architectural Design
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NPAC HPF Compiler on the WWW -- Architectural Design -- Contd
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A World-Wide Virtual Machine design based on Web and PVM technologies
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A WWVM based on Web and PVM Technologies
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Architecture of NPAC HPF Compilation System on WWW
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Syracuse HPF Compiler on the Web-- Input Page
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Syracuse HPF Compiler on the Web-- Output Page
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Web Technologies at NPAC: WebAMR Example
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Interpreters versus Compilers -- I?
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Interpreters versus Compilers -- Domain Specific Environments
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Java and HPF Futures
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VRML and HPF Futures
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Some Remarks on HPJava Full WebWisdom URL and this Foilset Search
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