.1=..Title slide for 1994 NPAC, InfoMall and InfoVision talk.
.2=..Performance of Supercomputers, 1943-1993.
.3=..General implications of advances in computer and communications performance.
.4=..Parallel computing works! What does this mean more precisely?
.5=..When will parallel computing take over and become the mainstream computing choice.
.6=..Trends in parallel computing.
.7=..The President's High Performance Computing and Communication Initiative(HPCCI).
.8=..12 chemistry and biology grand challenges - May, 1993.
.9=..11 Physics and Computational Fluid Dynamics grand challenges-May, 1993.
10=..10 Earth(environment) and atmospheric science grand challenges-May, 1993.
11=..Five Space Science and one Artificial Intelligence grand challenge-May, 1993.
12=..Comparison of grand challenges and real world MPP applications(national challenges)
13=..InfoMall - New York State's HPCC industrial outreach program.
14=..InfoMall pictured as a shopping mall.
15=..NPAC's four activity areas and NPAC's core technologies.
16=..NPAC personnel and their role.
17=..NYNET Topology.
18=..NPAC Network and computer facilities.
19=..NPAC network topology.
20=..Lessons on what InfoMall can build.
21=..How are these lessons modified for large industry and government applications.
22=..Positive and negative forces in adoption of parallel computing in the real world.
23=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - the four categories.
24=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - the first four simulation areas.
25=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - four more simulation areas.
26=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - five more simulation areas.
27=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - four information analysis areas.
28=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - six InfoVision areas.
29=..Results of InfoMall survey of industrial opportunities for HPCC - eight information integration areas.
30=..InfoMall components in words.
31=..The linkage of different types of organizations in InfoMall.
32=..The InfoMall process - from research to product.
33=..Technology transfer - four small steps in InfoMall.
34=..What are HPCC(Parallel Computing) enabling technologies.
35=..The development of core reusable technology components and their dissemination.
36=..Core enabling HPCC software technologies for information production(simulation).
37=..Core enabling HPCC algorithms and components for information production(simulation).
38=..Core enabling HPCC technologies-information analysis, access, integration.
39=..Core enabling HPCC technologies information analysis, access, integration.
40=..What does HPCC small software systems business get from InfoMall and from conventional economic development.
41=..Some HPCC software small business activities in InfoMall.
42=..Enabling technology activities in the National Software Exchange - NSE.
43=..Some training and outreach activities in InfoMall and NSE.
44=..Some examples of InfoMall activities with industry partners.
45=..NYNET demonstration, October 25, 1993.
46=..Applications and enabling technology activities for NYNET upstate corridor-October, 1993.
47=..NYNET applications planned for 1994-1995.
48=..Medical application - Telemedicine on NYNET - October 1993.
49=..NYNET 1993 application-Concurrent multitarget tracker system.
50=..Electromagnetic scattering simulation-overview.
51=..Financial application-overview.
52=..Financial modeling with AVS on a distributed network.
53=..Features, highlights, and flaws of AVS as system integration tool.
54=..General Structure of a distributed parallel computing environment using AVS module network.
55=..Financial modeling-details of four models.
56=..Data parallel and message passing implementation of stochastic volatility binomial models.
57=..System configuration and data flow for interactive financial modeling in an AVS/PVM environment.
58=..A generalized performance model used to analyze parallel economic models.
59=..Different cases of pipelined calculations and communications in the performance model.
60=..Parallel performance of economic modeling codes with parameters of performance model.
61=..Speedup on eight node IBM SP-1 (no high speed switch) of economic modeling code.
62=..General summary of parallel processing in the power industry.
63=..InfoMall Project with Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation.
64=..Parallel block-diagonal-bordered linear solvers.
65=..Sample circuit and matrix for parallel block-diagonal-bordered linear solvers.
66=..Matrix structure for "Optimal" sequential ordering - the minimum-degree ordering.
67=..Matrix structure for "Optimal" parallel ordering - the block-diagonal-bordered ordering.
68=..Block-diagonal-bordered solver performance on the CM-5.
69=..Multidisciplinary analysis and design industrial consortium (MADIC) overview and history.
70=..Objectives of MADIC consortium.
71=..Industry members of MADIC consortium.
72=..Current and planned MADIC projects.
73=..Summary of 1994 MADIC project - The NASA code evaluation project.
74=..USMADE - United states multidisciplinary analysis and design environment - a major MADIC goal.
75=..Architecture of USMADE software.
76=..The mapping of heterogeneous metaproblems onto heterogeneous metacomputer systems.
77=..InfoMall and the National Information Infrastructure - industry driving forces.
78=..Possible mixed fiber and cable deployment for NII.
79=..Possible technology directions for NII deployment.
80=..Comparison of technical supercomputer and the NII computer and communications capability in year 2000 -2005.
81=..A possible computer and communication video on demand architecture.
82=..What will National Information Infrastructure give us?
83=..InfoVision - InfoMall's information Video Imagery and Simulation on Demand projects.
84=..InfoMall Expertise.
85=..Possible scenarios for the next generation home computer.
86=..Dual - use: Opportunities in health care opened up by consumer NII technology.
87=..Dual-use: Opportunities in financial industry opened up by consumer NII technology.
88=..What are the killer applications in health care and other fields?
89=..Spring 1993 - InfoMall's set of InfoVision demonstrations on NYNET.
90=..InfoVision possibilities - Video on Demand (VOD) examples.
91=..InfoMall project IV - Video on Demand Backend technical specifications.
92=..InfoMall project IV - Mosaic frond end Development Technical Specifications.
93=..InfoMall Video on Demand client server architecture.
94=..NPAC HPCC/NYNET Video on Demand laboratory.
95=..InfoVision possibilities - Image information on demand, examples.
96=..InfoSchool Access to educational material on the NII (NYNET).
97=..InfoSchool 1994 project goals - establish mosaic education server.
98=..InfoVision possibilities - Text information on Demand, examples.
99=..InfoMall project VII: Text on Demand technical specifications.
100=.InfoVision Possibilities - Simulation on Demand, examples.
101=.InfoMall project III - Simulation on Demand A: Tornado, Electromagnetics technical specifications.
102=.Tornado Pictures.
103=.InfoMall project IV: Simulation on Demand B: NASA, IBM environmental modeling technical specifications.
104=.New York State Living Textbook: Interactive learning on the Information Highway.
105=.InfoVision possibilities - Simulation on Demand for 3-D Geographic Information Systems.
106=.NII business opportunities built around terrain navigation.
107=.Use of Terrain Navigation in living text book (education).
108=.Table of InfoVision technologies and demonstrations I.
109=.Table of InfoVision technologies and demonstrations II.
110=.Summary of InfoVision activities (capabilities) of NPAC.
111=.InfoMall Participants.
112=.Summary of HPCC health care applications.
113=.Distance learning opportunities for use of NII in education.
114=.Telemedicine capabilities in Central New York?