Keynote Speakers

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  Ian T. Foster: A New Era in Computing: Moving Services onto Grid. 3
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  Enrique Alba: New Challenges in Parallel Optimization. 5

Presentations

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  Vincent R. Obozinski: From Grid Technologies (in 6th of IST RTD 2002-2006) to knowledge Utility. 8
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  Dan Grigoras: E-NEXT: Network of Excellence - Emerging Network Technologies. 9-10

Scheduling

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  Lukasz Masko: Task Scheduling for Dynamic SMP Clusters with Communication on the Fly for Bounded Number of Resources. 13-20
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  Eryk Laskowski, Marek Tudruj, Richard Olejnik, Bernard Toursel: Java Byte Code Scheduling Based on the Most-Often-Used-Paths in Programs with Branches. 21-27
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  E. Ilavarasan, P. Thambidurai, R. Mahilmannan: Performance Effective Task Scheduling Algorithm for Heterogeneous Computing System. 28-38

Grid and Peer-to-Peer Computing (1)

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  Roland Kunz: Cellular Nonlinear Network Grids - a new Grid Computing Approach. 39-42
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  Marek Ciglan, Ladislav Hluchý: Towards Scalable Grid Replica Optimization Framework. 43-50
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  Anjan Mahanta, Thanaruk Theeramunkong: A Comparative Simulation Analysis of P2P System Architectures. 51-57
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  Holly Dail, Frederic Desprez: Adaptive window scheduling for a hierarchical agent system. 58-65
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  Jérémy Buisson, Françoise André, Jean-Louis Pazat: Enforcing consistency during the adaptation of a parallel component. 66-73
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  Haiwu He, Guy Bergére, Serge G. Petiton: GMRES Method on Lightweight GRID System. 74-82

Monitoring, Scheduling and Load Balancing

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  Daniel Grosu, Thomas E. Carroll: A Strategyproof Mechanism for Scheduling Divisible Loads in Distributed Systems. 83-90
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  Guangming Tan, Shengzhong Feng, Ninghui Sun: Load Balancing Algorithm in Cluster-based RNA secondary structure Prediction. 91-96
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  Geoffroy Vallée, Renaud Lottiaux, David Margery, Christine Morin: Ghost Process: a Sound Basis to Implement Process Duplication, Migration and Checkpoint/Restart in Linux Clusters. 97-104
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  Marek Tudruj, Janusz Borkowski, Damian Kopanski: Load Balancing with Migration Based on Synchronizers in PS-GRADE Graphical Tool. 105-112
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  Janusz Borkowski: Measuring and improving quality of parallel application monitoring based on global states. 113-120
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  Adam Smyk, Marek Tudruj: Profiling Macro Data Flow Graphs for Parallel Implementation of FDTD Computations. 121-130

Optimization, Scientific Computing and Applications

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  Thuy Lien Pham, Ivan Lavallée, Marc Bui, Si Hoàng Do: A Distributed Algorithm for the Maximum Flow Problem. 131-138
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  Gabriel Paillard, Christian Antoine Louis Lavault, Felipe Maia Galvão França: A Distributed Prime Sieving Algorithm based on Scheduling by Multiple Edge Reversal. 139-146
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  Juan Chen, Yong Dong, Xuejun Yang, Dan Wu: A Compiler-Directed Energy Saving Strategy for Parallelizing Applications in On-Chip Multiprocessors. 147-154
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  Marek Tudruj, Lukasz Masko: Towards Massively Parallel Numerical Computations Based on Dynamic SMP Clusters with Communication on the Fly. 155-162
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  Boguslaw Butrylo, Marek Tudruj, Lukasz Masko, Laurent Nicolas: SSOR Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Algorithm in Dynamic SMP Clusters with Communication on the Fly. 163-172

Mobile & Agent-based Computing

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  Laurentiu Lucian Petrea, Dan Grigoras: Towards Introducing Code Mobility on J2ME. 173-182
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  Areski Flissi, Christophe Gransart, Philippe Merle: A Component-based Software Infrastructure for Ubiquitous Computing. 183-190
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  Dan Grigoras, Mark Riordan: Service Driven Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Formation and Management. 191-198
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  Mohammad Hussein, Franck Morvan, Abdelkader Hameurlain: Embedded cost model in mobile agents for large scale query optimization. 199-206
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  Minor Gordon, Marcin Paprzycki: Designing Agent Based Travel Support System. 207-216

Grid and Peer-to-Peer Computing (2)

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  Arun Kejariwal, Alexandru Nicolau: An Efficient Load Balancing Scheme for Grid-based High Performance Scientific Computing. 217-225
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  Vincent Garonne, Andrei Tsaregorodtsev, Eddy Caron: A study of meta-scheduling architectures for high throughput computing: Pull versus Push. 226-233
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  EunJoung Byun, SungJin Choi, MaengSoon Baik, Chong-Sun Hwang: Scheduling Scheme based on Dedication Rate in Volunteer Computing Environment. 234-241
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  Cyril Randriamaro, Olivier Soyez, Gil Utard, Francis Wlazinski: Data distribution for failure correlation management in a Peer to Peer storage system. 242-249
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  Baohua Wei, Gilles Fedak, Franck Cappello: Collaborative Data Distribution with BitTorrent for Computational Desktop Grids. 250-257
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  Padraig J. O'Dowd, Adarsh Patil, John P. Morrison: Managing MPICH-G2 Jobs with WebCom-G. 258-266

Distributed Algorithms and Databases

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  Kenji Imasaki, Sivarama P. Dandamudi: A New Join Algorithm for Cluster-Based Database Systems. 267-274
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  Anca Gog, Horea-Adrian Grebla: Evolutionary Tuning for Distributed Database Performance. 275-281
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  Valérie Fiolet, Bernard Toursel: Progressive Clustering for Database Distribution on a Grid. 282-289
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  Gang Xu, Wei Xu, Tao Huang: Extending OBDD Graphs for Composite Event Matching in Content-based Pub/Sub Systems. 290-298
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  Ahmed Khoumsi: Coordination of Components in a Distributed Discrete-Event System. 299-306
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  Dana Petcu: Parallel Jess. 307-316

Communications, Fault Tolerance and Security

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  Ricardo Guapo, Leonel Sousa, Shinichi Yamagiwa: On the Implementation and Evaluation of Berkeley Sockets on Maestro2 cluster computing environment. 317-324
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  Shinichi Yamagiwa, Keiichi Aoki, Koichi Wada: Active Zero-copy: A performance study of non-deterministic messaging. 325-332
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  Mourad Elhadef: An Artificial Immune System for Efficient Comparison-Based Diagnosis of Multiprocessor Systems. 333-340
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  María Engracia Gómez, Pedro López, José Duato: A Memory-Effective Fault-Tolerant Routing Strategy for Direct Interconnection Networks. 341-348

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