Rubén Lara

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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2022
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Fang (Cherry) Liu, Mehmet Belgin, Nuyun Zhang, Kevin Manalo, Rubén Lara, Christopher P. Stone, Paul Manno:
ProvBench: A performance provenance capturing framework for heterogeneous research computing environments. Concurr. Comput. Pract. Exp. 34(10) (2022)
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Aaron Jezghani, Semir Sarajlic, Michael Brandon, Neil Bright, Mehmet Belgin, Gregory L. Beyer, Christopher Blanton, Pam Buffington, J. Eric Coulter, Rubén Lara, Lew Lefton, David Leonard, Fang (Cherry) Liu, Kevin Manalo, Paul Manno, Craig A. Moseley, Trever C. Nightingale, Norman Bray Bonner, Ronald Rahaman, Christopher Stone, Kenneth J. Suda, Peter Wan, Michael D. Weiner, Deirdre Womack, Nuyun Zhang, Dan Zhou:
Phoenix: The Revival of Research Computing and the Launch of the New Cost Model at Georgia Tech. PEARC 2022: 13:1-13:9
2021
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Fang (Cherry) Liu, Michael D. Weiner, Kevin Manalo, Aaron Jezghani, Christopher J. Blanton, Christopher Stone, Kenneth J. Suda, Nuyun Zhang, Dan Zhou, Mehmet Belgin, Semir Sarajlic, Rubén Lara:
Human-in-the-Loop Automatic Data Migration for a Large Research Computing Data Center. CSCI 2021: 1752-1758

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